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<title>DC Universe Classics: Blue Beetle review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/poe/dcuc7_bb.php</link>
<description>Blue Beetle's most popular era was probably in the late 1980s, when he and Booster Gold became goofy best friends during Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis's run on "Justice League International." Unfortunately, Blue Beetle was recently a victim of Dan Didio's endless quest to kill every superhero at least once during his tenure...</description>
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<title>DC Direct ''Watchmen'': classic Nite Owl review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/yo/dcdwatch2n.php</link>
<description>Classic Nite Owl was sculpted by Karen Palinko, just as Classic Silk Spectre was. The stitches on his shirt are raised elements, and he has a crescent blade tucked into his belt. He has a large folded collar, and beneath it is another tunic to protect his neck. His hood makes a small break from the comics, adding a pair of horizontal points near the top...</description>
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<title>NECA Reel Toys: "Terminator 2" T-800 (Cyberdyne Showdown) review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/monkey/necat2cs.php</link>
<description>Unlike McFarlane's T-800, NECA's get a very nicely sculpted Arnie likeness, and some actual useful articulation. But we've seen this Arnie likeness before...in fact we've seen most of this figure before. This is 2009, and you'd be hard pressed to find any toy company that doesn't take advantage of re-using parts, and NECA's T2 line utilizes...</description>
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<title>Transformers Classics: Inferno review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/yo/tfcl_inf.php</link>
<description>TRANSFORMERS TUESDAY! Inferno is part of the "Generation 2 Series," making him one of the few Classics figures that isn't a G1 homage. What, specifically, makes this one a G2 version? Instead of his familiar ladder, he's got a water cannon, a nod to the working squirt gun added to the G2 toy. All things considered, I'd rather get the ladder...</description>
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<title>This week in comicshops - 11/4</title>
<link>http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&amp;friendId=67878970&amp;blogId=517001710</link>
<description>Find out what toy-related items you can get at your local comicshop this Wednesday.</description>
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<title>Marvel Universe #028: Red Hulk review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/yo/mu_redh.php</link>
<description>MARVEL MONDAY! Red Hulk is Marvel Universe figure #028, and for the most part, he's just a repaint. A repaint, of course, of figures 13 and 14 - Hulk and Grey Hulk. But while those figures looked cramped and shoddy, for some unknown reason, Reddy looks better. The sculpt is the same, but for lack of a better term, this Hulk "wears" it better...</description>
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<title>Ghostbusters Minimates: Louis Tully/Ecto Cooler Slimer review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/yo/gbmmlts.php</link>
<description>He's also not very good at it. But when the real Ghostbusters get trapped inside the Manhatan Museum of Art, Louis decides it's up to him to save the day, so he puts on a spare jumpsuit and runs to the rescue! Until he gets winded a few blocks from the firehouse, and has to take a bus the rest of the way. Hey, what do you want? Proton packs are heavy...</description>
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<title>Flippin' through Previews - November '09</title>
<link>http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&amp;friendId=67878970&amp;blogId=517000699</link>
<description>Find out what toy-related items you can get at your local comicshop this Wednesday.</description>
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<title>"Kingdom Hearts": Halloween Town (Vampire Form) Sora review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/yo/khnbxs.php</link>
<description>Halloween Town Sora is figure no.4 in Kingdom Hearts Play Arts Vol.2, an assortment that also includes Final Fantasy VII lovebunnies Cloud and Sephiroth. "Play Arts" is the name for articulated toys - the other end of the spectrum are the "Formation Arts" figures, the little plastic statues. So Play Arts, Marvel Legends; Formation Arts, McFarlane...</description>
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<title>CoF4: Jason Voorhees</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/poe/mezcf4jv.php</link>
<description>Both McFarlane and NECA have covered a lot of ground with 6"-7" scale figures of Jason, Freddy, and Leatherface, but Mezco picked up the licenses last year for their Cinema of Fear line. By focusing on interesting variations of the characters as well as offering versions based on specific movies, Mezco has managed to keep the line successful...</description>
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<title>DC Superheroes: Catwoman review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/yo/dcsh8cat.php</link>
