For Star Wars collectors 2020 hasn't been to bad. Not only did we get some amazing action figures, we also got a lot of great premium figures and statues that took a toll on our wallets. With figures and statues from companies like Diamond Select Toys/Gentle Giant, Hot Toys, Sideshow Collectibles,
2020 was quite the year. And if casting your memory back a few months feels more like trying to remember several years ago, you’re not alone. So we’ve brought all the big stories from this year together in one place. Here are the biggest 2020 developments from Marvel. First there was a leaked
2020 was, let's just leave it at, a year. For a period there, it looked like we might not get Pro Wrestling for a portion of it. Thanks to some brave work in the early days of the pandemic by All Elite Wrestling and WWE, we still got that entertainment that we all craved. It took some ingenuity
Thank the Maker, 2020 is about over! After a year of "what in the heck is going on?" we can hopefully start 2021 off on a good note. Now, not all of 2020 was bad. Not only did we get a new Star Wars: Holiday Special, we also got a lot of great Star Wars action figures in 2020. Between the 40th
2020 was a year. That might be selling it short, but we can all look back and either say "holy crap, how did we survive?" or we can be thankful for what 2020 gave us. In particular for Star Wars, it was a very important year. We got a new multimedia push from Lucasfilm, there was a second season of
Casper Kelly's Buddy is a mind-bending journey into a very dark version of children's television. Back in 2014, Casper Kelly gave the world "Too Many Cooks," an 11-minute dive into aging television conventions that swam deeper into a twisted darkness the longer it went on. It seemed a fun inheritor
I remember seeing the trailer for The Dog Stars and having my eyes roll back in my head. Do we really need more post-apocalyptic stories when we're living in a real life apocalypse? Do we need another movie that has an analog for COVID-19 and the aftermath that had on our own society. Well,
The Lantern Corps is a tricky thing to bring to life. We saw that with the 2011 movie Green Lantern. But Lanterns manages to put DC's "space cops" in a gritty reality where having the ring isn't everything. Chris Mundy, Watchmen and Lost's Damon Lindelof, and comic writer Tom King weave a story of
