It seems like Noisy and I could do a month of Transformers reviews if we combined our purchases, but that would get pretty boring for everyone. So today I’m taking a break from my growing pile of TFs to take a look at my newest Japanese import, D-Arts Mewtwo. 
As fate would have it, a couple days after my Twinstrike review I stumbled across another Predacon on a trip to Walmart. So since I'm still having fun with the little guys, the next figure on the way to completing Abominus is Cyberverse Legion Hun-Gurrr. 
I’m not really planning on buying all the TF Prime Predacons, but the few that are out have interested me enough that I seem to be heading in that direction. So today I’ve got a little review for a little figure I picked up a couple weeks ago at Target: Cyberverse Twinstrike. 
We’re pretty behind on just about everything, but it seems like the MOTU figures have been piling particularly high. So in an attempt to cut down on our backlog, I thought I’d follow up Noisy’s MOTU review with one of my own. So let’s take a look at Fang Man! 
I remember a time when buying a Transformer was a rare occasion for me. But now things are heading towards the other extreme and I seem to always have a backlog waiting to be reviewed. So I thought I’d make a mini-theme week with a repaint review of my own. 
I've been eagerly anticipating the Four Horsemen's Raven ever since seeing the first images of the gray prototype. Sure he makes a great addition to Scarabus and the expanding world of Gothitropolis, but damn if he isn't just a fantastic looking figure all on his own. 
We're finishing off our Winter Wonder Fest 2013 coverage with my favorite part of the show. Sure it's great seeing what new toys to expect from the big companies, but I really enjoy discovering what the incredibly talented individual artists have been working on. 
