Watchmen: Club Black Freighter
Silk Spectre II Review
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Watchmen: Club Black Freighter
Mattel Announces SDCC Exclusive
For DCUC/CIE & No One Cares
Mattel announced their DCUC/CIE exclusive for SDCC this year and... I honestly think I liked last year’s nothing better. I try not go negative here at IAT, but this one just bugs me. I almost don't want to post it. It’s got dumb Mattel, Geoff Johns, new 52, and bad design all wrapped up in one.
DCClassics.Com
Superboy Prime Review
I had six-hour meeting three hours from home today, so this will be brief. When I got home and scanned the unreviewed toy shelf, I wanted to find something I could sum up quickly – probably something I didn’t care too much about, something that had easily gone unreviewed. Oh look, Superboy Prime.
Watchmen: Club Black Freighter
Doctor Manhattan Review
One of the lines I’m most excited about this year is the comic-based Watchmen line. Yes, it’s from Mattel and that does mean there is the potential for an issue or two, but this is line I’ve wanted for so long that Mattel doesn’t have to do much to get it right. Well, turns out they could do a little more...
DCClassics.Com Club Infinite
Earths Elongated Man Review
Every April Fool’s Day is pretty much the same at IAT. I always forget to come up with anything clever. Vault’s girlfriend will ask about the plush sheep review she did years ago. I still won’t understand how it’s an April Fool’s joke. Anyway, let’s move along and get to Club Infinite Earths Elongated Man.
DCClassics.Com Batman Unlimited
(Super Powers) Penguin Review
There are figures you really want and then there are figures you inexplicably must have. The classic Penguin is one of those figures for me. I have a lot of wants for the 6” DC line. I want more characters. I want more tooling. And yet here I am geeking out over a same-character repaint.
DCClassics.Com Club IE
Lead, Platinum, & Tin Review
In my efforts to get caught up on my backlog of reviews, I thought it might be a good idea to throw December’s Club Infinite Earths offerings into one big review. It seemed only naturally since Mattel chose that month to (nearly) complete the Metal Men with Lead, Platinum and sorta-Tin.