Warrior Goddess, originally uploaded by TCM Hitchhiker.

The latest in my ongoing portrait series of Masters of the Universe Classics. See them all here.

The last of my Masters of the Universe portrait shots until Webstor's release later this month. They have been a lot of fun to take, and I hope you have enjoyed them.






I will continue this series as the figures are released (once a month). Also expect some action shots eventually.


NOTE: The background in the Skeletor and Faker photos is the original Castle Grayskull from the 80's line.

~ Jason

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A few more additions to my Masters of the Universe Classics portrait series. Still have three more to shoot, and hope to have them done by the end of the weekend. Then that will be it until mid. Sept. when Webstor is released.

~ Jason

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Mer-Man is another figure from Mattel's Masters of the Universe Classics line. A fantastic line and the Mer-Man really turned out great. The best part about him, is that he comes with two heads. One head that resembles the original 80's action figure, and another head (the one you see in this shot) that is modeled after the art on the back of the original figure's package.



I think that most of the general public that have heard of The Maxx are those that caught the animated version on MTV's Liquid Television. The animated show was excellent, and there is a very good reason for that. Because it followed the comic to a T. I can't recommend the comic book enough, it is my all time favorite, and you should be able to find all the issues collected in trade paperbacks. The Pink Fairy Isz that you see in this photo never appeared on the television show, as they came later in The Maxx's comic run. It was a nice surprise that Shocker Toys chose to release one with their new Indie Spotlight Maxx action figure.

Subjects:
Masters of the Universe Classics, Mer-Man by Mattel.
Pink Fairy Isz, included with the Indie Spotlight, The Maxx by Shocker Toys.

~ Jason

These Masters of the Universe Classics are a perfect example of how a classic line should be redone. True to the original designs with better sculpting and articulation. They are very photogenic and you will be seeing more MOTUC shots from me soon.

Subject: Masters of the Universe Classics, Tr-Klops by Mattel.

~ Jason