Reviews

Arkham Asylum is one of the more recognizable elements of the Batman mythos. Relatively modern, showing up in 1974, but usually designed after some...

Black Panther wasn't really big in the general arc of my comic fandom. I was a kid of the 80s and 90s, and I don't...

Out of all of the The Last Jedi LEGO sets, reviewing 75177 First Order Heavy Scout Walker was near the top of the "Can't...

I declared before that Tetris 99 is the best Battle Royale game out there and I still stand by that claim, but Fall Guys:...

Let's just get this out of the way: 75205 Mos Eisley Cantina is a giant piece of crap. I was cleaning out some boxes in...

Toy Story sets hold a special place in my heart. Not just because they capture one of my favorite movies, or come from the mighty Pixar, whose movies have set a standard that all animation, and even all movies, try to ascribe to. No, I love these sets because they created a sense of excitement in me that I hadn’t really felt since the first Star Wars sets hit. They are unique, and the first of the Disney line, capturing something that is already unique, and making it special.

I hadn't originally signed up to review of Hulk's Helicarrier Breakout for two reasons, pricing and the uncertainty of how the Hulk would look...

Ah, I love the holidays. The smell of freshly baked cookies. The sounds of classic Christmas music filling the air. The twinkling of ten...