Collectible Reviews

Here, kitty, kitty! This is one cool toy. It's fully articulated, has a lot of weapons, armor, and extra parts, and it comes with a sticker sheet. Basically, BUY IT!!(...)

This is an awesome toy with a great game to play with them. I love playing with my friend. My xevoz is Razor Claw and my friend's is Skull Jack. This one is one of the best xevoz made and in my opinon is the coolest one.

Although I don't PLAY with toys anymore, If one really grabs my eye enough, i'll pick it up. I look at toys as posable sculpture, and although I'll usually go for ones with master craftsmanship (ie: Mcfarlane) once in a while something like Xevoz comes along.

Xevoz has a unique simplistic style that gives them a sleek cartoony feel that looks great. In an of itself, the stlye woiuldn't be enough to make me want one, but Xevoz characters can be put onto almost ANY pose. The only drawback being loose joints (which the instruction manaul says to use nail polish or a thin coat of pain to tighten up)

I got mine for half price so it was definately worth it, but even at regular price, Xevoz is a very cool toy.

this is good because since i have a good deck i deserve good plasticts to.

This Yu-Gi-Oh! Deck Protector is for Yu-gi-oh cards, it's great because it protects your deck! So you don't have to buy new cards every once in awhile. Now you can keep upgrading your deck or shuffle your deck without worry of the cards in your hand.
You can't really use this Deck protector for anything else because it says "yu-gi-oh" on the backend of it.

Well what can I say, I have a First Edition, Raining Holographic, Gold Plated Dark Magician. I have a First Edition, Raining Holographic, Gold Plated Blue Eyes White Dragon (2nd Face). I have japanese versions of each Egyptian God Card. Guess what, all these cards are totally safe in my Yu-Gi-Oh! Deck Protectors.

While the doll is cute, There is a problem with the bendie arms.. They seem too stiff... I do not like the boots as well as they do tend to come off too easily... as a collectors Doll she is perfect! I have her displayed on my dresser... I would like to see a doll that would be fun for kids and adults to play with..

Barbie is great as the udated verson of Supergirl.. Now if we could get Ken as The Greatest American Hero... That is a possibility... But all in all the Supergirl doll should be for display only...

Supergirl is the best of the three-doll "Super Friends" Barbie set. Kids will love her because she has blonde hair (Barbie's signature hair color), plus she is super-strong and can fly! There are tons of imaginative possibilities with this doll, which is why I believe she is educational. The only bad thing is her boots (which are split up the back for easy removal) tend to slip off during play. Note: All the "Super Friends" Barbies have "bendy" arms, which is fun for kids...but may make adult collectors frown.

Finally, Supergirl get the recognition she deserves in this cool Barbie treatment! This version (a la Superman The Animated series) comes dressed to kill in a nicely replicated costume. Since it's Barbie some glitz has been added via a sparkly cape and chest emblem. Made for a kid but a collector's dream!

This action figure is really fantastic, the mixture of silver and black makes Batman look totally awsome and intimidateing. He has five points of articulation and will not break unless you really put some force into it. The only problem with this toy is the body poportion (his legs look pathetic compared to his overly musclular upper body) and the way the main frame is like all the other JL figures other than these minor flaws this figure will please any Batman lover.

Just like it's blue counterpart, the Black/Silver Batman looks immpresive in it's carded box with the trading card and stand inside. But after a couple of hours of displaying the figure on it's stand, Batman started to lean forward as it's legs weren't able to support the figures upper body weight. (When you really look at it, the weight of all the JLA figures with the exception of the new Lex Luthor in the Superman/Lex 2-Pack aren't distributed equally as it's base, the legs, are so small while their upper body looks like they spent weeks in the gym) If your a collector and you want to display the figures, do so without using the stands, they are practically useless in the long run. I suggest that you just leave them inside their packagings. They look better that way. As for the kids who want to play with this figure. It's a great buy as it looks just like what they see on television and that is certainly something that will spark their imagination.

I never could figure out why Batman used to run around in grey and blue outfits. When the animated series switched to grey and black, that made more sense. But a jet black Batman with silver highlights...it's just too sweet for words.

I got this toy from Toys R Us.I absolutly loved it.It comes with an Elvish knife and a sword.The sheath almost came off,but I fixed it.The only problem is that this 11" Aragorn is taller than a 10" Electronic Sauron than I bought.But that okay.If you are collecting 12" Lord of the Rings dolls,Get The 11" Roto Aragorn!!!!!!

I got this Aragorn action figure for my birthday and I like him. His sword holster broke off though, and his dagger holder broke almost almost off, too. His front section of his armor broke on one side and the other side of the front is hanging on by a thread. This action figure is NOT DURABLE!!! Even though, this doll is fun. My friend has an Arwen doll about his height, too, so that makes it more fun. I like this doll, but I say again: HE IS NOT DURABLE!!!

I got this figure for christmas. I previously got the Roto Legolas figure and was very pleased. Now I am also very happy with this figure! It has such great quality and likeness. He looks exactly like Aragorn, even has the evenstar! He has his sword and his dagger with him,ready for battle! These rotocast figures are so much better than the 12 inch collectors series. I hope they make a ton more of these rotocast figures! Thanks for reading my review

I love how StarWars is taking the "Marvel Legends" approch to making their figures. This is how figures are ment to be made. Beautifuly colored and sculpted with a a high level of detail. I wouldn't suggest playing around with this like you might with their smaller counterparts. If you did you would be missing the point entirely. These are ment to be looked at and admired. I think the "Unleased", "Marvel Legends" and "McFarline" lines are going to be the three that will rule the entertainment figure bisness ( if they arn't already)for years to come. If you don't think so, look for yourself.

