On Episode 60 of Mighty Champions: Action Figure Radio, we’re pitching the toy properties we think deserve their own movies and TV shows.

Jon makes the case for a full-blown G.I. Joe: Classified movie with the spirit and tone of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, complete with his picks for director, writer, and composer. Christian takes a completely different approach and pitches an animated series based on the Fisher-Price Great Adventures Castle.

Then we break down the biggest action figure news of the week, including upcoming G.I. Joe Classified, McFarlane DC Multiverse, NECA TMNT, Boss Fight Studio Signature Series Ultimo Dragon, and BigBadToyStore’s BigBad Launch Pad, their new crowdfunding platform in the spirit of HasLab.

In the main event, Jon counts down his Top 10 wrestling matches of all time and pairs each one with the most accurate action figures available to recreate the match on the shelf. The list includes Bret Hart vs. Steve Austin, The Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 25, Bryan Danielson vs. Will Ospreay at AEW Dynasty 2024, and more legendary matches from WWE, AEW, ROH, WCW, and beyond.

If you collect wrestling figures, G.I. Joe, DC Multiverse, TMNT, vintage toys, or modern action figures, this episode is packed with toy news, nostalgia, fantasy casting, and some of the greatest wrestling matches ever recreated in plastic.

On this week’s episode of Mighty Champions: Action Figure Radio, it’s all about Q&A, toy collecting, action figures, and the collector life.

We kick things off with a major toy room makeover after Jon tore down his sports displays and added two IKEA Billy bookcases, creating a ton of new shelf space for Marvel Legends, wrestling figures, vintage toys, and everything else that somehow keeps multiplying.

Then we dive into a full round of listener Q&A, answering questions about modern and vintage action figures, the most we’ve ever spent on a toy, figures we still need, the best and worst figures we own, wrestling collectibles, Marvel, collecting regrets, grails, and plenty more.

After that, we break down the latest action figure news, including new McFarlane DC Multiverse reveals, Mondo Street Sharks, The Tick, and other major toy announcements from the week.

Finally, we return to the Toy Soldiers for another round of questions, this time moving beyond toys into music, movies, road trips, podcast expenses, and the kind of nonsense that probably reveals way too much about us.

If you’re into Marvel Legends, WWE action figures, DC Multiverse, vintage toys, toy room displays, collecting, wrestling figures, 80s and 90s nostalgia, and action figure news, this one is for you.

On this week’s episode of Mighty Champions: Action Figure Radio, we’re counting down our favorite Green Lantern action figures just in time for DC’s upcoming Lanterns series, premiering August 16 on HBO Max.  We dig into figures from DC Universe Classics, DC Direct, McFarlane DC Multiverse, and more as we try to answer one question: who is the definitive Green Lantern character and which figure takes the #1 spot?

Then we break down the biggest action figure news of the week, including the new McFarlane Harley Quinn figure, Ringside Collectibles’ Unsanctioned Tommy Dreamer, the return of Skeleton Warriors, Mondo Doctor Fate, and the record-setting collectibles hitting the auction block at Hake’s.

Finally, we debut Definitive Version Draw, where we surprise each other with characters who have decades of iconic looks and are forced to choose just one definitive version then pick the action figure that represents that version best. Ultimate Warrior, Wolverine, Batman, Predator, Michelangelo, Aquaman, Green Ranger and, somehow, James Bond Jr. are all on the table.

If you collect Green Lantern, DC action figures, Marvel Legends, WWE figures, TMNT, Power Rangers, Predator, or just love arguing about which version of a character is truly definitive, this one’s for you.

On this week’s episode of Mighty Champions: Action Figure Radio, we kick things off by catching up on our latest toy hunting adventures, Jon’s birthday weekend, and thoughts on Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Then Christian finally reveals a secret he’s kept to himself for more than 20 years.

Next, it’s time for a Kenner DC Super Powers Pop Quiz! Jon puts Christian to the test with trivia covering one of the greatest action figure lines of the 1980s, from rare figures and vehicles to surprising facts, aftermarket values, and the history behind the legendary Kenner collection.

Then we take a deep dive into the Marvel Legends Icons 12-inch line. Were these oversized Marvel Legends ahead of their time? We look back at every figure, what made the line so unique, why collectors have grown to appreciate it, and whether it deserves far more respect than it gets today.

Whether you’re into Marvel Legends, DC Super Powers, Kenner, Spider-Man, Batman, Superman, vintage action figures, or toy collecting, this episode is packed with nostalgia, trivia, opinions, and plenty of laughs.

On this week’s episode, we catch up on our latest toy hunts. Christian’s long road trip comes up almost empty, except for a hilarious find that longtime listeners will appreciate, while Jon finally scores a rare W over Walmart.

Then we build The Ultimate Display for Maximum Carnage, creating the complete display based on the legendary 1994 Spider-Man game and the comic that inspired it. We break down the entire roster and tell you exactly which Marvel Legends and other figures you’ll need to have Spider-Man, Venom, Carnage, and the rest of the cast.

Next, we cover the massive wave of SDCC ’26 reveals, including Marvel Legends, Star Wars Black Series, McFarlane DC Multiverse, NECA, Playmates TMNT, WWE Elite & Ultimate, Jada Street Fighter, and much more.

