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On this weekend’s Half The Battle shorty, I rank all of the Transformers G1 1986 Mini-Bots! Check out this week’s video below and join in the conversation. And as always be sure and subscribe to my YouTube channel for all my latest videos!
Read MoreMondo has revealed a new Spider-Man: The Animated Series Daredevil (First Appearance) 1/6 scale figure, featuring his classic yellow-and-black suit. The release includes masked and unmasked Matt Murdock portraits, interchangeable hands, weapons, and a display stand. Limited to 250 pieces, pre-orders begin March 17 at 12:00 PM EST / 11:00 AM CT. Price: $235. Spider-Man: The Animated Series – Daredevil 1/6 Scale Figure – First Appearance “Murdock sent me to get you out.” Your radar sense was right! The newest addition to our S:TAS 1/6 Scale Line, sporting yellow and red… the first appearance…
Read MoreStory by Destro Designs / Viper Den Studios Part 1 – Epic Entrance Song Battle Right off the rip, the trombone comes blasting in, with the off beat, ear blaring sound that goes right to my heavy metal roots. Out of nowhere, a shooting star rolls through the sky in a serpentine movement and blasts into the Gi Joe sign with explosive fireworks as the drummer gets wicked. A Cobra flying aircraft carrier lurch’s into view as its silhouette is back lit by the full moon. Parachutes abound, we get…
Read MorePre-orders live for Mondo’s newest Masters of the Universe collectible, as the villainous Tri-Klops joins the MOTU 1/6 Scale Figure line in a new Limited Edition release. Standing approximately 12 inches tall, Tri-Klops includes a strong lineup of accessories such as multiple interchangeable hands, three swap-out lower face parts, two swords, blast effects, and more. The figure is priced at $255 Check out additional details, the pre-order link, and images below. Masters of the Universe – Tri-Klops 1/6 Scale Figure – Limited Edition Summoned by Skeletor™ to match He-Man™’s might,…
Read MoreFor new Masters of the Universe fans, Evil-Lyn is one of the most important villains in the franchise. While Skeletor is the loud, power-hungry face of evil on Eternia, Evil-Lyn is often the sharp mind standing beside him. She is far more than just a henchwoman. In many versions of the story, she is a dangerous sorceress, a master manipulator, and one of the few characters clever enough to challenge Skeletor himself. Evil-Lyn first appeared in the classic 1980s Masters of the Universe toy line and quickly became a standout…
Read MoreOn this week’s episode of G.I. Joe Half The Battle, It’s All 1994 GI Joe figures Ranked ! Check out this week’s video below and join in the conversation. And as always be sure and subscribe to my YouTube channel for all my latest videos!
Read MoreJennifer Runyon will always hold a special place in the hearts of fans who grew up on 1980s movies and television. News reports say she died on March 6, 2026, at age 65, after cancer, and was remembered by family and friends as someone deeply devoted to the people she loved. For many viewers, Runyon represented a familiar kind of screen presence that defined the decade. She was charming without trying too hard, funny without forcing it, and warm in a way that made her instantly memorable. In an era…
Read MoreStory by Destro Designs / Viper Den Studios As a Kid, arguably the defining trait of a 3¾ Gi Joe figure, was, all that detail. Other figures didn’t have this level awesomeness molded into them. He Man was cool because it was what we had, but not very detailed, Star Wars was the same 3¾ Scale but they were largely bland in my memory, I just wanted them Joes. Whether it was the detail on that Destro or how cool Snake Eyes looked, I was, right off the bat, hooked…
Read MoreThe Masters of the Universe Chronicles Scare Glow action figure makes a powerful first impression as the debut release in the all-new MOTU Chronicles line. Even better for collectors, this standout figure is a Walmart exclusive, making it an especially notable launch for the new series. Scare Glow, the terrifying Evil Ghost of Skeletor, is brought to life here in 1:12 scale, offering a more relatable size for display along with an impressive 32 points of articulation. That combination gives collectors plenty of freedom to create dynamic poses while still…
Read MoreTHE GOAL LINE IS IN SIGHT!!! G.I. Joe Classified “Big Lob“” Review by @Yorktownjoe! Check it out in the player below, and be sure and follow him on Instagram and YouTube for his latest videos and photography!
Read MoreBefore he was the coolly logical Mr. Spock, Leonard Nimoy was a working-class kid from Boston with big ambitions and no guaranteed path to stardom. Born in 1931 to immigrant parents, Nimoy grew up in a modest neighborhood and learned early that success would require grit, discipline, and patience. His parents had come from what is now Ukraine, and that immigrant family background shaped his outlook. He understood hard work long before he understood fame. Nimoy got interested in acting as a child and began performing in local theater productions…
Read MoreToday Ken from ToyKennections discusses the importance of toy histories! As always be sure to subscribe to ToyKennections channel on YouTube for all of Ken’s latest videos!
Read MoreOn this weekend’s Half The Battle shorty, I rank all of the Transformers G1 1985 Mini-Bots! Check out this week’s video below and join in the conversation. And as always be sure and subscribe to my YouTube channel for all my latest videos!
Read MoreStory by Destro Designs / Viper Den Studios “Ain’t no such things as half-way crooks” is one of the many killer lines from The Infamous queens bridge rap-duo Mobb Deep. A Soundtrack to stick up kids everywhere, and one my favorites. But this sentiment rings true when I think about how people of all ages feel about Gi Joe. Whether youre in my age ranges of 40-50, which is the sweet spot for getting the main years of the toy line in real time as well as the prime time…
Read MoreIf ever there were a villain who looked like he crawled straight out of a leaking oil drum, it’s Cesspool. Introduced in the early 1990s during G.I. Joe’s eco-themed era, Cesspool wasn’t just another masked bad guy — he was environmental disaster personified, wrapped in a business suit and armed with corporate greed. Released in 1991 as part of Hasbro’s Eco-Warriors sub-line, Cesspool represented a different kind of threat. The Cold War was winding down, and pop culture villains were shifting from shadowy foreign agents to corporate polluters and environmental…
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