Comic Statues & Busts: Marvel Legends Wolverine from Marvel Legends

The claws are bent away from the hand in the package, leaving you to try and straighten them out.They look like wet noodles. I found the blue right shoulder piece was detached upon opening the package. The legs have a limited range of motion and the figure is difficult to balance without the base.

Of all of the MARVEL LEGENDS action figures in TOY BIZ's line based on the most popular characters in MARVEL's Comics, WOLVERINE takes the cake as the most exciting looking and fun to play with! I understand these figures are meant mainly for the collectable...and it delivers on that, especially with the wall-mountable back-drop that features a scene from one of Wolvie's coolest moments in THE UNCANNY X-MEN, it's still very exciting to hold in your hands and imagination one of the most thrilling characters ever created in MARVEL's history!Exclesior!

my only problem with the figure was that his claws are too easily bent so i spend time before i can even play with it restraighting the claws other then that it is pretty darn eXcellent.

So, this is like the 4th or 5th Wolverine of the Marvel Legends line and this one is worth getting. This is the Astonishing X-men Wolverine and it looks just like him in the comics. His points of articulation are I'd say average with I believe 32 POA. As mentioned in the other review, his waist is quite loose but not that loose where it would spin as u move it. The main thing I don't like about this figure are the blue parts on his shoulders. Those don't let you raise Wolverine's arms. You can only move his arms forward, backward and to the sides. This figure overall is a good one though and is worth getting.

Yes, it seems to be a recurring theme in the reviews for this figure, but it's a correct assessment: the Astonishing X-Men costumed Wolverine figure is tiny. Darn tiny. From a collectability standpoint, it would be dwarfed by the other Marvel Legends Wolverine figures, and thus look very out of place set among its counterparts, almost as if it were from another line of Marvel figures. Granted, Wolverine the character is supposed to be shorter than average, but the figure isn't just shorter than the other Apocalypse series figures, he's proportionately smaller. Take his X-Men teammate Bishop, another figure in this series. Bishop the comics character is taller than Wolverine the comics character, but not much larger in terms of musculature. Bishop the Marvel Legends figure is not only taller, but significantly more muscular than the Astonishing X-Men Wolverine, so much so that the Bishop figure makes the Wolverine figure look like a lanky high school track star compared to a...

Mine has the loose waist too, but its not that much of an issue, it will stay how it's posed. I snagged the Unmasked version, but am going back for the regular one as well. he is a little small, but in good proportion to other ML figures, especially like Sasquach and Maestro Hulk (from the same series), and Omega Red from Series X, whom I have him grappling with. It is still a great Wolverine, though I agree that the four-letter words in the comic book are a bit unnecessary. Plus Apocalypse looks fatastic, though his knee and ankle joints are a little weak.

This Wolverine is in his classic brown costume unlike the other blue and yellow ones that have been released. I don't own the other wolverine's but I heard that this one was more to scale which is great. Expect the usual amount of articulation that comes with Marvel Legend toys of this size. The stand holds a removable sword that fits in Wolverine's left hand. My only gripe is that i know the joints will get loose, one shoulder hinge i think is the same as the other..werid, and that his left shin swivel area is looser than it should be. (...)

This by far is the best created wolverine of the Marvel legends ToyBiz collection. In that case any toyline production of wolverine. He is a more accurate scale in comparison to other marvel legend figures. The only thing I think they should have done was make him a little more bulkier adding more mass to his arms. The facial details are also very accurate. Thanks toy biz for bringing out the best wolverine 3D version action figure I have ever encountered.

When I heard the lineup for marvel legends 6, I thought "Oh no! Not another Wolverine!" Then I heard it would be his classic brown costume. It seemed interesting, but I assumed it would be a repaint of the marvel legends 3 wolverine. Fortunately, I was proven wrong. This is an all new sculpt! There are 36 points of articulation(I think)! What the previous Wolverine lacked, this one makes up for. Now Toybiz is paying more attention to scale, so Wolverine is hunched over just like he should be. He has an appropriate snarl on his face. If you look closely, you can even see the tiny bits of stubble on his face! He has a base, which is basically a repaint of the Elektra base, only this time there is a small Ogun figure sitting on it. He has a sword in his hands. This sword can be removed and it loosely fits into Wolverine's left hand. Wolverine also comes with an Uncanny X-Men comic book. # 213, I beleive. Even though this issue features a fight between brown Wolverine and Sabretooth, it...