Quick Review - Justice League Action 4.5" Figures by Mattel

Since the Justice League movie came out in November I've been getting back into DC comics a little bit more. Reading the phenomenal Doomsday Clock, replaying the Batman Arkham games, and watching the latest animated series Justice League Action. I enjoy the new cartoon quite a bit actually. It's a lighthearted, fun, action adventure cartoon that doesn't take itself too seriously and plays with absolutely everything in the DC Universe.

Review - Justice League Batman Action Figure by Mattel

The Justice League will finally unite on the big screen this November and with Wonder Woman smashing the box office earlier this year, DC and Warner Bros. are looking to repeat the success and finally get the DC Extended Universe on sure footing. Mattel looks to be releasing two separate lines of action figures for the films release; one under their DC Multiverse banner and another one targeted towards younger fans. Merchandise for the film has already begun to hit retail, and today I'm going to be taking a look at the Batman figure from the kids line.

Review - Wonder Woman and Ares Collect & Connect DC Multiverse Figures by Mattel

Wonder Woman hit theaters a few weeks ago and by all accounts it's a genuine hit with critics and audiences alike. The film is full of humor, effective action, and great characters that you really end up feeling for. It's nice to finally have a true hero in the DCEU, with out all the pretentious nonsense. Hopefully DC and Warner Bros. can continue this trend into Justice League and the wider Extended Universe.

Review - Wonder Woman Diana of Themyscira and Steve Trevor DC Multiverse Figures by Mattel

Wonder Woman finally hits theaters this weekend and all signs point to it being a critical and financial success. After a rocky start it’s great to hear that the DC Extended Universe is on sure footing, especially with Justice League right around the corner. Mattel’s latest wave of DC Multiverse figures have been hitting for a while now so today I’m going to be taking a look at two of the central characters, Princess Diana (better known as Wonder Woman) and Steve Trevor.