To see pictures of other Mighty Muggs unveiled at the 2008 Toy Fair click here for Indiana Jones Mighty Muggs and here for Star Wars Mighty Muggs!
Monday, February 18, 2008
Marvel Legends Mighty Muggs Wave 2 Photos
For The Blot’s final Mighty Muggs Toy Fair report I am happy to announce that Hasbro has decided to continue its Marvel Legends Mighty Muggs toy line. Wave 2 of the soon to be released toy line will consist of Captain America, The Incredible Hulk, The Fantastic Four’s Thing, and Villain Dr. Doom.
To see pictures of other Mighty Muggs unveiled at the 2008 Toy Fair click here for Indiana Jones Mighty Muggs and here for Star Wars Mighty Muggs!
To see pictures of other Mighty Muggs unveiled at the 2008 Toy Fair click here for Indiana Jones Mighty Muggs and here for Star Wars Mighty Muggs!
Star Wars Mighty Muggs Wave 3 and Wave 4 Pictures!
Also coming out of the 2008 Toy Fair are pictures of Wave 3 and Wave 4 of the very popular line of Star Wars Mighty Muggs. As a follow up to the concept sketches The Blot posted last month, we now have pictures of the finalized figures of the characters in Wave 3 (Lando Calrissian, Jango Fett, Commander Cody & Princess Leia) and Wave 4 (Yoda, Emperor Palpatine, General Grievous & Luke Skywalker).
How great does the Lando Mighty Mugg look with his flowing cape!?! I can't wait to be picking up one of these bad boys at my local Target or Urban Outfitters. Wave 3 will be available in May, 2008 and Wave 4 will be available in June, 2008.
To see pictures of other Mighty Muggs unveiled at the 2008 Toy Fair click here for Indiana Jones Mighty Muggs and here for Marvel Legends Mighty Muggs!
How great does the Lando Mighty Mugg look with his flowing cape!?! I can't wait to be picking up one of these bad boys at my local Target or Urban Outfitters. Wave 3 will be available in May, 2008 and Wave 4 will be available in June, 2008.
To see pictures of other Mighty Muggs unveiled at the 2008 Toy Fair click here for Indiana Jones Mighty Muggs and here for Marvel Legends Mighty Muggs!
Indiana Jones Mighty Muggs Confirmed With Pictures
This past weekend was the 2008 Toy Fair in New York City presented by the Toy Industry Association. This yearly event is attended by all of the biggest producers of toys in America and gives them an opportunity to unveil their upcoming toy lines for the year.
Coming straight from Toy Fair we can now confirm with pictures the upcoming line of Indiana Jones Mighty Muggs. Pictured is Indy himself along with two villains, the Cairo Swordsman and Mola Ram, who is carrying what I have to say is the best toy accessory ever, a still beating heart. Also rumored to be included in this wave of figures is a Professor Henry Jones, Sr. Mighty Mugg which can also double as a James Bond Mighty Mugg since Sean Connery is such a versatile actor.
To see pictures of other Mighty Muggs unveiled at the 2008 Toy Fair click here for Star Wars Mighty Muggs and here for Marvel Legends Mighty Muggs!
Coming straight from Toy Fair we can now confirm with pictures the upcoming line of Indiana Jones Mighty Muggs. Pictured is Indy himself along with two villains, the Cairo Swordsman and Mola Ram, who is carrying what I have to say is the best toy accessory ever, a still beating heart. Also rumored to be included in this wave of figures is a Professor Henry Jones, Sr. Mighty Mugg which can also double as a James Bond Mighty Mugg since Sean Connery is such a versatile actor.
To see pictures of other Mighty Muggs unveiled at the 2008 Toy Fair click here for Star Wars Mighty Muggs and here for Marvel Legends Mighty Muggs!
The Name’s Jarrah, Sayid Jarrah
Wow, that’s the only word I can think of to describe last week’s episode of Lost, “The Economist.” It was another Flash Forward episode and it focused on one of my favorite Losties who has been dreadfully underused the past two seasons, Sayid Jarrah. I don’t know when Sayid was promoted to 007 status, you know, given a License to Kill, but that Flash Forward was intense to say the least. Not even I saw where that final scene was going.
