Comic Statues & Busts: Marvel Legends Sentinel from Marvel Legends

Marvel Legends series 10 contains the superb value and detail that have made the brand so popular. Kids and collectors continue to clamor for these highly poseable replicas of their favorite Marvel Legends. Each will include a full-page comic or poster book. As a bonus, this series will also include a build-a-figure bonus! Fans will rush to collect all 5 figures to form a 16? Sentinel, one of the X-Men?s toughest foes! WARNING: contains small parts not for children under 3 years.

Like many people when I saw that Spider-man was getting the Legends treatment, I inwardly groaned. With the Spiderman Classics line doing so well, and the articulation greatly increasing, I thought we'd be getting something like we already had several of. I was very pleasantly supprised to find a wonderful figure. Not only is the Head piece crucial to build the Sentinel, but the figure is great. The clear display base is perfect and he can almost perfectly mimic his now famous Amazing Fantasy #15 Cover pose.
Like I said the articulation is great and the Sentinel piece alone is worth money.

Now I do not own any other Spider-man figures so this is nice to have in my collection and first appearance Spider-man is a good idea but this was not as cool a figue as it may have been. It is worth getting though so you can complete the 16" Sentinel figue which is and awesome 5 star figure.

As another reviewer mentioned, the soft plactic lends itself to the figure getting distorted. As a matter of fact the left leg of mine is permanantly warped so that it always bends out, making it imposible to make his legs straight for standing. Mine must stay on his included stand. This is OK as I can bend the leg up behind him for a sweeping in on a web-line look, but still, it would be nice for some versitility. He's a little small overall and this just makes the problem worse.

I think he is supposed to be small as this is the early teen version of Spider-man. I mean he was like 15, right? It may be accurate but it does not help the figure. And yes, the webbing on his arms is not too great looking.

I've been able to get mine into one really good pose of swinging into action using the stand, one arm up as if swinging in on a web and one arm forward as if shooting another, but this is about it. Looks good in that one position though. Not too fun or great but since he looks good swinging in I can allow 3 stars over all.

This is part of a a series to build a Sentital. The picture they show does not give this Spider Man justice. Very cool detail and very posable. Not to mention it has the webbing net under his arms. The colors are deep and dark and it just looks like a great Spider Man. It also includes the head piece of the Sentital. I have collected all seven it is well worth it to have the collection.

The over all sculpt of this figure is very pleasing but the main problem is the web pits. Any SPidey fan knows early Spidey was all about the web pits and this figure falls flat in translating the concept. When I bought this figure I showed it to a friend who laughed and said what's up with the old lady's shawl? Which is exactly what it looks like. What uis so riduclous about this problem is that this is not toy biz's first atempt at web pits. It has been done before in the sinister six boxed set. They knew it was weak then but yet they still kept the design the same.
Now on too the fingers, what can I say? They aren't fingers they are little skinny sticks on his hands. It's pathetic. He can't make a fist and he can't conviningly spin a web out of them. It's almost as if they got bored with figure and just rushed it.

This Spider-Man is based off his first appearance in Amazing Fantasy #15. The sculpt captures the look of Spider-Man, but overall the figure leaves a bit to be desired. First of all, it is made with very soft plastic, so the legs have a tendancy to warp into strange shapes. Also, due to the soft plastic, you ahve to be very careful moving the joints. It seems very easy to break if you force it too much. There is also quite a bit of paint bleeding from the black lines in his outfit. However, most collectors will want this figure regardless of any flaws, as it contains the torso and head of the Sentinal. If you collect each figure in the wave you can assemble a giant figure. Still, the figure itself does leave much to be desired.

Marvel Legends series 10 contains the superb value and detail that have made the brand so popular. Kids and collectors continue to clamor for these highly poseable replicas of their favorite Marvel Legends. Each will include a full-page comic or poster book. As a bonus, this series will also include a build-a-figure bonus! Fans will rush to collect all 5 figures to form a 16? Sentinel, one of the X-Men?s toughest foes! WARNING: contains small parts not for children under 3 years.

Angel is by far my favorite of the Sentinel series figures.
His sculpt is suberb, and he is fully articulated, and posable.
This is really an X-Men themed Series, with 2 X-Men, and 3 Villians comprising 5 out of 7 figures, not to mention the Giant BAF Sentinel. With so many X-Men already released as Legends, and with more X-Men, ALlies, and Villians coming in future series, how can you not want to add the Angel to your collection.
There are 2 versions of this figure, the main version features a red and white costume (pictured above), and the variant features the same costume but with a blue and white scheme instead.
Like I said the figure is phenominal, although the rather large impressive wings make the figure top heavy and unable to stand on his own. But I fell that the wings are the best part of the figure. And he comes with a display stand, so all manner of flying poses are possible. Besides, if you had wings would you waste your time just standing around.
Now here's hoping they'll release an Archangel With as much attention to detail.

