Marvel Legends Series The West Coast Avengers Collection, 5 Comics-Inspired Collectible 6-Inch Action Figures (Amazon Exclusive), Multi-color

I do not care for the male figures in this set so please keep in mind this review is specifically for the female figures. The Spider Woman (Julie Carpenter version) is VERY well made. She stands nicely on her own and can be posed into some of the most iconic Spider Woman poses. The paint job is honestly not bad and it won't rub off no matter how often you crunch that torso. The Tigra is a very muted orange which is easier on the eyes than the solo re-releade of her which is VERY Cheeto Orange. Same articulation, same head sculpt. I highly recommend this version if you don't want a super orange figure on your shelf. This Mockingbird would be so fantastic if we had another head sculpt. This specific head makes it so you have to pose her to the side somehow. Even a second more basic head would have elevated her. She's great in every other sense though and looks really nice on my shelf besides the other Marvel Legends ladies.

I've been waiting for a classic Mockingbird and Julia Carpenter's Spider-Woman figure for the longest time. This five pack was a bit expensive and the release date was certainly moved up with little to no notice (guess the expected release date is not entirely accurate). However, I do enjoy the figures a lot. Tigra got a huge improvement with better paint detail with two better head sculpts. Mockingbird could do better with double-jointed arms and more accurate attire with the sleeves. They could've reused Lady Deathstrike if anything. Despite that, the figure still looks amazing and I'm glad to add her to my collection. Julia Carpenter is also a good addition as I never got the previous figure. I love the double-jointed, pinless arms and legs that most of these figures have except Iron Man. Iron Man is definitely the weakest one in on my opinion because the color is incorrect. It's definitely more white than it was in the comics (which was more metal silver if I'm correct). Nonetheless, it is still a great figure to have. Hank Pym is also pretty awesome. I'd definitely use his head sculpt for the classic Ant-Man figure from the movie wave. All in all, the five pack is great for new collectors and for ones that are trying to complete the West Coast Avengers lineup. I will say for everybody else that you should wait for a sale because this pack should be around $80-100.

West Coast Avengers was my favorite comic growing up in the mid 1980s. And when these figures came out I had to have them! When I got them I was really happy to have most of the characters from my favorite team as action figures Tigra, Mocking bird and Dr. Pym are the standouts of this fantastic set. Well worth the purchase price.

This is a very cool set. Every figure is done very well, in my opinion. I don't even mind getting another reproduction of Tigra, Silver Centurion Iron Man, or Spider-Woman...even though the ones they just released in the past few years were just fine. Do I need more than one of these sets? Not really. Maybe if it goes on sale. Even then, maybe.

Before I begin, I'll address the elephant in the room. Only Hank Pym and Mockingbird are new figures. Silver Centurian Iron Man and Tigra were store specific exclusive figures and Spider-Woman II was a mass retail release. So if you bought them at retail, this set loses a lot of luster since you are basically paying big money for what amounts to two heavily requested figures. Hank Pym is the big selling point of this set and fans FINALLY get Hank in his trademark red speedsuit from his time in West Coast Avengers. Mockingbird is in her original costume, allowing fans to ditch the god-awful looking modern Mockingbird figure from a couple of years back. The re-release figures padding out this set are a mixed bag. Silver Centurian Iron Man still lacks an unmasked head and his "silver" is more white, Tigra has TWO newly crafted heads that are less angry looking than the solo card release, and Spider-Woman is now on a pinless body mold and while losing her alternate energy effects hand that is producing a psychic construct web attack, she now has two fist hands for combat display. If you never picked up any of the above mentioned three figures, this set is a decent starting point to creating your own West Coast Avengers collection. But I can see how a lot of people are a bit angry at the set effectively holding the highly desired Mockingbird and Hank Pym figures "hostage" in an expensive set where you will end up stuck with three figures you may already own.

Got it for a sweet deal a while ago and didn’t open it for the longest time. I’m glad I opened it recently. Because now my Comics Avengers shelf is looking a lot more full. Didn’t see any bad paint issues on any of the 5 figures. I enjoy posing them around. Especially Tigra and Mockingbird. They look pretty accurate to their classic comic appearances. No looseness in any articulation points of any of the figures. They each come with a standard array of accessories so no complaints there either. I got this on a lightning deal so I can say it an excellent value for my money. And the packaging was in such great condition that I wanna display it somewhere too. Very large box being a 5 pack though. I also like how sculpted details of the characters’ hair is with wavy wind blowing sculpt.

Excellent design for these characters. I really enjoy the Bronze Age designs.

It’s really amazing

Valió la pena esperar los descuentos, para mi solo valía la pena dos figuras de todo el pack y por 900 valió totalmente la pena esperar

Great price. Awesome figures.

Exactly what my son was wanting

Quality Assured. Item Received Well Packed. No Damage. Recommended To All 👍

Fast shipping and item in very good condition Highly recommended! Thanks