As a companion to my previous post about the various WWE Title belts made by Mattel, here is a checklist of AEW Title Belts that have been released by Jazwares for the AEW action figure line. This is not a line that I collect, but it is good to have the information gathered for collectors.
Coca-Cola Christmas Series Checklist: Check out These Collectible Cars Every holiday season since 2019, M2 Machines has launched Coca‑Cola themed Christmas die‑cast cars exclusively through Walmart. These limited releases combine festive design, collectible casting, and rare “chase” and “super chase” variations — and once they’re gone, they’re gone. In this guide, you’ll find a complete year‑by‑year checklist (2019–2025),…
Previously, I made a post about the Legends I want to see made. This time, I want to fill some holes in the line specific to certain events and times in the WWF or wrestling history. To keep it concise, I will only go through the end of 1992. Honorable mentions: Bad News Brown, Ronnie…
For part 2 of We Want Retros, I’m going to rank them worst to best and give my thoughts on each. My criteria for ranking: 1) parts/action choice 2) attire choice 3) headscan 4) character fit 5) personal favorites Full disclosure, I don’t currently own Finn Balor, Kevin Owens 2, Samoa Joe, or Junkyard Dog….
Welcome to the Best and Worst of 2022. Here I will discuss the best and worst Hot Wheels in various categories, as well as WWE Elite figures released in 2022. This is all strictly my opinion. Hot Wheels: The Best: The Worst: Wrestling Figures
These represent some of Jakks finest work on the Classic Superstars line, but they aren’t always on the top of people’s mind when they think of the Classics line. These are The Sleepers. Dibiase was an awesome addition to the line in series 3. He comes with great accessories, and his parts selection is pretty…
As seen on a previous post, the WCW Galoob line was a fun, but short lived series starting in 1991. These were a nice compliment to the WWF Hasbros, as they were the same size. The difference was that the Galoobs had no articulation, and were stuck in a specific pose. Still, they were fun…
The Hot Wheels Car Culture series is an adult collector-focused series that is all about different cultures or styles involving cars. All cars in the series feature Real Riders wheels, diecast bodies, and metal base. There are five cars per set, and usually four sets per year. Car Culture has a heavy emphasis on European and Japanese makes…
Learning in Real Time — Mattel Adjusts Throughout 2010 Looking back, the most interesting thing about Mattel’s first year with WWE figures isn’t what they got wrong — it’s how quickly they learned. As 2010 progressed, the line began to reflect collector feedback in real time, with noticeable improvements in articulation, sculpting, accessories, and overall…
This is an as-complete-as-possible list of Hot Wheels Batman series Vehicles. There have been Batman subseries, known as mainline segments, as well as (Typically) Walmart exclusive Batman sets yearly. These series focus on various Batmobiles and other vehicles from the Batman universe over time, from the 1966 TV show, to the various movies from 1989…