Metal Gear is one of those brands that never get the right kind of toy love. There were statuesque McFarlanes back in the day, expensive Hot Toys & Play Arts Kai figs that don’t fit in with my other figures. But Kaiyodo has finally made one that fits in with my collection! 
Alright, I’m still getting back in the groove here, so you might forgive any typos or grammatical errors today (this means you, Brainlock :D ). Well, it might be that I’m exhausted or it could just be I’m tired of doing Rainbow Lantern reviews? I’m thinking even Larfleeze wants to be the last one.
Between the lack of uniquely sculpted subs figures and the focus on Nu52, it feels like the DC Classics line is wrapping up. All lines have to at some point, and it was a great run while it lasted. It’s just sad that there are still so many characters waiting to be made into plastic.
We’re still working out this week’s schedule with me in Florida. I had to leave in a bit of a hurry, so instead of a second review from me, we’re going to shuffle things around and post the Review Round-Up today. Ideally, I’ll get back in time to have a review up on Friday! 
Time to get another Masters of the Universe Classics figure out of the way and today I’m going with Snake Face. I only had a few Snake Men as a kid, and SF wasn’t one of them. But like so many other MOTU characters, he’s become interesting to me over time.
This week’s schedule will be a little off. My Uncle passed away this weekend and I'm just about out the door on my way to Florida. As many of you know, this year has been sticking it to us here at IAT, but I’m tired of missing days. This won’t be the full review, but I wanted to post some quick picks of Encore Fortress Maximus.
After a rocky start to April with the site outage, we got things back on track here at IAT and had one of the better months this year. I’ve gone through and updated the Review Index for IAT and for Battlegrip.com, but let’s also take a quick look at the Top Ten Reviews for April. 
