[Holiday]

I'm not a big fan of Powergirl, so much of that merchandise hasn't appealed to me. I bought the Infinite Crisis WW toy which ended up being a disappointment. The new series toys do less because I hate those seam lines around WW's torso and I hate the hair. The Agent Diana Prince toy might be good to put next to the Matrix dolls.

[00tree]

I have a few Power Girl action figures and the older one isn't that good but the last one that they maid for infinite crisis was kick butt. It's good to see her character finally get some attention.

[AbyssPlanet]

I have a few Power Girl action figures and the older one isn't that good but the last one that they maid for infinite crisis was kick butt. It's good to see her character finally get some attention.

I've got the latest Powergirl figure, and it's pretty awesome. She's got a good head sculpt, and she looks pretty stacked.  😀
I really love the "Marvel Legends" She-Hulk figure that came out fairly recently, though. It looks really great. Granted, not as buff as I'd like, but you can still tell she's pretty built.

[Holiday]

It's cool, but I like the arms in the Marvel Classic figurine. Small statue with big triceps.

[the lonster]

This might help……Here are the two figures side by side.Maybe it'll help you compare the difference…please forgive the quality,,,my friend has a lousy dig.camera. 😀 from what i can tell like i said before there are some similarities but not enough to call it a repaint…..my guess is this…you see the toy companies don't do the sculpts for the figures themselves…they usually hire a studio for that..my theory is whoever did the sculpt  ofshe-hulk for the  Hasbro's legends line also did the sculpts for Ann O'Brien for toybiz's legendary heroes line…it helps to read toyfare you know 8)…But i could be wrong so you judge.

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