Ask Matty – February 1st Edition
Ask Matty
February 1st, 2010
Ask Matty
February 1st, 2010
Really, it should be Steppenwolfs. I'm sure Mrs. Day would disapprove of my flagrant disregard of proper grammar, but it sounds better. Right?*
* - Sorry, Mrs. Day. At least I knew it was wrong!
Third in our five-part series featuring the ninth wave of DC Universe Classics, this review covers Mantis and his variant, Mantis.
Seventh in our ten part series featuring the 2009 SDCC exclusives, this review covers the DC Classics Wonder Twins.
The Wonder Twins. The very name can strike fond memories or loathing in the heart of any DC fan. They're the product of the 1977 All-New Super Friends Hour, one of the many incarnations of the Super Friends cartoon. When I was a kid, Super Friends had moved on to become The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians and had gotten quite a bit better. That said, I have fond memories of the show that featured Firestorm and Cyborg as the teenage sidekicks. The Wonder Twins, despite being on what amounted to a completely different version seven years earlier, still get some love from me. At least enough that I was excited to buy this set when I first learned about it.
So the box set has arrived, albeit Gleek-less, and it's their turn under the ItsAllTrue spotlight...
Fourth in our five part series featuring the eighth wave of DC Universe Classics, this review covers the red and green Parademons.
To be completely forthcoming about my red Parademon review, I need to tell you all something. Tomorrow, I'll be 29 years old. I tell you this because twenty-four years ago, I got some Super Powers figures for my birthday. One of them was the Parademon. So, you should know that if this review sounds overly positive about a certain red one and a little less impressed with a certain green one, it's only because I'm completely biased. I do understand the canonical importance of the green Parademon and I do appreciate it. But I didn't have bills or a job when I was five years old and that Red Parademon reminds me of those good times. Now, on to the review...