Was it me or did the episode feel like there was more Flash Forward story being told than story taking place on the island? Don’t get me wrong, I loved every second of it, I just couldn’t recall another episode where it appeared the Flash Forward was the primary storyline. I won’t get into too many details in case some readers of The Blot Says… have not yet watched “The Economist,” but there are a few issues I have to discuss before we get to this week’s episode.
1. After this episode’s final scene we can now mark off my leading choice for whose body was in the coffin in last year’s season finale. I’m now moving my vote to a new character who should be making a huge impact very shortly.
2. Ok, so did anyone else think the fact Sayid took such an interest in Naomi’s bracelet was just a little too obvious and coincidental? I mean come on, that had to be leading somewhere but I thought it was forced and came together way too fast. He should have found the bracelet the week before and then seen the similar bracelet in his Flash Forward this week.
3. I cannot wait to see how all of this connects to Desmond and what he and Sayid find on the freighter…that is if the helicopter doesn’t get thrown off by the magical properties of the island and even makes it to the freighter. We’ve only heard Fisher Steven’s character to date from the satellite phone so it should be interesting to finally meet his character and see what new dynamic he brings to the overall story.
4. Did anyone else think it was Jack’s father, Christian Shephard, working on Sayid in that last scene? Earlier in the episode I thought it was his voice on the phone and even in the veterinarian’s office the voice of the “doctor” didn’t sound like Ben at all until a few seconds in. He definitely changed his voice until the big reveal.
5. This one is a bit of a stretch, but after learning of Sayid and Ben working together in the last scene does it make anyone suspicious that maybe Sayid started working for Ben in the scene where Ben, Locke and Sayid are meeting in the Others’ rec room? To see the three of them finally sit down and discuss the freighter, actually work together and trade Miles for Charlotte, and then how Sayid says he doesn’t trust the freighties makes me think some sort of deal was worked out then and there between Ben, Locke and Sayid on how to deal with these invaders.
We’re only a few days away from this week’s episode and I can’t wait. Every week seems to be getting better and better. I hope the Lost writers have something up there sleeve to top last week’s Flash Forward.
Was it me or did the episode feel like there was more Flash Forward story being told than story taking place on the island? Don’t get me wrong, I loved every second of it, I just couldn’t recall another episode where it appeared the Flash Forward was the primary storyline. I won’t get into too many details in case some readers of The Blot Says… have not yet watched “The Economist,” but there are a few issues I have to discuss before we get to this week’s episode.
1. After this episode’s final scene we can now mark off my leading choice for whose body was in the coffin in last year’s season finale. I’m now moving my vote to a new character who should be making a huge impact very shortly.
2. Ok, so did anyone else think the fact Sayid took such an interest in Naomi’s bracelet was just a little too obvious and coincidental? I mean come on, that had to be leading somewhere but I thought it was forced and came together way too fast. He should have found the bracelet the week before and then seen the similar bracelet in his Flash Forward this week.
3. I cannot wait to see how all of this connects to Desmond and what he and Sayid find on the freighter…that is if the helicopter doesn’t get thrown off by the magical properties of the island and even makes it to the freighter. We’ve only heard Fisher Steven’s character to date from the satellite phone so it should be interesting to finally meet his character and see what new dynamic he brings to the overall story.
4. Did anyone else think it was Jack’s father, Christian Shephard, working on Sayid in that last scene? Earlier in the episode I thought it was his voice on the phone and even in the veterinarian’s office the voice of the “doctor” didn’t sound like Ben at all until a few seconds in. He definitely changed his voice until the big reveal.
5. This one is a bit of a stretch, but after learning of Sayid and Ben working together in the last scene does it make anyone suspicious that maybe Sayid started working for Ben in the scene where Ben, Locke and Sayid are meeting in the Others’ rec room? To see the three of them finally sit down and discuss the freighter, actually work together and trade Miles for Charlotte, and then how Sayid says he doesn’t trust the freighties makes me think some sort of deal was worked out then and there between Ben, Locke and Sayid on how to deal with these invaders.
We’re only a few days away from this week’s episode and I can’t wait. Every week seems to be getting better and better. I hope the Lost writers have something up there sleeve to top last week’s Flash Forward.
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