Finally, we look back at Toy Biz’s iconic ’90s Spider-Man: The Animated Series line and count down our Top 5 and Bottom 5 figures.

This week on Mighty Champions: Action Figure Radio, we catch up on our latest pickups, Walmart’s habit of canceled orders, and some long-overdue PC display upgrades. Then we tackle one of our favorite debates: Which great movies got terrible action figures, and which bad movies somehow got amazing ones? Dick Tracy, The Matrix, Godzilla, Hulk, Last Action Hero, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie… which belongs in which category? You’ll have to listen to find out. As always, we round up the biggest action figure news leading into SDCC, including new GI Joe Classified, Star Wars Black Series, MMPR Re-Ignition, Major Big Rubber Guys, Mondo X-Men, and more.

This week on Mighty Champions: Action Figure Radio, Jon makes the biggest sale of his collecting career, saying goodbye to his entire GI Joe Classified collection along with select Marvel Legends and WWE figures. Why sell? What changed? And what does it feel like watching years of collecting leave all at once?

Then we debut a brand-new segment as we build our ultimate collector shrines. Jon assembles the foundation of an Incredible Hulk display, complete with live eBay purchases made during the show, while Christian breaks down the essential pieces for a 1998 Godzilla shrine. From action figures and VHS tapes to magazines, memorabilia, and grail items, we discuss what belongs, what doesn’t, and why.

Of course, we cover the biggest action figure news of the week, including major DC Multiverse reveals from McFarlane Toys, Mondo’s San Diego Comic-Con Real Ghostbusters and TMNT announcements, plus a look at the incredible prices collectors paid at the latest Hake’s Auctions.

Finally, Christian turns the tables and interrogates Jon’s entire collecting philosophy. Why is he obsessed with owning just one version of every character? How can someone have rigid collecting rules and still buy impulsively? And where is the line between an impressive display and pure clutter?

Whether you’re into Marvel Legends, GI Joe Classified, DC Multiverse, TMNT, Godzilla, wrestling figures, or just the psychology behind collecting, this episode has something for every toy fan.

This week on Mighty Champions: Action Figure Radio, we kick things off by catching up on a week of toy hunting after our excellent adventure from the previous weekend, which leads to one of Jon’s all-time anti-Walmart rants. Then we Rank Every X-Men ’97 Marvel Legends figure released so far, from worst to best.

In the news, we discuss whether McFarlane is finished with DC Multiverse or simply waiting for San Diego Comic-Con, the wave of new Mattel WWE pre-orders, the Marvel Legends two-pack neither of us asked for, Mondo’s TMNT teases, Boss Fight Studio’s original Hero H.A.C.K.S. line, and some of the most fascinating action figures and collectibles that sold at auction this week.

Finally, it’s time for Rare Bois, as we tell the stories behind five of the most legendary grails in toy collecting across G.I. Joe, Masters of the Universe, WWF, Star Wars, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Why are these figures so rare? Why are collectors willing to spend thousands to own them? We break down the history and talk prices. 

Today, we recount the most expensive toy hunting trip we’ve ever taken. What started as a visit to Retromania in Dripping Springs, Texas, quickly turned into a full-blown toy odyssey. After scoring incredible hauls at the show, we still weren’t satisfied, so we made a two-hour detour to two more toy stores in San Antonio, leading to even more major purchases. We break down the entire adventure, the stories behind the finds, and every action figure we brought home.

Then we dive into a collector discussion about toy stores and toy shows, sharing our thoughts on what sellers do that keeps collectors coming back—and the things we’d love to see changed.

As always, we bring you the latest action figure news, including the biggest announcements from Yo Joe June, where legendary G.I. Joe writer Larry Hama unveiled his new Fury Force line for BigBadToyStore, plus the surprising news that reports of AEW Jazwares’ demise may have been greatly exaggerated with the announcement of new Ringside Collectibles exclusives featuring Sting and Will Ospreay.

If you love toy hunting, action figures, G.I. Joe, WWE, AEW, Marvel Legends, TMNT, DC, Power Rangers, Rambo, Terminator, Hulk, Predator, Rocky, Spider-Man, Captain America, vintage toys, and collector stories from the road, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

On Episode 51 we dive into one of the biggest questions in modern collecting: Online vs. In The Wild. We discuss when the story of the toy hunt becomes more important than the action figure itself, whether finding a grail at a toy store beats having it delivered to your front door, and how the internet has changed the collecting experience forever.

As always, we cover the latest action figure news, including a massive week for G.I. Joe Classified, the SDCC WWE Rock ’N Wrestling 3-Pack, Jada Toys’ new Street Fighter II Ultra “You Lose” accessories pack, Mezco Punisher, and more.

Finally, we fire up Toy Store Time Machine, where a random year is selected, and we each have just $25 to spend on action figures from that era. Which toys make the cut, which get left on the shelf, and how far does twenty-five bucks really go?

From toy hunts and nostalgia to Marvel, WWE, G.I. Joe, TMNT, Street Fighter, and action figure collecting, Episode 51 is packed with the conversations only collectors have.