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This is actually my second ML Miles figure. I had to purchase a replacement because I gave the first one to my 4 year old grandkid who apparently knows more about the character than I do. I say this because immediately after giving him the figure he began shouting " SPIN!, SPIN!, SPIN!" I laughed out loud and asked his mom who Spin was. Turns out it's what they call him in the kid friendly Disney XD cartoon. Geek card revoked again! This time by a 4 year old, lol! So proud, tho 😊  There are more than a few Miles Morales figures out there and this one isn't the most popular. Some have complained about the head being too big and the legs looking a bit off but neither really stand out to me. Miles is just a  kid so the head should be a little bigger than his still growing body.  This figure is a nice representation of Miles as he appeared in his Marvel comics debut. I'm enjoying it and look forward to addin...

Every time the month of September rolls around I get the Septober Feels. What are the Septober Feels you ask? It's the combination of my favorite season and Halloween. The leaves changing colors coupled with Halloween programming gets me all nostalgic. In other words, these next couple of months will be filled with lots of raking, Reese's Peanut Butter cups and scary movies!  I'm no movie reviewer so I will simply rate scary flicks I've watched during the months of September and October on a scale of 1 Jack-o'-lantern to 5.  They 🎃  * Horrible [smh] Just horrible Friday the 13th Part 2  🎃 🎃 🎃  * Still holds up  Halloween III 🎃 🎃 🎃  *Odd spin-off but enjoyable 

If there's one thing I would have liked to see a little more of in the recently released Masters of the Universe movie was a small snapshot of some of the supporting character's backgrounds. Even though I grew up with the cartoons and witnessed Ram Man duking it out on many occasions, I really didn't know much about him. After looking it up, it seems as though Ram Man has a couple of different origin stories. One of them states that he  gets his power from an inherited suit of armor. Another refers to him as a "brutal loner". This figure embodies the latter. I'm good with that 👍  It feels weird but also super satisfying being able to articulate and pose Ram Man's lower half. Those of us who grew up with the vintage figure know just what I mean. Aside from a couple of minor QC issues, I'm genuinely enjoying this line. Every figure is unique and does a good job of bringing our favorite cartoon characters to life. I...

I was on the fence when it came to deciding wether or not I wanted to collect these deluxe articulated MOTU Chronicles figures. I was perfectly fine with just picking up the budget friendly Core line but since key figures like Ram Man, Tri-Klops and Fisto were omitted, I felt like the Chronicles line could fill that void.  Of all the newly designed Masters of the Universe movie characters, Tri-Klops is probably the most humdrum. Even with that distinction, TK still looks pretty cool.  It takes a little work but you can get TK into some decent poses. While I'm not crazy about the musket, I like that every figure has their own, distinct weapon. 

Trap Jaw needs his own series. He's too great of a character to just be a lackey. It'd be cool if he had his own comic book series, giving us a window into his past. Trap Jaw issue #1! I'd buy it!  There have been TJ figures in the past but none, IMO, as scary looking as this one. His face is creepy AF! Love it! Mattel killed it with this Chronicles version.  The robotic arms range of motion is a little limited but you can still get some decent poses out of it. It's definitely better than the Core line version. Even if you're not a fan of MOTU but collect cool action figures, Trap Jaw is a cool action figure and absolutely worthy of a spot in your collection.