MOTU Masterverse - Pig-Head

It's always nice to be able to shift from one action figure brand to another. Especially when the hobby starts to get a little too pricey and/or repetitive. After picking up a few Origins figures, I found myself checking out the Masterverse line as well. There weren't many figures that caught my eye but Pig-Head, once again, won me over. 
I mean, just look at him! He's like a cross between General Spidrax, Bebop and Road Pig! 
 Marvel Legends and GI Joe Classified have some really cool figures out right now but most are way too overpriced for me. Transformers aren't even on my radar. 

Thank goodness for Mattel and the MOTU franchise. With so much character variety and affordability, they're really hitting the spot for me right now. More Masters of the Universe goodness on the way! Stay tuned! 


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