The creator of the franchise finally joins Hasbro's 6-inch Black Series action figure line.
Rob Bricken
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Rob Bricken was the Editor of io9 from 2016-18, the creator of the poorly named but fan-favorite news site Topless Robot, and now writes nerd stuff for many places, because it's all he's good at.
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