I’ve heard that there was indeed a Freakazoid reboot in the works, but the last I heard anything about it, the writers and producers were having a big meeting to discuss how they were going to update the character of CandleJack, but that was the last I

At this point, it seems like the last “big name” convention still currently on the 2020 calendar is Star Trek Las Vegas by Creation. It was moved out to December 9-13, but I’ll be curious to see if it happens now.

Both Dragoncon (early Sept) and NYCC (mid-Oct) are currently behaving like they’re still going forward, which would make them the only major conventions still in the game for 2020. Star Trek Creation Las Vegas (now moved to Dec) is much smaller, but is most likely a done deal due to Las Vegas being aggressive in…

These guys were never very good at social distancing...

Destroid Tomahawk! Ah, the old Macross kits (rebranded “Robotech” by Revell of course) were the best, with the Dougram kits a close second.

Gigi’s robot character might have been named after Maria the robot from the classic silent film “Metropolis” but her presentation gave us Star Trek fans happy flashbacks to Lt Ilia from the first Star Trek movie.

Well, eBay it is then. Might have to pass on the sure-to-be-overpriced “corona death” SpaceGodzilla.

Well this is going to get me to buy Magic Cards for the first time in my life.  Love that Gojira! 

In Amazing Spider-Man #102,  the Lizard was bitten by Morbius while fighting Spidey and the bite caused Curt Connors’ mind to temporarily gain control while in the form of the Lizard.  I’m not quite sure how Morbius’ fangs were able to pierce the Lizard’s bullet-proof scaly skin however. 

You are correct sir!   The Netflix Lion Voltron is awesome, but back in the ‘80s, Vehicle Voltron/ Dairugger XV had better enemy robots, better animation art, and no silly space mice.

True, the mantises (Kamacuras) and spider (Kumonga) were the best part of Son of Godzilla. It was an unfortunate decision on the part of Toho to try to save money on the Godzilla movies of the later ‘60s by featuring tropical island settings to lessen the need for extensive miniature cities to be built. Fortunately…

The trouble with the concept of Godzilla and his Kaiju pals existing in their present gigantic forms back in the earlier eras of humanity (as opposed to being smaller and more primitive themselves, eg: the Godzillasaurus in 1991’s “Godzilla vs King Ghidorah”) is that they’re already pretty much invulnerable to modern…

It’s also interesting how the witches signing their names in Satan’s book during their “Dark Baptisms” replaces the concept of them actually having sex with the Devil, as is traditionally considered a prerequisite for witchhood. Obviously the author/showrunner is occasionally playing fast and loose with historical…

“The last of the V8 Interceptors.”

Stand alone episodes set in the Star Trek universe: excellent idea.

As dorky as it sounds, it was a big thrill when I finally got a car (2005 Subaru WRX) that had actually been a Transformers toy.

Howard Handupme!

-Ahem - we prefer “Morlocks”, thank you very much.

Despite the challenges that would exist around plotting a Boba Fett movie, I still feel that should’ve been the second SW Story film instead of Solo.  Rogue One established that a creative departure from the typical SW formula could still make money,  and if a Fett film continued that (eg: a plot that focused on…

I actually prefer Predator 2, in spite of its flaws and over-the-top action cheese. I never really bought into Danny Glover’s character as being a worthy match for a Predator, even a young and inexperienced one, as the one in P2 supposedly was, but it was still a fun movie that mostly honored the rules of the first…