Venom is pretty much, hot stuff again. Which also means that a ton of merchandise which is on the verge of a Gene Simmons lawsuit for infringing on his tongue gimmick, is on the way. Here’s one rather cool piece of symbiote action from Sideshow Collectibles: A full-size replica bust of the comic book icon that measures in at stupidly massive size.

The best and most underrated Green Lantern in all of Space Sector 2814 is finally getting the love he deserves, as a kickass collectible premium format figure.

Able to silence an entire room with his name alone, John Wick’s return saw more bullets spent in one night than the entire Nazi invasion of Stalingrad during World War 2, a war in the shadows that saw bodies fall by the dozens and ended with Wick on the run. Basically, the most badass man to ever live had nothing to lose but his life. And his licensed likeness, as Hot Toys is bringing the master assassin back to the action figure fold with a sixth-scale figure.

The Batman Who Laughs is a dark knight without limits, and arguably the most popular member of the vigilantes who terrorised the DC Comics Universe in the Metal event. How popular? Popular enough to get a statue from Prime 1, which will set you back $1199 for the regular version and $1399 for a deluxe version which throws in an extra Damien Wayne Robin.

While anyone can chew on a piece of unrefined uranium to really get the authentic sickly look of a Fallout ghoul, translating the power armour of the infamous Brotherhood of Steel is easier said than done. Properly scaled, it’s big enough to dwarf Braun Strowman and bulky enough to punch a freight train into submission. It would be near impossible to fabricate a suit, right?

Outside of the crafters who make 3D-printed versions or a few carpenters who can literally carve one out for you, a low-cost alternative of the iconic weapons of Overwatch simply don’t exist. Until now that is, because one of the more popular characters of Overwatch is getting some Nerf love.

My Arcade is bundling 20 games from yesteryear into one handheld gaming console. Of course it happens to also look incredibly adorable.

Star Wars: Attack of the Clones may not be fondly remembered, but its greatest battle scene is about to be immortalised in sixth-scale glory.