Hasbro Inhumans Marvel Legends Medusa Exclusive Action Figure

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This was a great addition to my collection it was perfect

I love the packaging very cool artwork that closely resembles the figure. Great upgrade to the Toy Biz 5 inch 90s figure. I'm a huge fan of Marvel Legends!

La figura no debe faltar en tu colección ya que se trata de la única versión que hay del personaje, lo único que debería tener articulación en el pelo, ya que este pesa mucho y su estabilidad para según q poses se hace difícil pero aún así me encanta

One of my favorite figures in my collection. The hair is amazing on this figure. She can stand on her own even without the help of her hair and she is super fun to pose!

Great , she looks better than expected , i'm happy :)

Llegó antes de lo programado y en perfectas condiciones, muy recomendable

A good price for me !

Happy to finally have a decent Medusa to place next to Black Bolt on my shelf. We need more Inhumans made in the ML format. How about an entire wave of Inhumans with Lockjaw as the BAF?

Don’t worry. You won’t turn into stone when you look at this Medusa. It's a nicely sculpted figure but there can be better ones in the future – sexier ones. Medusa’s long red hair is a mass of maroon plastic. I would love to have a Barbie-style Medusa doll with hair threads instead of a mass of plastic hair. Still, this is an excellent figure that will delight Medusa fans who had dreamt that they were Black Bolt or Maximus the Mad in the act of making love to the red head. Medusa and I go back a long way – I first set eyes on this gorgeous red head in 1965 when she made her comic book debut as a member of the Frightful Four in issue 36 of the Fantastic Four. She wore a different mask and looked more sinister. Her second appearance in issue 38 was one that had a different mask and she had more sex appeal. I had dreams about the FF, Spidey and Iron Man. Medusa was the only female villain to have appeared in my dreams. This happened before puberty. So, I didn’t wake up feeling a little wet down under. Man, Medusa was a femme fatale back then. No wonder in issue 43 of the FF, the Human Torch became infatuated with her and likewise with Dragon Man in issue 44. Issue 44 is a landmark issue that first reveals that Medusa belongs to a race called the Inhumans and introduces the brutish Gorgon. Having a soft spot for the red head, I was delighted when in or around 1994, Toy Biz released an action figure of Medusa in her Frightful Four costume. This five inch isn’t as good as the 6 -inch Hasbro figure that I am reviewing but it captures the comic book likeness. My second Medusa figure is 3.75 inch and made by Hasbro. Photo 1 shows a comparison of size among the three Medusa figures that I own. Photo 2 shows the figure under review in the company of a 6-inch Marvel Legends Black Bolt and three Inhuman figures - a Toy Biz Triton and Toy Biz Gorgon at 5-inches and a 3.75 - inch Karnak by Hasbro. I hope to see a Medusa figure in the green costume she wore in Spider-Man # 62 and in her first comic book appearance costume (FF issue 36).