Marvel Legends Series Spider-Man, Spider-Man: No Way Home Collectible 6-Inch Action Figures, Ages 4 and Up

Marvel Legends Spider-Man: No Way Home Final Swing Spider-Man has a lot going for it, not perfect but plenty goodness going on. A great unmasked head, 3 swappable sets of hands, and nearly all the modern Spidey articulation. The paint is a little broad and that articulation isn't as free as it could be, so it's more like a 4.5/5 rating, but still a really good figure.This is a retro-style card which means no build-a-figure part, $25 MSRP doesn't get you as much with these, but you do get a new Spidey figure here and a new-to-me Tom Holland head (it's from the Ned 2 pack), plus 2 extra sets of hands, so it's a little better value than the other Spider-Men in this wave.There's no boot rotation or lower-neck joint, while the neck and both mid-torso joints are more limited than this articulation system's been on past Spidey figures. The drop-down hips offer a little more hip range of motion, while the butterfly shoulders, and double elbows and knees give him a lot of movement. One of my ball jointed hips was stuck and needed some work, those drop-down hip posts are thin and not as strong in this situation.The body sculpt is slim yet athletic which fits the character. The paint and coloring is very comic booky, the reds are bold, the web lining is thick, the shiny blues add a lot of life. The masked head is a bit simple to me, reminds me of Electric Company Spidey, but it's not a bad head, just not as movie-centric as I'd prefer.

Perfect representation of Tom's Spider-Man. Really love this suit's design. He looks great when posed with the others. Joints were very stiff at first but quickly that became a non issue. Worth every penny.

It’s really flexible and you can move it and I’m really huge fan of Spider-Man but when you flex it too hard, the hand will break so I had to glue it back on the super glue

This figure looks INCREDIBLE! Mine came with two messed up paint apps on the left eye and left ring finger respectively, but neither are really even noticable unless you're looking for them, and the rest of the figures more than makes up for it! The articulation is really nice, although he was a little stiff out of box. he can crunch forward quite a bit and the arms can nearly cross over his chest entirely. The legs are drop-down which allows for greater range of movement. The only gripe I really have with the articulation is the lack of toe joints, but it's not really standard anyways so it's all good. Other reviews have mentioned flimsy arms, and although I haven't personally experienced it, it's something you might wanna watch out for when posing. Just be careful and make sure to support the forearm and shoulder when posing, and you should probably be fine. Overall very awesome figure.

he was so stiff and his arm broke off, the detail was amazing on this figure, best i've seen from the legends brand but hasbro being hasbro they messed it up and made it the stiffest figure ever.

The figure is great so far def had to put him in hot water to get rid of stiffness but I don’t think I will have to worry abt breakage

EXCELENTE 👍

I'm in no way a marvel legends aficionado, but of the current amount I own, this is one of the best. the plastic feels good, and for a mass produced item, Its painted well enough to my liking. my only problem is i got this figure for $40, and considering the size and the amount of extra bits it comes with, its not enough to justify that price. the pains of collecting figures it's fine enough for kids to play with as is, but for older collectors, you might make some modifications. all in all, I'm mostly satisfied with this purchasejust a tip: always make sure to dunk these figures in hot water before trying to pose to ease the joints. I recommend boiling some water, then letting it sit and cool for a bit before you dunk your figure in. If you don't like that idea, you can use a hairdryer or anything that produces heat. you won't melt the figure unless you either go overboard, or you intend to.