Mortal Kombat is a property that has opened itself up to many toy lines, thanks to the unique cast of characters and uber-goriness. Storm did a great but sadly ended line of (mostly) high-quality figures, and McFarlane is returning to it with a Klassic line, something I've been wanting for a while, and then there's Infinite Concepts. If you haven't heard of them, it's because they weren't around for long, with their only releases being a wave of MK figures in the start of the new millennium. They're not easy to find and even most costly to get, but I was lucky to find Sub-Zero for a decent price.
These figures come on huge cardbacks, and they just scream late-90s/early-2000s figure packaging design. From fire on the front to thunder on the back complementing a cross-sell and a...[See More]
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![Sub-Zero from Mortal Kombat - Basic Series manufactured by Infinite Concepts [Front]](galleries/mortalkombatinfiniteconcepts/thumb_SubZero-Front.jpg)
![Sub-Zero from Mortal Kombat - Basic Series manufactured by Infinite Concepts [Back]](galleries/mortalkombatinfiniteconcepts/thumb_Back.jpg)
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