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More court reporting should read like this. "Holy shit, you guys! He keeps digging the hole deeper!"

There was a lot of cultural crossover between the Egyptian and Greek pantheons during the Hellenistic period. Hermanubis, Serapis, Zeus-Ammon, and Dionysus-Osiris were all big under the Ptolemaic Dynasty. Odin might be a stretch unless you have a big imagination.

I was hoping the Rising Sons wave would've shipped already, but I figure if it isn't on a boat by now, we're looking at getting them in hand by February at the earliest.

I really love translucent parts, especially a mix of translucent and opaque, so I'd love to get more from the Horsemen.

After a small lull at work, I finally got round to my brother-in-law's for a painting session and now I have that ice skeleton I've been dreaming of.

Loved the first two seasons and just got the third queued up on the family server.

I'm not a TMNT guy, but I thought the folks in this sub-forum would appreciate this 1:1 scale Mouser that Justin Ishmael produced through Bottleneck Gallery. This Four Horsemen sculpt comes in at 2' tall, is made of PVC and ABS, has a light-up eye, and comes in white, silver, or black. They went...

As someone who never understood the appeal of Zoloworld in the first place (the production quality of an official 80s MotU figure, but with the limited production assets and constrained creativity of a Mexican MotU bootleg), this just bounces right off me.

We're all picturing an old man Scrooge head on a barbarian body, right? "Scrooge! What is best in life?" "To crush the poor, see them driven before you, and to decrease the surplus population." This is the reason I'm still very doubtful we'll ever see Scrooge. It's a toy of an old man in a...

New Zoloworld crossover for Zolocon 2026: Grym the Executioner.

I have no interest in any of the Christmas Carol gang so this was a pleasant surprise, but it's such an odd move for a toy company to set the expectation and then go out of their way to avoid it. Still, if I had more room in my display I'd probably pick him up just as a fun monster.

I love both Ultra Q and the first Ultraman because they're so strange and goofy, but the franchise lost more and more of its original weirdness with each iteration to the point that it's mostly absent by the 90s. Still, I have a bunch of sofubi Ultraman kaiju from Bandai and a Monster X Semi...

I have one of the rare 1100 stylus grip Dremels and I love it. That stylus grip gives you a really good handle for small precision work, but I can still hold it by the shaft when I use it for my dog's nails or other, less precise projects. It looks like Dremel now sells a separate attachment to...

I'm not really a podcast guy, but I love Mary Beard. I might have to check that one out.

I'm eager to get Scaphoid 2.0, but I have no interest in his con-exclusive parts so I resisted paying an extra $20 just to get him early.

I ultimately passed on all the sea critters and just went with the black imp. $250+ to start a whole new sea animal display without knowing where it would even go was just too much to abide.

As much as I would love a lamia, I think I'd love a harpy even more.

My wife and I tabled next to folks like that, maybe even the same guy? It is an absolutely soul-crushing experience when guys like that eat your lunch and didn't even notice because it was just crumbs to them. Our local slop-jockey ran a sticker business and started churning out IP drek just to...

As someone who was hard into the sofubi scene 15 years ago, Funko's Pops always felt like an unwelcome corporate push into indie toy territory so they could homogenize it for the masses, like Hot Topic did with band shirts. Now most kids own a couple of band shirts just for the aesthetics and...

Those yokai definitely pique my interest.

I'm honestly surprised they've made it this long.

The mix of translucent parts and the vibrant paint job on that koi warrior really is 😚 🤌 He looks like he should be guarding the Dragon King's undersea palace.

Humorously, nearly all of our non-culinary salt does. They extract more than two million tons of it from the lake every year. Fun fact: we dump a small amount of sewage into the Great Salt Lake from one of the communities along the shore. When we get lake effect rain, it stinks like sewage...

I'm from Utah. You can probably guess the first question everyone asks me.

Nothing against Manganiello, who seems like a cool dude, but I agree with the edgelord comments. This design is a little more cartoony than the rest of the Legions. It feels like it belongs with the Realms of the Blacktide line 4H was hired to sculpt. It has too many skulls, too many spikes, too...