Figure Friday: Hear an Exclusive Interview with Brian Volk-Weiss of The Nacelle Company
In this episode of Figure Friday… E.A. Henson and Josh Wallen are joined by the Founder and CEO of The Nacelle Company, Brian Volk-Weiss!
Tag: star trek
Figure Friday: Why I Stopped My Star Trek Starships Subscription
Why did E.A. Henson pull the pin on his Star Trek Starships subscription?
Figure Friday: Unveiling the LEGO Icons Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Set
Join E.A. Henson and boldly check out the LEGO Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D set.
Heroes & Villains: Seán Ferrick’s Take on Star Trek Fandom
In this episode of Heroes & Villains, E.A. Henson is joined by Trek Culture writer and presenter Seán Ferrick.
Exclusive Interview: Andy Burns Talks to George Takei About His New Graphic Novel ‘It Rhymes With Takei’
Andy Burns talks to the iconic George Takei about his new graphic novel, “It Rhymes With Takei.”
Figure Friday: Star Trek Fans Have Ships and Spocks to Look Forward To
E.A Henson looks at a host of Star Trek collectibles including…”hot” Spock.
STLV: The 58-Year Mission
E.A. Henson is heading to “Star Trek Las Vegas: The 58-Year Mission” in August! What will he discover?
Figure Friday: Spider-Man Swings Towards Perfection (Almost)
S.H. Figuarts new Spider-Man figure makes E.A. Henson happy! Find out why in this Figure Friday!
Figure Friday: The new Wolverine MAFEX Figure Brings the Snikt
Forget NFTs! E.A. Henson is looking at collectibles that you can actually hold in your hands.
Figure Friday: Terrifying Transformers x Universal Monsters, Smurfs, and Star Trek
We kick off Spooky Season with a Transformers/Universal Monsters mash-up, a scary expensive Smurfs set, and more.
Figure Friday Makes First Contact with Star Trek NERF Phasers, Amazing Spider-Man 2, and The Big O
E.A. Henson is phased by Star Trek NERF phasers, unmasks the Amazing Spider-Man 2, and tracks down the Big O.
Heroes & Villains: ‘The Batman’ Finds the Sweet Spot Between the Films of Burton and Nolan
E.A. Henson says that The Batman felt like the sweet spot between Tim Burton’s fantastical interpretation of the character and Christopher Nolan’s “grounded” take on the character.