<description>10 series into Mattel's DC Universe toyline, and fans are still leveling the same complaints at them that we've been hearing since the 2002 Masters of the Universe relaunch: terrible distribution and heavy-packing unwanted variantions of the "name" characters. And of course, the longer the line goes on, the harder each subsequent series is to find...</description>
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<title>"GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra": Baroness (Paris Pursuit) review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/artemis/gijmbarpp.php</link>
<description>JOE FRIDAY! Hasbro can't be accused of making them by just re-using parts - all of the new girl is original material, even the heels which are virtually identical, but have seams in different places to the bodysuit versions. What with the coat, they honestly could've re-used everything from the waist down and no one would've thought twice...</description>
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<title>DC Direct: Ame-Comi Catwoman (V.2) vinyl statue review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/artemis/amecomi8cw.php</link>
<description>She was no pegwarmer, but neither was she as hard to find as a DCU figure (for one thing, DC Direct actually bothered making enough of them, and sending them to stores too; it's a crazy way to do business, I know). And compared to Selinanime v1's stripped-down leather fetishwear ensemble, more recent "Ame-Comi" figures have been a huge improvement...</description>
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<title>Hellboy 2: Goblin review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/yo/mez_hb2g.php</link>
<description>A fun game to play while watching "Hellboy II: The Golden Army" is to try to guess which monsters were the creation of Mike Mignola, and which were the work of Guillermo del Toro. This guy? I'm guessing Mike. Guillermo loves outlandish, inhuman designs; Mignola's all about the combination of vaguely human and somehow changed or deformed...</description>
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<title>Transformers: Masterpiece Grimlock</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/poe/tf_20grim.php</link>
<description>TRANSFORMERS TUESDAY! The original Grimlock is my favorite toy of all time. That will probably never change, since it has the advantage of my childhood memories and nostalgia. But while it can never be that same toy my parents first gave me in the living room of our apartment over 20 years ago, Masterpiece Grimlock is nonetheless a superb tribute...</description>
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<title>This week in comicshops - 10/28</title>
<link>http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&amp;friendId=67878970&amp;blogId=516667347</link>
<description>Find out what toy-related items you can get at your local comicshop this Wednesday.</description>
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<title>Marvel Minimates Back in Black Spider-Man/Kraven review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/yo/mmmbibskt.php</link>
<description>MARVEL MONDAY! Every series of Minimates has had a variant - usually it would be an alternate costume for one of the characters, like the Black Spider-Man we mentioned above, or replacing a plain Wolverine with "DoFP" Wolverine. That sort of thing. Recently, however, AA has really been sticking it to the fans, making the chase an all-new character...</description>
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<title>Swamp Thing: Weed Killer</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/poe/st_weed.php</link>
<description>He was one of the evil henchmen of Dr. Anton Arcane, a mad scientist who was out to kill Swamp Thing. I got the Swamp Thing and Weed Killer figures for Easter. Why my parents chose Weed Killer over the other bad guys, I don't know. Maybe it was the bright orange jumpsuit; maybe he was the only other figure there; maybe it was just fate. Whatever...</description>
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<title>NECA: Resident Evil 10th Anniversary HUNK review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/yo/necare10h.php</link>
<description>HUNK is a part of NECA's "Resident Evil" 10th Anniversary line, the same one that gave us the nifty zombie that everyone loved so much. Of course, that line came out in 2006, so this figure's look isn't based on the "Fourth Survivor" appearance - HUNK also showed up in "The Mercenaries" side-game in 2005's "Resident Evil 4," and got a slight redesign...</description>
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<title>GI Joe G3: DVD Battles set 3 of 5 - "Arise, Serpentor, Arise!" review</title>
<link>http://www.oafe.net/yo/gij25dvdasa.php</link>
<description>JOE FRIDAY! The first two GI Joe "DVD Battles" sets were that unlucky combination of over-ordered and underwhelming. They were extremely slow sellers, which meant that the later three sets, the ones with new characters that people actually WANTED, never really made it to stores. Hasbro's good about re-releasing characters for those who...</description>
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