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Mortal Kombat Action Figures On The Way
If you're tired of trying to make your own custom Mortal Kombat action figures out of old Ninja Turtles toys, Jazwares is about to make your life a lot simpler. The company is prepping a new line of 6" action figures based on the classic fighter that will be available this summer. Keep reading to see which warriors you can pick up.
So far four classic MK fighters have been created: Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Johnny Cage, and Raiden. Toy News International is reporting that Jazwares is already working on a Sonya Blade as well, and that the company invites fans to request other characters at its Facebook page. You can see pictures of all the figures at TNI, and while Scorpion, Sub-Zero, and Raiden all look cool, I'm a little skeptical about Johnny Cage, who looks like he's too old to be doing his patented Split Punch anymore. He might break a hip!
[Source: Toy News International, via: Joystiq]
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