Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is still a great film. It has heart, it has charm and most importantly, it had Michael Rooker’s Yondu. With a smile that could crack a mirror warehouse and a DLC pre-order for a weapon that bordered on cheat-code level, Yondu is the real heart and soul of the Guardians sequel. And also a sixth-scale charmer thanks to Hot Toys.

Colin King is Ninjak, the world's foremost intelligence operative, weapons expert, and master assassin that you've never heard of...until now.

Dark Nights Metal has kicked off, and the caped crusader is going to have his hands full soon. There’s the Flash-Batman known as the Red Death and there’s a Cyborg Batman who goes by the name of the Murder Machine. The most dangerous dark knight of the lot? The Batman Who Laughs, a Joker in a cowl who blends the frenemies together into one twisted amalgamation.

A lifetime of war has taken its toll on The Punisher, as his neverending crusade to kill crime has resulted in this soldier using any and all methods at his disposal to get the job done. The Punisher may be getting his hands on his greatest weapon yet: The War Machine armour of the deceased James Rhodes, as he becomes a walking arsenal outfitted in pilfered Stark technology.

Over the years, plenty of Batmobiles have been drawn, rendered and animated. Batman: White Knight may just have the best version out of all of them. Speaking to Nerdist, writer and artist Sean Murphy detailed his take on the Dark Knight’s latest vehicle.

Finally getting the sixth-scale treatment, the Hot Toys version of Tarkin looks even better than the nightmare fuel seen in Rogue One that stole the famous battle station out of director Krennic’s dapper hands. He also comes with an adorable chair, so you know he means business.

He’s one of the most iconic fighting game villains of all time, a boneheaded conqueror of Outworld who first appeared in 1993’s Mortal Kombat 2 as the final threat and had every cheap trick in the book to throw at players. Super-speed, shoulder charges which he could combo into a mighty hammer blow…man this guy was all kinds of cheese.

There’s nothing that Scott Free cannot escape from…except perhaps himself, as DC’s Tom King and Mitch Gerard have revived Kirby’s escape artist Jesus for a series that has the new god stuck in the ultimate trap.