Marvel Legends Comic Based Spymaster Figure Video Review And Images

10 hours ago, McHogan said:

I must admit I thought Spymaster was a bigger deal in the Marvel Universe when I first saw him in a early issue of Iron Man ( want to say it was the Ghost s first appearance because he immediately killed Spymaster bysolidifying him in wall after phasing him). Thought Dang this new Ghost guy just offed a major bad guy. I was new to comics so whoops.

but.. Spymaster always stood out to me. Great simple design with colors that pop for a ... spy.

He is a great obscure and well done figure. Decided to keep him for nostalgia. Mayeven get a second to bust in half to recreate my first impression of him

Given he was responsible for Armour Wars, you could say he was a big deal

Easily the best figure in this wave, in my opinion - with the BAF being second.

I must admit I thought Spymaster was a bigger deal in the Marvel Universe when I first saw him in a early issue of Iron Man ( want to say it was the Ghost s first appearance because he immediately killed Spymaster bysolidifying him in wall after phasing him). Thought Dang this new Ghost guy just offed a major bad guy. I was new to comics so whoops.

but.. Spymaster always stood out to me. Great simple design with colors that pop for a ... spy.

He is a great obscure and well done figure. Decided to keep him for nostalgia. Mayeven get a second to bust in half to recreate my first impression of him

10 hours ago, Atlantis said:

I'm so pleased they made this obscure figure. I wasn't asking forand didn't expect it, but its great nonetheless.

The attention to detail is really good here....there are some variants of his outfit that have light green boots and a darker shade of blue in overall, but what really gets me is how well they didthe belt. Really good sculpting of the "S" here. Makes you wonder how they get that right, but omit Cap-Falcon's wings or Quicksilver's tufts!

Maybe they are bigger fans of Spymaster than Sam's Cap or Quicksilver

I'm so pleased they made this obscure figure. I wasn't asking forand didn't expect it, but its great nonetheless.

The attention to detail is really good here....there are some variants of his outfit that have light green boots and a darker shade of blue in overall, but what really gets me is how well they didthe belt. Really good sculpting of the "S" here. Makes you wonder how they get that right, but omit Cap-Falcon's wings or Quicksilver's tufts!

2 hours ago, leokearon said:

5 hours ago, monron999 said:

Lol. It's all set up for loads of endless options and accessories. Of course, Hasbro would have to produce said accessories to make use of the thing. What's it been, 8 or 9 years since the moldcame out, and we're still waiting.

Yeah, because all they can think of is a shield.

Carnage, Morbius, Hawkeye, Archangel, Human Torchcame with non-shieldaccessories for their b-holes.

I don't remember if Punisher's rocket launcher fits or not.

But I agree with the point; would be cool to see it implemented for more stuff.

2 hours ago, monron999 said:

Lol. It's all set up for loads of endless options and accessories. Of course, Hasbro would have to produce said accessories to make use of the thing. What's it been, 8 or 9 years since the moldcame out, and we're still waiting.

Yeah, because all they can think of is a shield.

1 hour ago, leokearon said:

It's the Bucky Cap mold which always has a hole in the back

Lol. It's all set up for loads of endless options and accessories. Of course, Hasbro would have to produce said accessories to make use of the thing. What's it been, 8 or 9 years since the moldcame out, and we're still waiting.

57 minutes ago, Bluecomet said:

Wonder why there is a hole on his back...is it suppose to hold a back pack or something?

It's the Bucky Cap mold which always has a hole in the back

I have this figure and though it gets a bad rap from the "not another Bucky Cap mold" crowd, it's still a new character and one I like very much. And it is comic book accurate.