Starting in 2018, Newage Toys (originally styled as "New Age," but the one-word form seems to be in consistent use today) has quickly become one of the more popular third-party (that is, unofficial) alternatives to Transformers toys from Hasbro and/or Takara. Newage has released a few different lines of transforming robots, catering to different sizes and aesthetics, but perhaps their most popular line is "The Legendary Heroes," which replicates a wide variety of characters and toys homaging the original Transformers line (now often called "Generation One") in a smaller scale. For example, Shean, which is patterned after "Generation One" Mirage (but in a red color scheme from Mirage's pre-Transformers days as a Diaclone toy), is just 3 inches tall in robot mode.
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Friday, June 27, 2025
Newage The Legendary Heroes H42EXR Shean (Red Version, 2022)
Starting in 2018, Newage Toys (originally styled as "New Age," but the one-word form seems to be in consistent use today) has quickly become one of the more popular third-party (that is, unofficial) alternatives to Transformers toys from Hasbro and/or Takara. Newage has released a few different lines of transforming robots, catering to different sizes and aesthetics, but perhaps their most popular line is "The Legendary Heroes," which replicates a wide variety of characters and toys homaging the original Transformers line (now often called "Generation One") in a smaller scale. For example, Shean, which is patterned after "Generation One" Mirage (but in a red color scheme from Mirage's pre-Transformers days as a Diaclone toy), is just 3 inches tall in robot mode.
Friday, June 20, 2025
The Memoirs of Nicodemus Legend: Bone of Contention
Thursday, June 12, 2025
The Memoirs of Nicodemus Legend: The Gospel According To Legend
Friday, June 6, 2025
Crisis on Infinite Earths: 40 Years Later
So, generally, when I want to celebrate an anniversary, I make an effort to post pretty close to the actual date of the anniversary. In this case, I wasn't back up to speed on blogging when the anniversary of the first issue took place in January, but since it was a year-long event, I'm going to assume this is still a timely discussion.
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