Another San Diego Comic-Con is in the books, and this year was perhaps one of the weirdest in recent history—even counting those “@Home” years. As the lack of major attendees and the lingering shadows of Hollywood’s labor movement saw a more muted Hall H at San Diego this year, earth-shattering nerd news wasn’t to be…
Welcome back to Toy Aisle, io9's weekly roundup of the coolest toy news around the internet. This week, Playmates ensures that the horrors persist with an update to its classic ‘90s TMNT figures, The Marvels takes flight in Lego form, Hasbro rolls out even more Transformers: The Movie goodness. Check it out!
Comic-Con may be more about movies and TV than comics some years, some times it’s more about comics than movies and TV (especially this year).
The mountain of merchandise revealed at San Diego Comic-Con this year included a couple of toys we wish we could un-see.
In 2021, Robosen and Hasbro left ‘80s toys fans with their jaws on the floor after revealing a $700 robotic Optimus Prime that could autonomous
It’s a weird year for San Diego Comic-Con, as this week the show opens with a raft of absent studios and amid the shockwaves of an unpr
Welcome back to the Toy Aisle, io9's regular round up of the latest toy and collectibles news!
SAG-AFTRA is now on strike, and Hollywood actors and writers are picketing for better pay and other working conditions.
