Like with Transformers Prime, I’m also a bit behind on reviewing the last few S.H. Figuarts figures I picked up. So today I’m going to take a look at Red Hawk from the Super Sentai Jetman series, a figure I purchased because I liked how he looked. 
I’ve been falling behind on my Transformers Prime reviews over the last few weeks, so I thought I’d play a little catch-up and review two. Today I’ve got the monstrous Darkness Megatron and the equally intimidating Arms Micron Dark Matter Calibur sword. 
Masters of the Universe Classics usually does a fantastic job of updating vintage figures with a more modernized look. I was particularly excited to see what Dragon Blaster Skeletor’s would look like. Unfortunately I think my expectations were too high. 
The four new Nickelodeon turtles are great toys, but I kept having this nagging suspicion that something was missing (you know, besides the Shellraiser and awesome new sewer playset that I can't afford). 
Earlier in the week Noisy presented his guest review for TheDailyNinja.com and today's my turn for a review, and I'm bringin everyone back to the present with my Nickelodeon Shredder review. So check out TDN for a look at how he stacks up. 
With DCUC currently MIA and DC Direct focusing on video games and all things Nu, the Club Infinite Earths subscription has been my only link to the comics and characters I love. And now with Rocket Red out of the way, it’s pure character gold for the rest of the year! 
As is tradition with Guest Review Week (twice counts!), we save one spot on the lineup for a review from one of our readers! For Son of Guest Review week, that spot goes to our man in Japan, Robert Baldwin (a.k.a. Dorkey!). Today, Robert is taking a look at the S.H. Figuarts Akiba Red!
