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.

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.

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.

If you need an idea of how great a more modern twist on Skeletor could look, then check out Tweeterhead’s upcoming life-size bust of the cackling wizard.

The highly-accurate collectible figure is skillfully crafted based on the Dark Trooper as seen in the hit Star Wars™ series. It features highly detailed helmet and mechanical armor parts, specially applied black armor painting, LED light up functions, a blaster, and a display base.

Even though it's not perfect thanks to a couple of minor issues - and is more for showing off than playing with - with it's highly detailed and surprisingly complex design, the Lego Star Wars AT-AT Walker stands tall as a must-have addition for fans who can afford it.

Nerf’s new foam dart design remains controversial, especially in the face of rising competition or cheaper knock-offs, but the toy is a quality piece of plastic and electrical engineering. It looks great, operates brilliantly, and is surprisingly accurate. It’s definitely an unusual addition to the Nerf arsenal, but it’s an interesting new direction.

Batman's back, and ready to roll out.