[StuartGreen2019]

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Originally Posted by TheBlueMarvel

^The standard suited body was always going to present a problem in representing the powerful physique of any mid-large hero. That said, Mr. Knight, whether the result of artistic limitations, or oversight from editors not well heeled with the character, wasn't illustrated as a heavily muscled man in a suit making the discrepancies regarding thickness of limb less important.

As far as QC issues and accessory translations are concerned, there has been some laziness in execution even for MCU figs lately, but Moon Knight should still receive more TLC than do most of the standard comic canon figs.

Honestly, I'm more put off by the arbitrary decision to make the character a Brit and the casting of a puny dude as the hero. Oscar Isaac is a wonderful actor, but he is a little man.

I read this and all I could think of was the line said by Pfister the butler from the Gene Wilder film 'Haunted Honeymoon': "You mean he's just a widdle man? That's all I was asking."

Seriously though, I don't know if anyone saw, but Dan Yun left a post on Twitter saying that there will be more Marvel Legends content shown next week for Fan First Tuesday than just the Thor: Love and Thunder wave, which he mentioned with the hammer and lightning emojis. If nothing else, I just want to see them reveal Toad or tell us anything about his new figure. I know it likely won't be revealed next week for the next live-stream, but I do hope to see some more Retro/60th anniversary Spider-Man wave reveals and more from the Marvel Legends 20th anniversary wave sooner than later.

Also, after seeing the 2023 Spider-Men post from Hasbro Pulse, I'm curious if we'll get any new 'No Way Home' villain figures. If nothing else, I'd at least like to see Alfred Molina's Doc Ock, Jamie Foxx's Electro in either his green-and-yellow jacket look or his final battle suit look, and the Green Goblin released.