Scott checks out the awesome giant cape version of the new Bowen Designs Scarlet Witch Statue, and we all dig in to the Marvel Legends Hit Monkey Wave for our discussion!

Ben tries something different for the toy of the week, but isn't completely sold on the results. Meanwhile, we launch a quest to find the greatest toy line to ever live, and start with our first contender: G.I. Joe!

John has to hold the fort when all the Aussies go walkabout for the week, and he brings in his friends Dave from the Flag Points Podcast and Newton Gimmick from Infinite Hollywood for a special chat about Vintage Toy Restoration!

Scott and John chat to sculptor Tim Miller about his career, his work with Sideshow Collectibles and Adam Hughes, and his involvement with the new DC Bombshells line from DC Collectibles, based on the work of Ant Lucia!

We celebrate one year of episodes by handing over to our listeners for some Rapid Fire Reviews! After all our regular features, enjoy some new voices as they review the latest and greatest from the action figure world!

We explore another Square Enix goodie, but Scotty has to crawl around on the floor to find all the pieces first! We also discuss the Star Wars Black 6" announcement, and things get heated! Who will survive when the battle line are drawn? Whatever the outcome, things will never be the same - until next week!

The AFB Podcast celebrates 50 Episodes with the usual dose of hilarity and giggling - and Randy Bowen of Bowen Designs!

The crew learn a thing or two about designer vinyl toys as they interview John Stokes of spankystokes.com!

Eli takes a look at Marvel Select's latest X-Men action figure offering, the lovely Storm, and we write another chapter in our Toy History Series: DC's Blue Beetle. There's a crisis in the air for Justin, who loves the Ted Kord Blue Beetle almost as much as he hates the Jaime Reyes version. Can Scott keep the peace? Listen to find out!

Rapid Fire Reviews return! Adam looks at Bandai's take on Evangelion, John looks at a G.I. Joe classic and Ben looks at… a bobble head?? Later on, James Chillcott from ShelfLife.net joins us to discuss a unique way to manage, track and sell your collection - whatever you collect!