Today we're veering back into Masterverse territory with Skeletor's right-hand witch! Thanks to some timely listings on Amazon, I re...

James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me occupies a rather odd position in the Bond bibliography. Despite sharing the title with one of Fleming...

Hoo boy, was that ever a debacle! If you were trying to score one of these sets earlier in the year, you know exactly what I'm talking a...

With the shockwaves created by the first half of the new Revelation series still resonating, the accompanying Masterverse toyline continues ...

James Bond: The Authorised Biography is a rather odd, but fascinating, book. A bit of online research reveals that Pearson, after writing h...

There are many ways to battle evil, but sometimes, you just can't top smashing it with a big metal fist! One of the best-known and most ...

There's a wealth of MOTU product hitting shelves right now, resulting in an almost overwhelming amount of options for the discerning col...

Published in 1968, Colonel Sun by Kingsley Amis (using the pen name Robert Markham) is the first non-Fleming Bond novel, and continues the ...

I was all set to wax poetic about the concept of the villainous double that occurs repeatedly throughout entertainment, all the way back to ...