Wears a scarf but no pants, sure, that makes sense.
This
Warbird figure is kinda weird, because this is
Ms. Marvel's second costume, and also, when Moonstone, was it, took her place in the Dark Avengers she also used the Warbird codename, so something tells me they didn't want to associate her with the Ms. Marvel monicker.
Technicalities aside, I've been wanting this figure for two big reasons: A) Finally an easily accessible way to get my hands on the new female buck and B) Ever since I started reading Spider-man from the very first issue, I fell in
love with this costume. Funnily enough, while I
hate fanservice, I kinda liked the version that showed her navel, but whatever, I love this version almost as much. First of all, I love this new buck, it looks great, and I love the proportions. The paint job is fantastic too, and she comes with an alternate pair of hands, two effect pieces and an alternate head.
Well, the future is now, because we've finally got a female buck that is on par with the male bucks. Butterfly joints, double jointed elbows and knees, a ball jointed ab crunch with good range and a reverse hinge joint for the waist, as well as thigh swivels and bicep swivels. She's a ton of fun to play with. She's a few milimmeters shy of Bucky Cap's height.
I love this figure, fantastic articulation, fantastic proportions, great costume, great sculpt... fantastic figure.
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