Thankfully, I'm not the targeted customer for this one (She-Ra / Swiftwind), but I sympathize with those already gritting their teeth for the occasion.

@elder Digital or physical copy? Also, what was your personal pick regarding the covers? Standard or variant? I'm in full agreement about the graphic style. To me, it comes across as a form of infanti...

@eternianbunny We're definitely in the same boat here! That is, naturally, Despara that I am thinking of right away...

@banthafett As tempting as it may be, I'm not fooled. I'll wait for the "newness effect" to wear off before facing the new reality. In other words, I can't fully open my arms to another lineup given w...

@trollanhunter Could be a nice addition, my only problem being that he wasn't seen on the previous SDCC panel @mighty-thanos You know, I can't help but think that they're far from finished with potent...

It's becoming dangerous to be a fan of Motu these last few years: First, there was Masterverse, then a few interesting Origins items (playsets and vehicles), and now this! I still haven't finished pay...

@smokinya In a way, it's nice to have a good reason to come back later when they'll finally offer a King Grayskull. Oh, wait! I don't have this character. I bought the standard version of He-Man (LOL)...

Goodness, another Easter egg! Isn't that Kobra Khan's companion seen at the bottom left? Could they be hinting that they're willing to integrate 200X as an imminent subline?  

@he-mayon Yes, I remember this occurrence.

Oh, wow! The preorder announcement was finally related to the Over the Garden Wall figures. Are we really being asked to wait another week? [EDIT: They are finally listed on Mondo's website! He-Man ($...

Anti-Eternia He-man seems very plausible, yes. However, I wouldn't underestimate the other two candidates accompanying him in this wave. Mantenna, in particular, has the most grotesque design of these...

@admin Assuming the pace between the first visuals and preorders of these figures is similar to the previous wave, next week should mark the start.

It sounds good, Marzo! He's one of the most iconic villains from the 200X era. Also, I like the genealogical tree connection with Dekker, who is known as Duncan's predecessor in his role as "man-at-ar...

@smokinya A few more hours to validate your estimation (lol). Seriously though, as far as I'm concerned, this is one of those defining situations. The veil is being removed for good, and—boom! Yes? No...

@admin Behold this breathtaking vista, wherein Dragstor collides with the Snakemen in a most violent manner. It is noteworthy that the reconceptualized Hydra depicted in this illustration may very we...

It seems like the Dragstor box art was just teased at the Mattel Creations booth at Oz Comic Con in Sydney this past weekend (Instagram).

@mighty-thanos Well, I suggest considering this as another one of Motu's mashups with another franchise, like Deadpool, as you said in this example. After all, isn't that what MotU Origins does best t...

I yearn for her voice to resonate again, which would imply the return of the modern Motu cartoon (by Netflix or another platform, for that matter!). The few lines she dubbed were filled with darkness ...

@smitty-81 Yes, I can't find the dedicated thread anywhere.

@admin I noticed that the Spikor packaging from the Sketch Book Series, which was published on September 1st via the Facebook page, was never relayed to the forum. Was this intentional?

The more I learn about it, the more reassured I am about how deeply they've invested in this movie. If the render is actually linked to the movie itself, as AJ seemed to point out, then I'm definitely...

The countdown has begun for me—not necessarily for the first issue of the series, but rather, hopefully, for a paperback compilation later on. This hobby is more of a waiting game than anything else.

Bow gets envious already...

If you had paid attention, you would have noticed that the story you're referring to, "Ninjor Stalks by Night," has nothing to do with the one I was describing. Oh well!  

To be fair, I was pointing out the context more than the character itself. As for his so-called origins, I'd be more cautious. For example, if Blast Attack was officially a member of the Snakemen, as ...