[Rane]

Have a figure that looks like the Spiderman 2099 character, except it's a woman. Figure is from Toy Biz and I think it said 1999 (little hard to read if it's a 9 at end or 5 or something else). Also, figure is about five inches tall.

Any ideas what it is? Line? Info appreciated!

[TheBlueMarvel]

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Originally Posted by Rane

Have a figure that looks like the Spiderman 2099 character, except it's a woman. Figure is from Toy Biz and I think it said 1999 (little hard to read if it's a 9 at end or 5 or something else). Also, figure is about five inches tall.

Any ideas what it is? Line? Info appreciated!

Did it look like the picture I've attached? If so, then its a pre-Legends Toybiz figure of May Parker (Spider-Man's daughter from an alternate dimension). It was released in 1999 as you pointed out. I remember seeing these exclusively in comic shops, but they eventually made their way into K.B.'s due to the franchise's tendency of buying merchandise from closeout sales.

I don't know if this is what you mean, but it sounded sort of like this....

[Dr Kain]

That doesn't look anything like the 2099 costume...

[Rane]

No. Sorry, that's not it. She really resembles the Spiderman 2099 (except black and red; same type of design though) costume. Once I'm home, I can post a picture.

Thanks for the effort though!

[TheBlueMarvel]

@DrKain
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@Rane

Yeah, I know. I thought there may have been some confusion in the original post over 2099 Spider-Man. Guess not....

No sweat on the effort. Do you have a pic?

Whoops, just read the last bit about not being home...bad habit of glancing at things in a cursory fashion. Yeah a pic might help. The only female figs I've seen come up in a search for Toybiz and the year in question are Stinger, American Dream, Wild Thing, and Spider-Girl.

[ArsGratiaArtis]

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[TheBlueMarvel]

All that and without a pic! LOL nice!

[Rane]

Wow. You are awesome. Thanks!