Voltron: Haggar the Witch

 By Jonathan Miller

We've see plenty of Mister Miller's work, and hopefully we'll see even more next year. The days are drawing shorter and shorter folks. Almost over. 

She-Ra revamp: Double Trouble

 By OukaMocha

Nearing the end, so why not some 80's nostalgia? 

Rock Man Retrospective: Heat Man

 By Jonathan Miller

Skipping ahead (or back, depending on your view on continuity) to Mega Man 2, here we see Heat Man. 

Fantomah, Mystery Woman of the Jungle

 By Sam Flegal

Norman Osborn thought he could push Fantomah around. He was wrong. 

Happy Boxing Day!

Resurrection of the Monstress: Vampire Curia

 By Jonathan Miller

Since we had a vampire hunter, why not follow with a vampire? Now this was an odd series. Funny aside, I noticed that every comic/toy shop that gets these figures tends to go out of business in about a year. 

Having seen the toy up close a few times, I like the idea of the figure more than the physical thing. Bunch of accessories that she can't hold, fragile as glass, but she comes with a pretty cool coffin. 

Best as I can tell, the line was made by Yellow Submarine, which closed around 2000 and developed by Yasushi Nirasawa and sculpted by Kenji Ando. 

Her bio:

She is a Vampire Hunter with the blood of a vampire and a demon. With her haunted past, she is destined to wipe out all vampires with her demonic sword "Bloodura". Height-190cm Weight 40-60kg.

The Belmont Legacy: Sonia Belmont

 

By Jonathan Miller

The Castlevania series is a source of some annoyance to me, as I've found myself coming up short against the final bosses and sometimes even the game itself. 

I do like the mythology of the series though, and of the Belmont family as they stomp through impossible castles and whip vampires to pieces. 

So, here's what would have been the first Belmont to destroy Dracula, Sonia of Castlevania Legends. She would have been, had the game not been rendered noncanonical but eh, she's here for completion's sake. 

She-Ra revamp: Mermista

 

By Jonathan Miller

So, had an idea. I remembered the 2002 version of He-Man, so why not a version on She-Ra? This would be my take on the mermaid Mermista.