When we first got a figure of this character, she was a slow seller-- but Hasbro was willing to try again and gave us a great, new Juno Eclipse last Spring.  With a revised torso, the figure looks a lot better, but is she worth the upgrade?  Read on!

From the 2009 Target exclusive packs, this Battle Droid has gummed-up eyes, but one of the best sculpts to come out of Hasbro.  So is it a winner, a loser, or what?  Read on!

Fresh from the Entertainment Earth exclusive sets is this Ysanne Isard, and Imperial intelligence agent based mostly on an existing body with a new head.  Hasbro got her eyes and hair right, so is she worth picking up?  Read on!

Can't get enough Clone Trooper figures?  Back in 2005, this one was a huge deal.  It was an online exclusive, super-articulated, and in huge demand. Today, well, it's easy to get and got reissued a few times. But is it essential?  Read on!

It's the newest Stormtrooper!  This 2011 release takes the 2007 Stormtrooper with removable helmet and adds the improved legs from the 2009 Sandtrooper.  It's in stores now-- maybe, depending on your area-- so should you get it?  Read on!

It's Dengar from 2008!  Here, Hasbro took an existing figure and applied Marvel coloring, giving you the finest Dengar 2003 had to offer in the weirdest colors 1981 had to offer.  And the end result?  Not bad.  Read on!

Possibly available at a Kmart "near" you now is this exclusive Captain Lock, a slightly remolded version of Commander Cody.  He's green!  Should you get him?  Read on!

Last year, Hasbro went back and improved the Jumptrooper from the Force Unleashed line.  Now it has a jetpack! Wow!  The new deco is pretty great too.  Should you get one?   Read on!

You don't know who R5-C7 is, but that's OK since he looks cool and was a bonus build-a-figure in 2009.  There's a lot of detail and a little color to love here, so be sure to take a look at this one.

It's the newest version of C-3PO from Hasbro's The Vintage Collection!  Said to be the first figure they designed with digital sculpting techniques, the figure has several removable panels and more articulation than any other movie 3PO yet. How is he?  Read on!

There weren't a lot of movie-authentic options for Darth Maul.  You can have his robes on, or off.. and if they're on, you can have the hood up if you want.  This one came with a Sith Attack Speeder vehicle which was a neat Mini-Rigs concept.  Should you get the figure?  Read on!

I define Leesub Sirln as "too obscure."  Why?  In the 1990s when she got a trading card made of her, everybody I asked told me they were pretty sure it was an airbrushed original design created just for Decipher's Premiere Edition of the Customizable Card Game.  What say you?  Read on!

Hey, another Clone Trooper!  This one has a removable helmet and 501st-esque detailing, and was sold in the Previews (and later Toys "R" Us) exclusive Battlefront II gift packs.  Those are pretty nice sets-- but how is this figure?  Read on!

Just a friendly reminder, today's the last day to send for your Clone Wars Sgt. Bric with Battle Mat.   Requests to Hasbro must be postmarked no later than today. To get it, you'll need to submit the order form and 5 UPCs from any Legacy Build-A-Droid figure, any Vintage Collection 2010-2011 figure, any animated-style Clone Wars basic figure, and any Saga Legends figure since the introduction of the weapons locker in 2008.

It's Clone Trooper Jesse, a sort of a new mold as figures go.  It's the new, Stone-style body but it has ball-jointed hips-- a first for this particular Clone mold.  This puts him up there with ARF Troopers, but is it good enough to rebuy a BARC Speeder?  Read on!