"Max Steel" Goes Turbo to the Big Screen!

10.01.2016 – “Max Steel” is a classic toy line that was manufactured by Mattel, the same toy makers of Barbie and Hot Wheels. Similar to the 12 inch G.I. Joe figures, but less of being related to military more of a science fiction adventure genre. Max McGrath is a teenager with special abilities that was first introduced in 2000 and then rebooted his origins with a new series now being adapted for live action film of the same name. “Max Steel” is reborn and this time to the big screen...

HW City 86 of 250: Max Steel Turbo Racer!

12.21.2013 – The new Max Steel TV series is now airing on Toonami Asia and several toys have already been sighted. Originally Max Steel has his motorcycle that looks like an inspiration from TRON’s Lightcycle. If you haven’t seen the new show it progress from the new beginning, which is an entirely a reboot of the series. This version of Maxwell McGrath’s origins was retconned to activate his powers he teams up with an alien technology upon merging via “ultra-link” you've got Max Steel a new superhero for this generation.

Toy Sightings: Max Steel!

10.17.2013 – Just in time for Max Steel to make his debut on Toonami Asia earlier this month there are new action figures and role play toys coming out manufacture by Mattel and distributed by Richwell Prime in the Philippines. The new reincarnation of Max Steel looks promising for big scale action figures but not as big as its previous predecessors that featured larger vehicles and possibly play sets. The new Max Steel reintroduced the character for the new generation. Previously featured Max Steel Cycle was just a preview of the new look for the character.

HW Imagination 59 of 250: Max Steel Motorcycle!

06.01.2013 – Max Steel is a super spy hero more of a counterpart to Hasbro’s classic G.I. Joe from the 1960s having related to the toy line of 12 inch action figures. Over the years Max Steel has evolved and became more relevant inspired by spy cult like James Bond but with a superhero twist. The character first introduced in 1999 through a CGI Animated TV series from the same production company in Mainframe Entertainment (Currently now as Rainmaker Inc.) that brought you Beast Wars Transformers and ReBoot to name a few series that they made.