There was nothing wrong with the toy except it was the wrong color. I ordered the Marvel Legend Sentinel Series- Angel Blue, not Red. You sent me another Angel, but it was also red. I sent both of them back in the same box and I'm still waiting for my Blue Angel.

This is one of series of seven to build the Sentinal. Which I suggest you collect them all to have the complete set. Any ways this is a great toy. This is not one of my favorite characters but after buying it I was very suprised how cool and detailed this one was. Not to mention all the moveable parts just add to the figure. I 'm glad I added him to my collection.

Angel is one of those X-Men who are secretly popular. You don't hear a lot of people talking about him like, oh I don't know, Wolverine, but you make a figure and everyone wants one. The fact that you get a piece of the giant 16" Sentinel does not hurt either.

The figure itself is well articulated and can be posed easily for cool flying with the stand that is included. I set mine up on a raised surface behind the rest (hey, these are for me not my kids!) for a soaring over everyone look that works well. As stated the figure works well but really just looks like a average Joe in an Angel get up. But then you snap on those wings.

The wings make the figure. 6" wing span and great paint and detail make hime look so cool. One word of warning. The wings are very heavey and my stand, the peg that holds Angel, constantly bends back. I had to wire his foot to the stand to stop this. Other than that he is way cool.

I was happy to see an Angel figure, rather than an Archangel. I mean, I hope they do the Archangel, as well, but this is my first Angel with the feather wings figure.
The wings are AMAZING. Simply amazing, and huge. Couldn't be happier with them; they just simply look wonderful.
Now, I think the figure itself, wings not counting, looks good. It has an incredible amount of articulation, and it is a good representation of the Angel character. But the joints are ugly. Almost every part (toes, fingers, etc) is jointed, and most joints are then also ball jointed for maximum movement. This is great for display... but, the ball joints in the shoulders and legs are so large they detract from the all over look. The incredible articulation, to me, takes a lot away from the overall display of the figure and I could have done without the ball joints entirely. I have a hard time posing Angel appealingly with the big round joints.
The display stand included is awesome, though, as this is definately a figure you want to display 'in flight.' (And it wouldn't have a prayer of standing on its own...)
The Sentinal leg included is HUGE and awesomely detailed. I really really wish I could get my hands on all the pieces, but I have neither the money nor the space to buy figure I don't want just to get all the pieces. Oh well.

Marvel Legends series 10 contains the superb value and detail that have made the brand so popular. Kids and collectors continue to clamor for these highly poseable replicas of their favorite Marvel Legends. Each will include a full-page comic or poster book. As a bonus, this series will also include a build-a-figure bonus! Fans will rush to collect all 5 figures to form a 16? Sentinel, one of the X-Men?s toughest foes! WARNING: contains small parts not for children under 3 years.

Marvel Legends: The Black Panther Strikes!!

Before the Marvel Legends line of top notch action figures gradually disintegrated, this depiction of the stealthy Black Panther was among the series' best. With his bendable golden claws ready to strike, King T'Challa of Wakanda has never looked better in his ebony costume complete with black cape and gold trim.

The figure has fairly decent articulation points for posing, but, more importantly for collectors, he can stand up just fine on his own (without a display base). As a toy for kids, though, I'm not convinced its durability is necessarily meant to last long, so you might want to think twice about handing this figure over to a child.

Rating: 10/10 - An outstanding effort from Marvel Legends.

My son Vincent is very happy with his Black Panther. He had to wait a while before he got it, but now that it arrived he's absolutely crazy about it!
It really looks very cool to !

The Figure looks nothing like the picture!! It is smaller than I expected and Leaner, less muscle bulk. Everything looks to small. If you try to pose him in the same pose as the picture, he looks nothing like it. Legs, arms , torso, are all two thin. The details in his costome don't even match the picture. I was looking for a much better quality Figure.
Very Very Dissapointed!!

I bought this for my son, he thoroughly enjoyed it until he preceeded to rip it's head off and feed the peices to the dog! I must say in his defense it took a whole week before the above mentioned materialized!, I would recommend this for children without ADHD or bipolar disorders...

not bad for a marvel legend. most marvel legends are skinny and flimsy, but the panther figure is not that bad at all. it's not flimsy and is built to a well porportioned size and it comes with a sentinel arm. even if you're not collecting to build a robot at least you have an arm to throw at your dog.