marvel legends zombie hunter spidey action figure

#Marvel legends zombie hunter spidey action figure series#

Of course calf rotation, butterfly shoulders and a ball jointed waist would take him over the top, but for a one-off design that only appeared in one episode of a tv show, I can't complain too much. My only other minor nitpick is I'd prefer a bolder, more true blue vs the baby blue paint, but the texture of the suit really makes up for the paint color.

I may try swapping arms from the bicep down with an MCU Spidey just to see how it looks. As much as I like the pinless arms, it would be great to be able to swap the forearms below the elbow to get regular comic style arms without the web shooters. Technically they can come off now that I heated them up and cut the glue, but the forearms under the gauntlets have notches molded in so they wouldn't look good with the web shooters removed. I do wish the web shooters were completely removable. The red is slightly brighter on Peter B's hands, but after blacking in the web lines I don't think the difference is that noticable. (Additional figures each sold separately.

#Marvel legends zombie hunter spidey action figure series#

The web patterns on Peter B's fists are more intricate and the thwipping hands are slightly larger with less curvature of the fingers, so I like them better than the standard MCU Spidey hands. This quality 6-inch Legends Series Zombie Hunter Spidey figure features multiple points of articulation and is a great addition to any action figure collection Look for other Marvel Legends Series figures (each sold separately) with comic- and movie-inspired characters. Finally I realized that Peter B Parker's hands are a slightly different mold than the MCU Spidey hands which ZH came with. You gotta be able to line up the wrist gauntlet with the direction the hand is rotated, since we haven't gotten forearm rotation since the Toybiz molds. I also heated up the web shooters so they could be removed and allow them to rotate around the forearms, which in my opinion is an absolute necessity for this type of asymmetrical wrist gauntlet. I used acetone to remove the blood splotches, then a Pigma brush archival ink pen to blacken the lines. I was excited to get what I thought looked like a comic-ised version of the MCU suit. I really like this figure for the most part.