No stranger to Spider-Man toys, Hot Toys has spun a new web and revealed its own take on Miles Morales. He’s decked out in his new super-suit, you can replicate his Venom-shock abilities with cool effects parts, and best of all he comes equipped with Manhattan’s greatest hero, Spider-Cat. Here’s a look at the figure and a breakdown on all his cool accessories.

If you’re a toy fan, the wait for Hot Toys to finally get around to crafting Venom, Spider-Man’s greatest enemy and ally, has been an excruciatingly long one. But here it is at long last and in creepy detail!

For over a thousand years, the Jedi Knights were the guardians of the republic. And then one dude pretty much cocked it all up for them, because they wouldn’t allow him to do some pod racing in the bedroom with his senator girlfriend.

Hot Toys may have just come up with the ultimate benchmark for an adventure in time and space, as the company has unveiled their biggest collectible to date: A sixth-scale Millenium Falcon. No really, look at the size of this thing.

Spider-Man 2099, a comic book that convinced me that the year 3000 was only 365 days away because I couldn’t do maths, featured a costume that was simply way ahead of its time. Worn by that era’s webslinger, the costume was sleek, haunting and downright cool. It’s getting a whole lot of love soon, via the Hot Toys sixth scale figure treatment, and I’m starting to think that my Batman figures need to make some space.

Spider-Man's latest Hot Toys figure does everything that an incredibly rich Spider-Man can, and then some.

As a certain Dutch supervillain with a fondness for a blitz and a bong once said, I love gold!

Based on the incredibly popular Batman: Arkham Knight videogame, Hot Toys is thrilled to present the 1/6th scale Harley Quinn collectible figure with the new look mixed with goth and punk, giving her a more edgy and sinister appearance that reflects her unstable and wild personality.