The Dork Dimension is a blog dedicated to action figures, movies, comics, comic books, and anything else that catches my dorky fancy. The blog features toy and movie reviews, as well as the latest and most interesting hobby news around the Net.
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Latest Blog Posts for The Dork Dimension
- Toy Review: DC Universe Wonder Woman by Mattelon Dec 30, 2008 in Toy Reviews DC SuperheroesI'm sort of a n00b with Wonder Woman. I dig her colorful costume and her mythology as one of the big three in the DC Universe, so I've recently started reading her comics. I was glad to hear that she would be part of the super-cool Four Hoursem
- Street Fighter: Legend of Chun Li trailerAn Asian language trailer for the upcoming Chun Li movie has been released at what appears to be an official movie site. You can see some Chun Li fireball action in the trailer, and you can guess as to which villains are featured in the movie. Ther...
- Speed Racer among the best films of 2008?I'm sure you all know of my unwavering love for the awesomeness of Speed Racer. In fact, I'd say it's the best movie of 2008. It's something we rarely see in Hollywood movies: with its innovative special effects and action sequences
- Comic Ad of the Week 8: Voltron by Panosh Placeon Dec 28, 2008 in Action Figures Comic AdsThis week we see a comic ad (from Ambush Bug Stocking Stuffer #1) showing the Voltron toy line from Panosh Place. I preferred the Matchbox Voltron because the sculpts were more representative and the lions were die-cast. I hated the coffin-like scu...
- Thundercats Fan Traileron Dec 23, 2008 in News ThundercatsCheck out this Thundercats trailer made by WormyTV. He took footage from existing movies and doctored them in Photoshop, frame by frame, to apply the Thundercats look. He transformed Brad Pitt into Lion-O, Vin Diesel into Panthro, Hugh Jackman into...
- Toy Tribute: Godzilla 1984 by BandaiThis Godzilla and I go way back. I bought him in the late 80's at my local comic shop. At the time, I was clueless as to the intricacies of Godzilla vinyl collecting. I picked him up because I was a big fan of Godzilla 1985 (which was Godzilla 198
- Comic Ad of the Week 7: Dark Horse Aliens MerchandiseThis week's comic ad, from Aliens #2, is another that's near and dear to my heart. It's a mailaway offer for an Aliens t-shirt and door poster. Back when I first started to collect comics (late 80s, for those who are keeping track), Aliens
- Batman: The Brave and The Bold line to hit in JanuaryMatty Collector revealed the packaging of the first few Brave and the Bold action figures. I'm a big fan of the show, which is designed for kids (and fans) who take their Batman less seriously. I've been waiting anxiously for action figures, bu
- 25th Anniversary TMNT Figures from PlaymatesToy News International reports that Playmates unveiled its upcoming 25th Anniversary Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles figures. The figures are done in the classic Mirage style, with the four Turtles sans pupils, all with red masks. The style doesn't.
- Rant: The Problems with Comic Book MoviesI have enjoyed reading comics for years. But as much as I try, I just don't like comic book movies very much. There are a few that are good, but I would say that none are truly great and most are downright boring. This is because virtually all sup
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