You get two sets of hands, one are sort of open-grabby hands, the other set includes a right pointing hand, and a somewhat closed grasp that can be used to hold a figure.

It’s just the kind of batshit crazy sci-fi and on-the-nose satire that I love to find in my funnybooks!I especially like the detail in the cybernetic hair and all the little probes and wires coming down to hold his eyes open.

It does have a swivel joint at the base, but imagine if this had some segmented parts that allowed for more movement? When Mojo started hitting the shelves at Target it seemed like picking him up was a smart move as Longshot would probably be released on his own, too.

With the Marvel Legends Series, fan favorite Marvel Comic Universe and Marvel Cinematic Universe characters are designed with premium detail and articulation for posing and display in collections. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Actually, a couple of the pieces are pretty large, so I doubt it really would have worked as a Build-A-Figure. I mean, everyone was predicting that the Spidey 3-pack would be released again later on in another form, especially because it was on the leaked list. The scorpion-like tail that arches up over the chair with its brace of weapons is rigid and not poseable.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Hulk 20th Anniversary - Marvel Legends Series 1 Collector action figures > Marvel Action Figures and Collectible Toys > Marvel Legends Series > Marvel Legends Series 6 " Ref. It’s worth noting that the SDCC Exclusive got a bit more paint on the body, and that would really piss me off if it wasn’t executed in such a half-assed manner. So naturally I was excited to the Grand Poobah of The Spineless Ones drop into the new Marvel Legends!Toy Biz released Mojo as a Build-a-Figure back in 2006 so it's about time that Hasbro revisited the guy. Sure enough, Longshot is coming to the Retro collection and I already have two other Dazzler figures, so single boxed Mojo was good enough for me. You just have to look caving into FOMO on some of these EXCLUSIVE items only to see them eventually go on sale or end up available on other sites later.

I never owned the Toy Biz BAF but it's definitely one of the figures from that era that held up quite well. I was close to pulling the trigger on that release, but the Dazzler looked a lot like the retro-packaged release I already have, the Wolvie wasn’t really impressive, and I decided to just gamble on Longshot getting a release later on down the road, because… C’MON, HASBRO, YOU HAVE TO! I had to use a lot of force to get it on, which is all the more reason for me not to swap them out very often. The few scattered pimples on his neck, just serve to remind me how little else there is in the way of body detail. The chair, on the other hand features some pretty nice detail, even if it is mostly just left as bare gray plastic.

Yeah, there's a Mojo in the Mojoworld 4-pack with better paint, but this one is a fair bit less expensive, still looks incredible, and is one huge hunk of plastic.