Author: Ryan Bradley

I've been collecting action figures for as long as I can remember. In 2009, I shifted my focus from general collecting to 3 and 3/4 inch to try and get all of my figures to one scale. I'm a freelance writer who started working at Action Figure Fury in 2014.

Spectre Toys Dark Shadows Werewolf Chris Jennings Review

Dark Shadows first aired on ABC in June of 1966, where it was panned by critics for much of its first year. The writers did the only thing a reasonable person can do when their television show is failing. They added vampires, and it worked. From then on, the show experienced more success and added… Continue reading Spectre Toys Dark Shadows Werewolf Chris Jennings Review

A Call to Action (Figures): Throwdown in Gingerbread Town II: The Rethrowdownening

The Time: late December 2014. The Place: My girlfriend’s apartment in southern Maine. The Situation: The only action figures I have with me are the ones that my girlfriend just gifted me for Christmas. My lightbox is at my apartment in Boston—two hours south of us and she’s taken her car to medical school. I’ve… Continue reading A Call to Action (Figures): Throwdown in Gingerbread Town II: The Rethrowdownening

Hasbro Marvel Infinite Series Daredevil Armored Review

Matt Murdoch a.k.a. the Daredevil lost his sight in a childhood accident involving an undisclosed radioactive substance that fell off a truck. The mystery waste enhanced his other senses so well that he can fight crime. It sounds kind of hokey now, and it kind of did when Daredevil debuted in April 1964 too, as… Continue reading Hasbro Marvel Infinite Series Daredevil Armored Review

Hasbro’s Avengers Infinite Black Cat Review (3.75-inch)

It’s bad form to admit I don’t know about a character I’m writing about, but here I am doing it. I’m most familiar with Black Cat from a short X-Factor guest appearance (issues number 216-219). I’ve got the impression that she’s the Catwoman to Spiderman’s Batman. (If you know more, fill me in). I got… Continue reading Hasbro’s Avengers Infinite Black Cat Review (3.75-inch)

NECA Texas Chainsaw Massacre 40th Anniversary Ultimate Leatherface

“Who will survive and what will be left of them?” the tagline from the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre asked. It came out 1974, four years before Halloween established the rules of the slasher genre, and is unflinchingly brutal. Don’t waste your time on the six remakes and sequels. The original didn’t need expensive special effects… Continue reading NECA Texas Chainsaw Massacre 40th Anniversary Ultimate Leatherface

Hasbro Marvel Infinite Series Ant-Man 3.75 Inch Figure with Flying Ant Review

I don’t normally buy playsets. My apartment isn’t big enough. Such is life in a city. I made an exception for the Ant-Man and Flying Ant playset when it went on sale at Entertainment Earth. I write this to warn you not to make the same mistake that I did. The Ant-Man 3 and ¾… Continue reading Hasbro Marvel Infinite Series Ant-Man 3.75 Inch Figure with Flying Ant Review

Hasbro Marvel Legends Grim Reaper Review

After the supposed death of his brother Simon at the hands of the Avengers, Eric Williams made a Faustian bargain with the Tinkerer for the power to avenge his brother’s death as the Grim Reaper! When he found out his brother had come back to life as Wonderman, he fought against him too…to avenge Simon… Continue reading Hasbro Marvel Legends Grim Reaper Review

Hasbro Marvel Avengers Infinite Sandman Action Figure Review

Please forget the character named Sandman in Spiderman 3, or really, forget all about Spiderman 3. It had the best jazz dance scene in any superhero movie, but it also had a jazz dance scene in a superhero movie. William Baker/Flint Marko, the Sandman, is an excellent member of Spiderman’s rogue gallery. He has the… Continue reading Hasbro Marvel Avengers Infinite Sandman Action Figure Review

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