Phil Reed’s Battlegrip.com is one my favorite toy sites. Phil runs a great site with a unique perspective and a cool mix of reviews of new & old toys (including a strange obsession with FrankenBerry). Phil has a new project, an unofficial Transformers guide that he’s taken to Kickstarter. We’re in!
For Joe reviews, can you believe I’m still working off the case of GI Joes my wife bought me for Christmas? If that’s not a sign I need to do more Joe reviews, I don’t know what is! Today, I’ve got a quick review of a Renegades Joe, but I don't consider him one really. Law & Order is more a smart, modern update.
Since I didn’t buy the battle-damaged Iron Man, this will be my last Avengers review for the foreseeable future. It feels wrong. No Black Widow. No unmasked Cap. No Maria Hill. No Coulson. I could go on; this line shouldn’t be over. Anyway, let’s wrap things up, hopefully for now.
I’m following up our Reviewapalooza II week with a figure from one of my favorite toy lines, Bandai of Japan's S.H. MonsterArts. I never expected the line be so extensive that I'd get a Little Godzilla figure. But I’m certainly glad they made him, even if he isn’t entirely perfect.
Okay, so some unforeseen circumstances slowed us down last week, but don’t look at this Vykron review as late - just think of it as Reviewapalooza going an extra day! I’ll be finishing off our theme week with a look at Vykron, Mattel’s Masters of the Universe SDCC offering this year.
Today's article rounds out my coverage of the four main turtles in Playmates' new Nickelodeon line. Don't worry, I still have a couple more characters to look at before I'm done with the line though. But Reviewapalooza II is far from over, so don't forget to check back for our last few updats this week! 
