Musings of an Inkd Geek

Here's a silly little comic I made about fanboys and their insanity.

Yesterday I found both of these sets at Target for clearance, so I picked them up. They're both decent sets with a good amount of accessories.  The Hela and Skurge set comes with 3 separate heads for Hela (wearing her battle horns, hair back and hair over her face), an extra hand holding Thor's hammer, effect swirl that fits over her hand, 2 machine guns, 2 extra hands for Skurge, a small gun and a battle axe. The Hawkeye and Black Widow set comes with Hawkeye's bow, 2 batons for Black Widow, and 3 extra heads (Nebula, Iron Man & Ant-Man). The heads are all swappable with the bodies.  As for the head sculpts, all of them look pretty good, except for Black Widow. While it does resemble Scarlett Johansson, the expression makes it look like she's doing duck lips. Compared to the superior Figuarts face sculpt, its off look stands out even more. While Hawkeye's face isn't entirely accurate either, it looks good eno...

I realized that I had this figure for several months and never reviewed it, so here it is. Super Buu is from the DragonBall series.  S.H. Figuarts did a really good job with this figure. It has great detail, paint and really good articulation. This figure is also tall, more so than average Figuarts.  Super Buu comes with 4 heads (smile, frowning, open mouth scream and an alternate head with effect part for the Majin Buu figure), 4 pairs of hands (open, relaxed, fists and two separate pointing ones). Even though the alternate head is for Majin Buu, it fits Super Buu's body. The articulation points are the head, neck, shoulders, upper arm cut, elbows, wrists, upper torso and waist, thighs, upper leg cut, knees, slight pivot at the ankle and toe hinge. The shoulders sport butterfly joints that have a great range, can move out forward quite far, though they do leave gaps when pushed all the way forward. The figure is really ...