For almost 25 years (26 if you count the Nelvana Star Wars Holiday Special that aired on CBS in 1978), Boba Fett's armored figure has menaced the Heroes of the Rebellion and captured the imagination of legions of Star Wars fans. Since his introduction in the aforementioned TV special in an animated segment and his "official" film debut in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, Fett has become one of the iconic "bad guys" in the Star Wars mythos. Canny, calculating, and relentless, the man encased in the Mandalorian armor says little but acts decisively.

Boba Fett appeared originally only in Episodes V and VI until producer/writer/director George Lucas tinkered with the Classic Trilogy to make the 20th Anniversary Special Edition in 1997 and included the galaxy's most feared bounty hunter in the restored Han-and-Jabba confrontation scene in Episode IV: A New Hope. More recently, Lucas finally shed some light into Boba Fett's mysterious origins by establishing him as a 9 or 10-year-old boy who is an unaltered clone of a Clone Wars era bounty hunter, Jango Fett.

Even though Boba was last seen falling into the maw of the Sarlacc at the Great Pit of Carkoon in Episode VI, many authors and graphics artists working on the Star Wars Expanded Universe franchise have written post-Episode VI stories in which Fett escapes from the Sarlacc's tentacled mouth and resumes his bounty hunting career, and this Hasbro offering in the Star Wars: Unleashed series depicts the climactic moment of Boba's flight to freedom as his rocket backpack launches him out of the angry, hungry monster in whose belly he'd been expected to suffer for 1,000 years. It is a very energetic and kinetic sculpture, and every detail -- from Fett's dented and scratched Mandalorian armor to the flailing tentacle of the enraged Sarlacc -- is painstakingly recreated in a displayable sculpture any serious Star Wars collector should be proud to own.

Boba Fett is one of the most dynamic unleashed sculptures yet. Boba is escaping the maw of the sarlac (giving hope to die-hard Boba fans that he survived Jedi) while the beast's tenticles try to pull him back in. Boba has tremendous detail and an energetic pose which (with the help of the chunky flame trails coming from the jetpack) looks like boba is flying. The figure looks very life-like to me, it seems like there really could be a person under the suit and armor. The base is mainly smoke and fire from the jetpack but is full of fun details like the flames billowing and enveloping the teeth of the sarlac. Also the flames are made of simi-transparent red and orange plastic so the sculpture can be lit from beneath casting a fire-like glow on Boba. Also of note, though not very useful on a sculpture, is that the blaster is separate from Boba's hand like the Unleashed Jango (except Boba's blaster goes into his hand much easier than Jango's blasters). The only minor complaint I have is that the "antenna" on Boba's helment is bent slightly from being in the blister package, though it is not that noticable. A great figure and a highlight of the unleashed line.

this van helsing fig is cool exsept that u can't move his arms becuse of the junky crossdow. don't get me wrong i like the toy but the crossdow allways falls out and knocks him off balenc so wen i display him his crossdow is on the floor in front of him. after seeing the movie i would think the crossdow would work gessnot.

I like the Van Helsing figures. They look like the movie actors. This variation of Van Helsing comes with the machine-gun crossbow accessory. I wish it came with his hat and other goodies by alas it doesnt.

This is a really good figure, the likeness is dead-on, and it's a good mix of articulation and sculpting. The crossbow's a little big for him to hold, but other than that I highly recommend him. Can' wait for the movie!

this a average toy. it would be better if one of the players was a goalie. Then you would have a player shooting the puck and seeing if the goalie could save it. This puts up a good package but it is just boring. it is just ok.

I have just about all the wings fugures.....man they look good too. they do a great job with the details on these...and you really cant beat the price. as far as them using a different model for blake..yeah that is kinda lame of them. but if you really think about it...who wants to look at an Avalanche player anyway....i just got it for the Wing that is on it...WOOOHOOO go Wings Baby....Three Cups in six years...about to be 4 in 7!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This set helps to celebrate the greatest rivalry in hockey today. AVS and WINGS. Any AVS fan hates the WINGS and any WINGS fan hates the AVS. My only problem is what has been said before, the blake does not look like blake. The Blake is actually the same mold used on Scott Stevens from NJ in NHL series three. I hope that Mcfarlane toys will come out with a real Blake soon. Any AVS fan or WINGS fan needs to own this!...GO AVS!!!!!!!!!!

This is a pretty reat toy. It is quite possible, very detailed, and move easily. This toy is very durable, as well. My dog get's a hold of it, and it doesn't see to break. Now all I need is the Deluxe Roto Figure Doctor Octopus, and this Deluxe Roto Figure colection will be complete!

santa gave me this toy for christmas. it is my favorite toy of all my toys because it looks just like the one in the movie and it can pose in a lot of ways! i have had this toy since last christmas and i still love it.

I purchased this toy and the arm broke off within the first week!

I love this set! The droid is the best part! His transparent dome is really great! My favorite figures are the characters who were only seen for 3 seconds in the movie like this droid. The tauntaun is great too, ecspecially with the belly slit and removable guts. Chewbacca is really great too. Luke and Leia are good, but average compared to the other stuff in this package. The only thing that would make this set cooler is if they had Han in his hoth gear too!

This set has some figures that has been released before but has some minor changes. This is a great set if you don't have the figures in the set! Its a great price too!

I admit it, the only interest I have in these toys is with the droids that have recently been released. Stunning accuracy and detail was given to the design of these lovable R2-type robots. The fully posable R3-A2 has a fully retractable third leg and see-through "head". The latest R2 units are much better than the Kenner product from the late 70's and early 80's. They did, however, top Hasbro with the character action figures. They were nothing like the GI Joe type figures Hasbro puts out now. Luke didn't have bulging muscles and all that. My advice is to keep manufacturing the droids. Can't go wrong.