Customer Reviews

Legendary Heroes: Witchblade

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Ah the chase figure for the series. I lucked out by being at the right place at the right time in the toy-store as Marvel released only one per box - again.

Overall it's a pretty bad toy. Not as enticing as the character should be. The facial sculpt looks nothing like Sara Pezzini - probably because this is actually either a Psylocke or... well I haven't determined whome exactly yet other than Psyclock - repaint/remold. The articulation leaves much to be desired - especially after seing the hand articulation on the Savage Dragon figure.

Over-all though, you absolutely MUST have the figure to complete the Pitt character - which turned out to be quite a nice toy and a very must have.

This is one of the worst action figures I have ever seen. Anatomical authenticity has been sacrificed for the sake of articulation, and that always results in a ghastly looking figure. Articulation if for G.I Joe dolls that kids play with, not for action figures that collectors are going to display. There is no reason to buy this will all the other great Witchblade action figures and statues on the market, unless you really want to complete the Pitt figure.

if you don't love witchblade(or pitt) don't buy this toy
Mine is ok, her leg isn't attached properly ,
and her paint job is sloppy.

So Witchblade here was one of the very last female figures the late Toy Biz ever made. The 'armor' is sculpted and painted on, great paint job all around. No accessories other than the Pitt BAF piece, (which is the crucial piece), but I really don't thing she needs any, although a sword would have been welcome. Don't quite know how customizes could use her to make anything other than a custom Witchblade, but I've seen some very creative individuals out there. Educational value? Teaches that women can be hot..?