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Review: NECA’s Mirage Leatherhead is a Chonky Boy Deserving of Love
Is there something better than an action figure that feels great in your hand? In size, articulation, weight, and texture. Leatherhead you chonky boy, I love you.
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What Happened to the Alternate Krang Bodies?
In writing about the Krang Android Body designs, I came across two designs by Stephen Murphy and Dan Berger, which were pitches to Playmates for alternate Krang bodies. The first, “Krang’s Gladiator Body” and the other “Krang’s Gross Dimension X Body.” Two unique pieces of TMNT history.
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Review: Super7’s Super Cyborg Krang and Krang History
The design of the TMNT 1987 cartoon’s Krang and his android body is interesting. As a kid, watching those episodes, I absolutely loved it. Does it make sense? Nope. Did it matter? Not really. I believe that Krang’s design, including the body, is one of the more iconic visuals to come from the cartoon. Krang,…
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Review: NECA’s Archie Mondo Gecko
This Mondo Gecko action figure is a work of art. One day I’ll write about how action figures connect to my imagination, but for now, this is likely my favorite piece of plastic that brings a beloved character into three dimensions.
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Review: NECA’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Stump Arena Leatherhead
I adore this figure. It’s big and bulky when standing with other figures, the line work on the figure itself really brings the comic book feel to the action figure. Tomasz Rozejowski absolutely knocked this sculpt out of the park.
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Visiting the Birthplace of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
When I was at the Portsmouth Minicon to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1, I knew I had to go to nearby Dover, NH to visit the birthplace of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Never pay full price for late pizza.
Reviews, observations, and etcetera from Rob Blatt
