As we continue to see exclusive pre-orders and exclusive retailer stock being mishandled, it begs the question if Hasbro will continue to trust their most stellar merchandise –like this Cable figure– to organizations who don’t seem to have any incentive to get it in the hands of real fans.
“Indian in the Cupboard” sports some impressive visuals and great cameo performances, even if the story seems outdated today.
Beyblade Burst Rivals is kind of like “Bejeweled” but with a bit more to it. If you like anime and puzzle games this one is for you!
This figure can move. Flexibility is built into every single articulate point he has and each one functions with buttery smooth perfection.
Bat Friends and Fans, I assure you, absolutely nothing about the action figure tributes to these iconic characters was rushed or left to chance.
Gwen Stacy comes with some, shall we say, puzzling accessories.
“Warrior Nun” fails to execute on its unique premise, leaving viewers with a dull shell of what it could be in the first season on Netflix.
There are of course holy grail-level relics across all of fandom; a Babe Ruth-signed baseball, a Joe Namith football, and…
Chuck E. Cheese is in some financial trouble & we don’t know if they can bounce back so easily after places begin to open back up.
It’s hard to believe that it’s been 30 years today since “Dick Tracy” hit theaters.
