So yesterday we looked at Trypticon’s “New Dinosaurer” mode (we’re talking about the Hasbro one here). In lieu of electronics, they gave him an accompanying [Click to read more.]
I’d say that Trypticon needs no explanation, but then somebody who’s ostensibly well-versed in current affairs asked me if he was Grimlock. He’s a giant [Click to read more.]
In this final part of my feature on SDCC 2016’s “The Collector’s Vault” set, I take a look at the Collector, his artifacts (the [Click to read more.]
Howard the Duck is probably famous (or infamous) for his live action movie, which was a pretty brave attempt at bringing an obscure character to [Click to read more.]
Lockjaw is fairly famous – he’s always appeared whenever the Inhumans did and is their resident teleporting dog, having appeared in the animated 90’s “Fantastic [Click to read more.]
Spider-Man is, well, probably Marvel’s most famous superhero. He recently appeared in “Spider-Man: Homecoming” and needs no introduction, even though I’m still writing one for [Click to read more.]
The Enchantress is a Thor villainess, and is sometimes known as “Amora the Enchantress”. As her name indicates, her primary abilities are enchanting magic rather than [Click to read more.]
Hound has been one of the surprising favourites of “Transformers: The Last Knight”, with almost everybody remembering who he is and what he looks like. He’s an [Click to read more.]
Sandman is a Spider-Man villain who becomes sand. He can generally assume any shape and size within reasonable limits (I don’t think he can assume [Click to read more.]
I first read about the Purple Man (yes, he’s “the” Purple Man as opposed to just Purple Man, unlike Iron Man or Spider-Man) (which shows [Click to read more.]
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