Dubbed the Mark V in Iron Man 2, the Silver Centurion-inspired armour was a sleek collection of bleeding edge technology that barely helped him survive Mickey Rourke's hilarious accent and deadly whips. That particular armour has been no stranger to the power of merchandising, with Hot Toys previously rolling out a sixth-scale figure based on it, and then a few years later it created an updated model with diecast parts. And if that wasn't enough, it's next figure features the same armour but in a nearly-ready state.

Sam Wilson's debut as the Falcon was always going to end with him assuming the mantle of Captain America, and that isn't just a legacy that he has earned. He looks damn good in it as well!

Several decades, the endless match of technology, and a whole lot of artistic license has resulted in Iron Man having one of the most flexible appearances in comic books. But if you went straight back to the source, the Iron Man of the 1960s looked a whole lot different than the sleek and angular armoured Avenger that we know of today.

Two impossible things are happening this week: Zack Snyder’s Justice League has finally been released and one of the holy grails of Batman toy-collecting is getting a second shot at life.

Wanda in all of her arcane anarchy glory and her loving Synthezoid husdband Vision have been given the sixth-scale treatment, and as always the end result looks fantastic.

Barring Gina Carano’s stock going down in the plastic department, fans have been eagerly waiting for Bo-Katan to get her moment in the sixth-scale spotlight. That time has finally come, as Hot Toys has revealed its latest line-up to the Mandalorian army:

Hot Toys has taken a crack at recreating a certain Spider-Man costume in all its LED glory. I guess you could say that they've gone the extra Miles this time.

I’m not going to lie to you, my rubber nipples are rock-hard right now.