Movies & TV

Ready for some more con exclusives from Icon Heroes? NYCC 2015 is almost upon us, and Icon Heroes  has some brand new exclusive items en route for what’s pretty quickly become one of the biggest Cons in the world.

You’ve got to go back! Back to the comic book store! …if you want some cool BttF stuff that is.

Internet retailer Entertainment Earth has one of Batman’s femme fatale’s, with the newest PVC statue in the DC Animated line.

It’s Thunderdome! And it’s actually not a bad Max film, despite it’s reputation. The disc on the other hand, well, not so much.

One of the most iconic images from the sci-fi/horror classic film Aliens, the Power Loader is one of the latest additions to NECA’s excellent Aliens line of action figures.

My time in Mad Max was spent making more enemies than friends, collecting car parts like they were jiggies in Banjo Kazooie, and driving around like some kind of deranged Dale Earnhardt (no I don’t watch Nascar, and no I’m not a redneck).

Disney’s tentpole game returns for another round, and with its best version yet.

One of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s cheesiest early films is also one of his most fun to watch, and the action figure commemorating Commando’s 30th anniversary looks just as awesome.

Believe it or not, the Star Trek franchise is 49 years old this year. And if you’re looking for a cool collectible to celebrate, then this neat statue of the Enterprise’s Captain should be at the top of your list.

The Force is strong with Koto and their newest series of Star Wars goodies, including a pretty awesome two-pack of First Order Stormtroopers.

Yes, it’s come to this; even C-3PO is getting a comic book. It’s Star Wars madness!

One of the best Star Wars cartoons of all time, the first season of Star Wars: Rebels is now available on home video.

Hitting the digital domain a little ahead of the physical, disc-based release, the latest Avengers film is ready to come home.

The original Mad Max film gets a brand new Blu Ray release.

We’re going mad in September- Mad like Max that is. All month long Brutal Gamer will be visiting the wasteland of the post-apocalyptic future of Mad Max and other desolate fictional universes, in a series of articles.

The source for Star Wars: The Force Awakens merch? Why that’d be your local comics shop, thanks to Diamond and their handy dandy little catalog of awesome.