And, of course, everybody loves a glowing tentacle monster.
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Wednesday, December 5, 2018
Announcements - Cosmic Radiation Outer Space Men Continue in 2019
Not to be outdone, the Official Outer Space Men Instagram also added previews of 2 of the 4 new Cosmic Radiation figures. Check out Luna Eclipse and Cthulhu Nautilus! Luna (and Zero Gravity) already glow in the dark... but this time it's different.
And, of course, everybody loves a glowing tentacle monster.
And, of course, everybody loves a glowing tentacle monster.
Announcements - More White Star Outer Space Men Coming
The White Star collection must be completed! The Official Outer Space Men Instagram has been busy, and revealed the next four White Star figures - most likely coming in 2019! Zero Gravity, Luna Eclipse, Cthulhu Nautilus, and Astrodite are all set to join the other characters in the white plastic with blue highlights.
Thursday, November 22, 2018
Review: 12-Inch Outer Space Men Sofubi Glow in the Dark Colossus Rex Action Figure
This 12-inch Sofubi Glow in the Dark Colossus Rex
was delayed a long time. Customs can take a while... and I have to
say when the box finally showed up in October I was almost rolling my
eyes, thinking "this can't possibly be worth the price and the wait."
Well, it was, and it was. It's gorgeous. It's a glowing beacon. It's
incredible and I'm glad they're planning on doing at least a few more of
these.[ READ THE FULL REVIEW ]
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
Review: Outer Space Men Zero Gravity Action Figure
I was expecting a glow-in-the-dark version of Jack Asteroid - which we got - but to get a new character like Zero Gravity too? I'm surprised. He costs more than the original Jack Asteroid figure and has less paint, but the dude friggin' glows.
The fully Glyos-compatible astronaut has alternate bent/straight arms
and can be taken apart at nearly every point of articulation, and then
some. That little moon ingot pops off, the helmet dismantles to 3
pieces, and the figure has an ab and a belt joint. The mold should
look familiar - it was first released as the glow-in-the-dark Alpha
Phase Metamorpho in 2010, and was subsequently released as multiple
Metamorpho and Jack Asteroid bodies, most of which was reused for other
figures in the first couple years of the line. It's the perfect generic
humanoid template, they could keep more heads coming and I'd probably
buy even more redeco figures.[ READ THE FULL REVIEW ]
Thursday, October 25, 2018
Onell Design - New OSM Cthulhu-Nautilus Rlyehzoth Figure
A new figure! This Cthulhu-Nautilus Rieyehzoth is $22 and up for grabs as of about 5 minutes ago. It's green, and cheaper than the carded version you may not yet have purchased. Other accessories are available, as is a special Vampire Noboto with wings from this very figure. Click here to get buying.
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
New Outer Space Men Vehicles Coming
In a bit of news that's both welcome and ridiculous, the official Outer Space Men Instagram has announced 12-inch scale vehicles. Now that 3 3/4-inch figures are about $30 and 12-inch vinyl figures are $120 - so a vehicle could be easily $200 or more.No specifics or release dates were given, but do pay heed to the warning shot that fans of the line could be tapped for a significant wad of cash to keep the line complete going forward.
If for any reason they don't make it out in that giant size, I for one would be very happy to see some of the mini vehicle concepts from 50 years ago realized in a cheaper, less space-intensive format. I'm excited to hopefully get my 12-inch sofubi figures soon, but if that line actually continues to completion I assume it will take up far more space than I would like - and that's before vehicles or alternate colorways come in to play.
Review: Outer Space Men Astrodite Action Figure
Figures like the long-awaited Astrodite
make me wish the Four Horsemen's "Hopper Block" figure stands came out -
she could benefit from a display stand. The exquisitely-sculpted
figure made her debut at a Toy Fair-adjacent Four Horsemen-run party and exhibition
where toy nerds ran rampant in 2013. We were waiting for this one for
five years, continuing the proud tradition of making fans wait for The Outer Space Men.
The figure finally shipped to American fans in 2018, with some mail
orders taking a little while, but the important thing is she landed.
Effectively a female Commander Comet [FOTD #330],
Astrodite takes the same Glyos-based construction and gives you a new
character whose ankles touch and make her hard to balance. It's still
awesome.[ READ THE FULL REVIEW ]
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