After four years and over £2,400 in orders, here is what buying Marvel comics from Forbidden Planet is actually like — pricing, shipping, variants, and the small print most reviews skip.
1of10 sells limited edition art prints — each edition of exactly 10, numbered and signed — making original limited art accessible. We ordered four prints and framed two.
Charmsoff specialises in personalised charm bracelets and necklaces with a wide customisation range. We ordered and wore three pieces over 8 weeks.
Eeboo makes award-winning games, puzzles, and art supplies for children and adults. We tested 8 products across age groups over 6 weeks of family play.
Only Games is a UK online board game retailer with a curated catalogue of 2,000+ titles. We placed 5 orders over 6 weeks covering different game categories and price points.
NSabers makes high-end neopixel lightsabers with smooth-swing sound, 16 million colour options, and aluminium hilt construction. We duelled with one for 6 weeks.
Wee Gallery creates high-contrast art and educational products for babies and toddlers, designed around infant visual development science. We tested their art cards, board books, and playmat across 3 months.
Colour Your Streets is a UK independent streetwear brand with graphic art at its core. We ordered five pieces and wore them for 6 weeks of daily and event use.
Eighteen months and £1,800 into rebuilding an Amazing Spider-Man run after a basement flood — here is what Forbidden Planet’s catalog actually delivers across Masterworks, Epic Collections, and the modern omnibus line.
After three years and every Krakoa-era oversized hardcover through them, here is the honest collector report on Forbidden Planet’s X-Men catalog — pre-orders, variants, pricing, and where it falls short.