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Originally Posted by Augustus10

I'll know it when I see it. Its a minor gripe... the rest of the figure looks excellent. But I spend a lot of money with Hasbro and I am going to keep complaining about the female sculpts until they revert back to the good ol days.

I guess it's personal preference, but I still find her and Jean stacked enough as is, and they look as close to the Dark Phoenix saga art as Legends can ever hope to get, so to me how much better female figures are today I think I consider this currently to be the real good ol days.

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Originally Posted by Comedian

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He's not. He's trying to argue that he's not allowed to like curvy women anymore, when that's not the case. The argument isn't that you aren't allowed to have curvy women anymore, it's that most people, including that of that 90% male demographic, don't think every curve on every female character should have the exact same exaggerated look and that the figures should represent how the characters are actually drawn in the comics with various body types and not all be figures with every woman with a perfect hourglass figure and boobs as big as their head (anymore than we want all of the male action figures to look like Rob Liefeld's Captain America). I mean I like to look at figures of attractive women like Black Cat, Sue Storm, Psylocke, or Mary Jane Watson, but I also like this isn't Toy Biz in the 90's and all four of those aren't just the same body with a different or repainted head anymore, we can have all four on the shelf now representing their "reality" with all four having different body types and sizes while still all four looking very very incredibly attractive and very much still the "pinnacle of human anatomical perfection" or whatever the hell he's on about.