DC Multiverse Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman Action Figure (15122-0)

She glitters like gold! No wonder Wonder Woman is wonderful. It was love at first sight! I am only a casual Wonder Woman fan. I liked Lynda Carter in the old TV series and I liked Gal Gadot in her recent appearances in 3 DC Universe movies as Wonder Woman. This latest Wonder Woman action figure is one of the best ever made. Beautifully sculpted and painted – an ornament in gold. I am reminded of Liz Taylor in her role as Cleopatra in the 1963 movie – the scene when she arrives in Rome as a guest of Julius Caesar and is garbed in gold. The figure stands at 7 inches but rises to 8 inches if mounted on the stand provided. McFarlane Toys is well-known for excellent detailed sculpting but on the other side of the coin, its figures lack articulation – these are intended for serious collectors to put on display and are not really play things even though they are called toys. Some of the figures produced by McFarlane toys since about 1994 are not even poseable because they are already in a fixed pose – with legs bent or in a crouching position. Good examples are the Yellow Submarine Fab Four figures, the Dragons series, Movie Maniacs and the figures based on the ‘Lost’ TV series. Toys? Nah, these are sculptures in plastic. Hence, this beautiful armored Wonder Woman is no different. Not for kids to play with. The wings will fall off easily. No kidding with this figure allowed for kids. The photos – I am not a serious Wonder Woman fan but I have collected more than 20 Wonder Woman figures since about 1986 when Kenner made a Super Powers series that featured DC superheroes and villains. My first Wonder Woman figure is from this series. Thereafter, I bought several versions of Wonder Woman from DC Direct and later from Mattel which produced figures based on the Justice League animated TV series and then, recently, figures based on Gal Gadot’s movie appearances. Photo 1 shows a close-up of this latest Gal Gadot Wonder Woman 1984 figure Photos 2, 3 and 4 are for size comparison – it shows the figure in the company of other Wonder Woman figures from other manufacturers in different sizes - a Kenner figure (3.75 inches); a Mattel figure from the Justice League cartoon series (3,75 inches); two DC Direct figures (6 inches), a new companion McFarlane figure (6 inches) and a 10-inch Mattel figure that is based on the cartoon series. A beauty to behold. It was love at first sight - I felt like a love-sick Mark Anthony when I first set my eyes on this latest Wonder Woman figure - she's my Golcen Girl and my Cleopatra.

Awesome figure, with great paint on it, a great likeness to the actress as well. The articulation is great and it comes with a lasso a black action figure stand with the DC logo on it and it comes with a card the has wonder woman on it and a bio on the back of it. And it's great but also kind of bothers me is that it's taller than the multiverse figures from batman v superman, and justice league so it's kind of hard to display them next to each other but that shouldn't stop you from buying this awesome figure.

Wonder Woman McFarlane Toys continues their development of action figures for the DC Extended Universe by making action figures for the movie Wonder Woman 1984. In the first DCEU movie, McFarlane made only one action figure, now they have doubled it with two. This is still a shame given the villainess in the movie who should have an action figure. With so few characters there is no Build-A-Figure. Starting with Wonder Woman. Years before she was in the Justice League and years after her encounter with the vengeful God of War, Diana of Themiscyra spends her days living her life in the World of Men. In a span of days, a man desires a dangerous divine power that grants wishes to all but corrupts the wish to dangerous levels. Wonder Woman returns to put things right. Standing nearly 7.25 inches tall with the same articulation as other McFarlane Toys action figures and resembling the character’s appearance from the movie’s action sequences throughout. Included as an accessory is a stand and two versions of her Lasso of Truth, one that is kept on a clip to her waist, the other unspooled which I can presume will fit around another figure will one end is gripped in her hand. Honestly, I wish this included her sword or her shield. The figure’s likeness looks nice, it is just that the legs seem somewhat blocky, not the shapely ones that Gal Gadot walks with. Wonder Woman Armored McFarlane Toys continues their development of action figures for the DC Extended Universe by making action figures for the movie Wonder Woman 1984. In the first DCEU movie, McFarlane made only one action figure, now they have doubled it with two. This is still a shame given the villainess in the movie who should have an action figure. With so few characters there is no Build-A-Figure. Finishing this collection is the Armored Wonder Woman. Years before she was in the Justice League and years after her encounter with the vengeful God of War, Diana of Themiscyra spends her days living her life in the World of Men. In a span of days, a man desires a dangerous divine power that grants wishes to all but corrupts the wish to dangerous levels. Wonder Woman returns to put things right. In the film’s epic climax, she wears a golden armor once belonging to one of Themiscyra’s greatest warriors, which she uses to fight against a dangerous adversary. Standing at 7.25 inches tall with the same articulation as other McFarlane Toys action figures and resembling the character’s appearance from in the movie’s climax. Included as an accessory is a specialized clear stand that allows the figure to hover given the golden wings that are included. These wings connect but they don’t do anything cool like flap around. I wish this included an alternate unmasked head.

It's an action figure suitable for an adult collector more than a kid to play with. My figure had no flaws. It all went together as it should. Stand to hold it up works well so far. Whoever filled this order didn't care about delivering a collectable package as it was in bubble wrap pouch not in a cardboard box. I was opening this one so it didn't matter to me, but it matters to some folks.

Another great movie figure from McFarlane! Great value for my money, love the size, figure is pretty durable! McFarlane toys never disappoints

Looks very much like the movie actress gal gadot and I’m pleased with the detail. Great for budget friendly collectors.

Todd McFarlane does it again his toys always have the most detail I've collected every spawn figure he ever made and several of the Pittsburgh Steelers that he made most of them that I could get my hands on any way when was the movie maniacs dragons and several of his other lines. His toys don't look like cheap toys but sculptures spawn was my favorite superhero growing up Superman is a close second so Batman and Wonder woman are a must and this is a beautiful sculpt of Wonder woman in gold armor I suspect it has to do with the upcoming movie and I was excited to get it only problem is I'm running out of space.

wow! McFarlane has upped their game yet again! Where to start: The articulation on this Wonder woman figure is far beyond what we would expect. Full arm rotation, Double jointed elbows and knees. Toe articulation and full splits capability! The face really does resemble the main actress and the colors really do pop. No paint smudges either! Comes with both an extended and looped Lasso that hooks on to her belt for storage. My only gripe is her neck movement is limited due to her long hair. Really great figure