My Revolution of PARTs

Thanks to Marvel Studios' Loki on Disney+, MCU fans are now all in on the concept of Variants as the franchise brought multiple versions of the iconic MCU character into the fray. "Episode 5" specifically took this concept to a whole new level for Tom Hiddleston's Disney+ show as he spent the entire runtime next to Boastful Loki, Kid, Loki, Classic Loki, and even Alligator Loki. On top of their mind-blowing in-universe introductions, these Loki Variants also make great inspiration for new merchandise, from Funko Pops! to new clothing items and everything in between. From Hiddleston's take on Loki from The Avengers being immortalized to a fan-favorite Pop! for Miss Minutes, the mech game is as strong as ever with so many new MCU additions in Loki . ADVERTISEMENT For the ultra-hardcore fans with a little more disposable income, there are also incredibly hyper-realistic figurines available to collect, like the ones seen for Chadwick ...

Spider-Man: No Way Home was the dream webhead project for fans worldwide. The story saw Tom Holland’s hero not only team up with Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire’s previous wall-crawlers but square off against a variety of their villains. Bad guys such as Alfred Molina’s Doc Ock, Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin, or Jamie Foxx’s Electro all took the fight to Spidey. For all of those collectors out there, the return of these villains is something they’d want to immortalize on their shelves. Thankfully the world has Hot Toys, a company that makes life-like and accurate 1/6 scale figures. ADVERTISEMENT Its line of No Way Home products has already started, with the announcement of both the black and gold Spidey threads and the integrated suit having been revealed for quite some time. Most recently, the company revealed an impressive take on Dafoe’s Goblin, something most fans are no doubt going to want to get their hands on. Next in line? None other than Alfr...

Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures continue their theatrical run for Spider-Man: No Way Home , which has turned into the biggest cinematic event in several years since it debuted in mid-December 2021. Featuring classic Marvel villains like Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin and Alfred Molina's Doc Ock as the MCU's Multiverse broke apart for the first time, the threequel brought unforgettable moments in seemingly every scene. Part of the challenge of bringing so many characters back from past movies was making sure they all looked the way they did as many as 20 years ago, while also updating their image to fit into the MCU. This was particularly important for Dafoe's Goblin, who found himself in the role of the lead antagonist as he made his terrifying impact on Tom Holland's Peter Parker, his friends, and his fellow Spider-Men. ADVERTISEMENT Now that No Way Home is a few weeks into its theatrical run, it has the chance to be celebrated in col...