What do you think of Spider-Man figures?

[DarthBrandon]

What do you think of the Spider-man action figures by Toy Biz?
I bought one for the little guy and I couldn’t believe how well the figure was done. It has at least 30 points of articulation with an excellent paint job, movement in the knees, the arms, the toes, the fingers, the wrists, the legs, the neck, the head, the chest, the waist, the ankles, the shoulders, the thighs, etc etc. You can put this figure in any position.

By far one the best figures I've ever come across. I wish Hasbro could do this with the 3 3/4 Star Wars figures. This is just awesome.

What's your opinion?

[Jango Jett]

I like them a lot ! I think they are excellent figures, the articulation is the best Ive ever seen on a figure of this size,
ussually only 12" figures like by DRAGON or 21C have that type of
articulation, they remind me of miniature super soldiers.

[SWAFMAN]

I think what counts is not what I think (although I like them), but what my son thinks. I got him the battle ravaged spidey & the goblin with the flying thing. My son loves them. I looked at the spiderman, and the poseability is excellent with all the articulation points.

[DarthBrandon]

Originally posted by SWAFMAN
I think what counts is not what I think (although I like them), but what my son thinks. I got him the battle ravaged spidey & the goblin with the flying thing. My son loves them. I looked at the spiderman, and the poseability is excellent with all the articulation points.

Can't keep my son away from his figures, he just loves them as well.

[JediTricks]

Ever since I saw the first Spider-Man Classics Spider-Man figure, I knew I was in love. That was the figure I was waiting for all my life, and the only way it could have gotten better was when the movie figure came out with even MORE articulation (mid-bicep and ankle tilt). I am at heart an articulation fanatic, I think that figures like SMC and Stikfas are what make having toys fun (my Stifas fig spent 3 months in a no-assist one-handed spidey-leap pose on my desk), they allow maximum imaginative play/display. As a kid, I was always pushing my GI Joes to the extremes, I broke a lot of o-rings and thumbs and more than a few shoulders to get just the right pose. Star Wars figures were so stiff and neutral, they were fair representations of the characters but lacked a range of freedom that my imagination desperately craved. Figures like Spider-Man, Stikfas, Marvel Legends Iron Man and Captain America, even the more limited Gundam figures from Bandai (still way more articulated than SW) - they're all the spice of toy-life, they're the variety that makes play and display fun.

[conli olper]

ive got my super posable spidey with gargoyle ledge right here by my computer. this figure rocks.

[187-Maul]

I got the superposeable spiderman and put him up on the gargoyle ledge and he rocks!

[conli olper]

heh, hang on, did i double post there?

[187-Maul]

I didn't know what to call the gargoyle thing so I just used you're description and it looks like we have the same oppinion about it

[DarthBrandon]

My son has his hanging from the wall under the Daily Bugle sign. One of the best action figures to date just like JediTricks said I've been waiting a long time for something like this and now I can enjoy this through my son.