Collectible Reviews

A good 12" tall enemy to fight against your Joes, complete with helmet, AK-47, Cobra flag, and more. Yo Joe!

this thing is cool beyond words. the suit is a little too green, which kinda got me dissapointed, but this is worth its price.

Hello I think this toy was the best! It is so relistic. I just play around with it and it's like it could come alive! If you have other creatures it helps! Like Arogog. Usualy I have a fight between Aragog and the knight! Parents be aware that parts are sharp!!!!!

i just bought this today at my local target and what do i have to say his toy is wonderful!~ The only thing thats bad is the Bogart box. the dementor reminds me of a garbage bag with air in it, but everything else with this toy is cool. Remember buy batteries!!!

On October 9, 1944, during a battle between Allied troops and Nazi scientists trying to open a portal to Hell and the baby Hellboy came through from the other side, as naked as a newborn babe dragging along the Right Hand of Doom. You can get the full-grown Hellboy 8" action figure from Mezco Toyz, but he is not as cute as this baby Hellboy, with his curly red tail and tiny little horns.

But not only do you get the baby Hellboy figure, there is a Rasputin bonus figure, who also comes with his magic glove that he used to open the portal. Unlike the other characters in the 1st Series of "Hellboy" figures, Rasputin is dressed in his 1944 garb, which consists of his crazy red robe with all that golden detailing and the high fur collar while Hellboy, Abe Sapien, and Rasputin's sidekick Kornen, all have the modern look. Rasputin does look a little bit like the Mad Monk that undermined the rule of the Romanov's, but historical fidelity is not what is important here.

All things you have to admit that the Rasputin figure is probably the most impressive bonus figure you have seen to date. The baby Hellboy is worth the full price, so throwing in Rasputin just sweetens the deal.

These NECA toys are a grisly welcome for Hellraiser fans. Butterball is solid and stands up easily, basically a fat, wide mass. The detail, as on almost all of the Hellraisre figures, is very nice.

These figures are pretty demented but will please fans of Hellraiser's macabre and gothic images. Butterball has a removable head so you can get the sewn-up eyes instead of the inexplicably-80s-style sun glasses on the regular head. He comes with an apron with various sharp (and blunt) objects, and of course there's a piece of the pillar of souls included.

These are long overdue. They're a disturbed addition to your shelf or wherever.

This is one cute pup! It's big nose and large brown eyes make so huggable. All kids need one. They're worth every penny spent. Maybe more!

Wow. This is really great. Awesome sound effects, AMAZING detail, it's really worth it.

My child received "Clara" from her grandmother and this doll is her favorite. It is light weight so she can carry it around easily. It is a small doll but it is the perfect size for a child to play with. the doll's hair is hard to maintain but the bonnet hides it. The baby comes with a great deal of accessories for the price you pay. She is a great deal. We love her and I intend to get some more of the Life Lessons Group if they are available.

This doll is so much better than one of those Real Dolls that cost much more money. She never talks back and always accepts me for who I am.
I wish the mouth would open farther though.