I’m not really a big MOGERA fan. I picked him up because he’s the next kaiju in the Monsterarts line. But believe it or not, he impressed me so much that I think he may be the best Monsterarts figure Bandai has produced so far. 
Usually I first see and pick up my set of minifigures at Toys R Us, but this time it seems they’re hitting all the stores at the same time. The first ones I found were at Wal-Mart, but over the next couple days both my TRU and Target also got theirs.
It’s Matty Day! It’s a big day for Club Infinite Earths as things finally kick off with Golden Age Flash being offered today (think he’ll sell fast?). For MOTUC, we’ve got Stinkor, Slush Head, Mighty Spector, & Snake Mountain Stands! Come discuss it all on the IAT Forum while you wait!
I thought I’d finish off the week with the other figure that came with Terrorcon Cliffjumper. Even though I already had a Hasbro Soundwave, I decided to try out the Takara version too because I wanted to see the differences and I love dem Microns! 
Just when I thought I had finished up my Transformers reviews for a while, the second wave of Takara’s Prime figures bits. I guess it’s fitting timing that their version of Terrorcon Cliffjumper is released just after Hasbro announced he’ll be among their SDCC exclusives. 
The last regular figure in DC Universe Classics Wave 20 is my figure to review, and I think he might just be the best figure in the entire wave. If nothing else, this version of Green Arrow is one last taste of how good DC Classics could be. 
We’re rounding the bend of Nekron week with a look at the DC Universe Classics modern version of Roy Harper, the Red Arrow. Although the figure may not look it, Roy’s character has been through some pretty rough times, especially in the last few years. 
