I have to admit something. I prefer the Hasbro ML to the Toybiz ones.
I know probably everyone disagrees with me on that but I do
Ok it's a bit early(and a bit much) for me to say I prefer Hasbor as only a few waves have been released, and I only have one complete wave(Fin Fang)
To be honest I think Hasbro actually surpasses Toybiz in articulation(what the hell am I smoking) many of my Toybiz ML have very loose joints now and some of them can't even stand. Don't get me wrong I love Toybiz and they did an amazing job on ML, it's jut I prefer the articulation and sculpts on the Hasbro versions better, though Toybiz does surpass them in paint and accesseries. This is just my opinion(most likely onle mine), who knows maybe my opinion will change in the future after getting more waves from Hasbro, but I wanna know your opinion on how Hasbro is doing on the Marvel Legends?

The quality control on the Hasbro ML figures is much higher than that of the Toybiz ML. Far less reports of stuck joint, and the Hasbro ML tend to be more durable. Toybiz excelled at intricate, sculpted detail, and articulation. Sometimes there was too much articulation, and sometimes the articulation compromised the sculpt, for example like on SMC Daredevil(the one with the gargoyle base), which had huge shoulder ball joints.

With Hasbro sometimes there is too little articulation, for example the ball jointed knees plus 45 degree angle hip joints with no thigh swivel, which is not a good replacement of the ball jointed hip/thigh swivel/double jointed knee legs that Toybiz used a lot. In some cases the "elbros" are seen, where the shoulder is ball jointed just one one side, and has no bicep swivel, in favor of a elbow ball joint. In some cases such as on bigger figures, this is understandable but I prefer the ball jointed shoulder on both sides/bicep swivel/double jointed elbows on figures that ought to have them, like the recent Heroes Reborn Iron Man.

For me, I want neither too much articulation, nor too little. My favorite Hasbro ML figures have been first appearance Captain America, the Movie Iron Man figures, the Black Spiderman from the RULK BAF wave, Human Torch from the Ares BAF wave, Ronin, Wolverine from the 2 pack w/Forge, Savage Surfer, 6" movie Venom, and more. Why? They have the right amount of articulation for me without "breaking" the sculpt. This articulation consists of:

-ball joint head
-ball joint shoulders
-bicep swivel
-double joint elbows
-ball joint wrists
-ab joint
-waist joint
-ball joint hips
-thigh swivel
-double joint knees
-ball joint ankles

This to me is super articulation without going overboard. I'd rather have the above amount of articulation as a standard by which future 6"scale ML figures by Hasbro are made, rather than seeing the "elbros/kneebros" ever again. This is a more balanced approach, similar to what SOTA did with the first 4 waves of their Street Fighter line, nothing excessive, but no minimalism either. An example of a figures with too much articulation and a compromised sculpt is Toy Biz's ML Wave 5 Sabretooth. The shoulders are huge and the toe joint is unnecessary.

I actually prefer the feel of Hasbro's MLs more thats for damned sure, and i'm happy with the elbrows and knees at times(i honestly think Warlock and Blackbolt look great with their bodies and will get them sooner or later and the girls that use em are fine, cept Tigra really could use double knees at least) i think those joints are fine, now sometimes they really f up, take Foom wave Samson or Nemesis wave Beast, double knees but 45 degree hips with no swivel what ever in between, now that just doesn't work good.

But double joints are still the best, and yeah bicep swivels combined with the elbrow would be best for large figures.

Its also true Hasbro's paints aren't exactly up to par at times, but i modded some of mt TB figs paint jobs no reason i can't do the same for my Hasbro ones that i think need work.

The main issue I have with Warlock is that his hips are pegged into the body at a 45 degree angle, so if you move his legs up, due to a lack of thigh swivels it just looks unnatural.True with them it is less of an issue because it is nowhere near as noticeable.
Agreed, but are we sure his hips are the 45 degree versions? I wouldn't be shocked if they were, but if they are at least 90 it should be alright, though I have a feeling they are not 90 degree versions.