Ever wanted to owna sixth-scale Johnny Depp in pirate drag? Wellnow you can matey! With Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales sailing in soon,Hot Toys have a brand new Jack Sparrow for your collection, savvy?

Carrie Fisher’s death last year was sudden to say the least. An icon and a doctor of scripts who went uncredited on many a project, Fisher was the heart and soul of Star Wars. A role model and an icon, that galaxy that happens to be far, far away felt a little more distant with her passing. Her legacy as one of the most kickass characters in Star Wars however? That’ll outlive all of us. Especially with figures like this that bare an uncanny resemblance to her.

Back when the first Guardians of the Galaxy debuted, Star Lord was one of the hottest collectible action figures ever made. The original run from Hot Toys became sought-after and stupidly expensive over on eBay, because that’s how limited supply and demand works. There’s a second chance on the horizon however, as a sequel to GOTG the first means that it’s high time for a sequel figure. One that looks dashing.

Hot Toys have announced a newish Iron man figure for the collection. It’s essentially the Mark 41 Bones armour with fresher colours, or in the paraphrased words of Waylon Smithers: He’s got a new hat! Check it out below.

And then there’s Spider-Man. If you were 15 and you had no income to rely on, getting your hands on a decent costume would be an uphill struggle to say the least. In Spider-Man: Homecoming, that’s a fact that is made clear when you see Tom Holland’s first suit as the spectacular vigilante. It just screams homemade.

I was lucky enough this year to find one of my most sought-after figures up for grabs on a forum this year. Even better, I had the means to secure and ship it thanks to some international connections of mine. And which figure was that, you ask? Simply the finest Batman in the best costume: Michael Keaton in his 1989 Batman outfit.

Hot Toys made a Mark V sixth-scale replica a couple of years ago, but they’ve gone back to their workshops to give that cult classic suit a rebirth. It’s bigger, better proportioned and it's made out of diecast materials. I think my heart may have just stopped beating

The best ever video game version of the Joker will now be getting the best ever sixth-scale replica treatment. Just don't keep him too close to Batman.