While it’s been a frenzy-filled ride of frustration and fun in 2009 for MOTU Collectors, the Classics line has to be the best thing that’s happened to He-Man fans since well, ever. MOTU Classics toys have been some of the most fun to review and play with this year. The excitement of
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 Today we have a Blackest Night double feature! Last week, DC Direct released the second wave of Blackest Night figures hot on the heels of Mattel’s release of the DC Classics Color of Fear two-pack. In this review, we’ll take a look at Kryb and Indigo from DC Direct and then we’ll follow up Our Blackest Night Double Feature continues with a review the newest DC Classics 2-pack from Mattel, the Color of Fear. We’ve talked about lead time before and how for most licensees, they have difficulty getting product to market that is well-timed with the events happening in the comics. The Color of Fear 2pk is For the last sixteen years, there has been some version of the Power Rangers on the airwaves, and for the last sixteen years there has been a toy line to accompany it. When a toy line runs for that long, there are bound to be issues. Over the years, different characters were made while others Cast in the Name of God: Ye Awesome. My name is AdventureVault. I perform a much needed job here at It’sAllTrue.Net.(I give the noisy devil a day off now and again) What do you get when you cross Batman the Animated Series with a giant Japanese mech? You get the greatest anime of all time,
One of the difficult realities of the toy world is lead time. If a toy company sees a property that has potential, they can’t really strike when the iron is hot. The production process is simply too complicated and drawn out between conception and retail. By the time the product reaches stores, that potential may Fourth in our four-part series on DCUC10 and fifth in our five-part series on DCUC9, this review covers Chemo & Imperiex. These two may end up being a couple of the harder C&C’s to complete. Worse still, they’re hitting stores at relatively the same time and competing for aisle space with a couple different “Best Third in our four part series on DCUC10, this review covers Joker, Forager, and Batman. There’s always a broad spectrum of feelings when reviewing a DC Classics wave. There are the figures you wanted and the figures you didn’t know you wanted. There are the highlights and then there are the warped legs. And sometimes Second in our four part series on DCUC10, this review covers Robotman and Beast Boy. DCUC10′s lineup was released (leaked?) over a period of a few months. We knew it would have Joker. We were pretty sure it would have Man-Bat. AFI let us know about Power Girl. We knew Forager was coming, but we  |
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If you’ve been buying MOTU Classics since their debut nearly a year ago, your MOTU shelf was starting to look more like the He-Man Woman Haters Club than Masters of the Universe. But, Mattel took a huge leap forward this month with its first all-new figure since last December’s Beast Man: Teela. 
I like new stories coming out of old ideas. When creators take an old continuity or a basic concept and find ways to reinterpret it, I’m usually first in line to see the result. When the announcement about a new Masters of the Universe cartoon came along eight years ago, I had 
