Troops Of Doom.

John Connor leading a team of agents in skull balaclava.

John Connor (12-inch Hot Toys)

Terminator: Salvation sucks arse. Terminator without Arnie is like Metallica without James Hetfield. So you might be wondering, why on earth did I get John Connor?

The reason is simple. He is pretty awesome. I mean just look at the headsculpt. It's Christian Bale right here. Then the many accessories. Knife, pistol, automatic, explosives and other meant-to-kill stuffs. In fact, Hot Toys would be releasing a battle-version of John Connor soon, but I ain't getting that. I'm pleased with this.

I'm having loads of photos here because he's really all ready for some robo-killing. He's one mean looking mofo.

Batman - Bob Kane (DC Direct Black&White 1736/3000)

This, for me is one of the many iconic poses from Batman. Disregard his rather old-skool costume, this pose certainly put the spotlight on the cape. By the way, Bob Kane is the creator of Batman and this pose is taken from his art.

And you know I have a thing for cape. This statue really showcased how the cape flows when the Batman is in action. There are reports on the internet of sloppy paintjob on the face. This one is near-perfect. I don't see any bad paintjob here. Only issue here is that Batman lost one of his finger. Either while at transit or a production defect. You could say that Batman lost the finger in battle.

Wolverine - Marvel Select

What ya'll lookin' at, bub?

Wolverine (6-inch Marvel Select)

I like this one. Much better painted as compared to the 1st Appearance Variant. Not only that, this looks like a serious work. The mask. The costume. Just look at the back muscles. Awesome. Just like the variant, it comes with a handy base.

Wolverine - 1st Appearance Variant (6-inch Marvel Select)

One of my favourite characters ever. In its original incarnations, if I'm not mistaken in a Hulk comic. The mask looked more like a cat than a wolf but then again, it was many years ago. The birth of the beserker.