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First Steps Movie Masterpiece Action Figure 1/6 Invisible Woman 28 cm
Welcome to the family. Marvel Studios is set to introduce its First Family in Fantastic Four: First Steps, a stylish, 1960s-inspired reboot that blends retro-futurism with thrilling superhero adventure. Set in an alternate Earth, the film introduces the Fantastic Four as they come together to face cosmic threats like Galactus and the Silver Surfer, while balancing their roles as heroes with the strength of their family bond. Sue Storm, aka Invisible Woman, is the emotional and intellectual backbone of the team. Sue is not only a brilliant scientist and expectant mother, but also the strategic team leader who holds her family and mission together amidst chaos. As the "most emotionally intelligent person on the planet", Sue's ability to blend compassion with strength and lead with her force-field and invisibility powers makes her the anchor of the Fantastic Four.
Sideshow and Hot Toys is proud to present the Invisible Woman Sixth Scale Collectible Figure. The figure features a newly developed head with rolling eyeballs and meticulously sculpted icy-blonde hair to reflect Vanessa Kirby's likeness. She is dressed in her retro-futuristic Fantastic Four uniform with a coordinating belt and boots. The figure offers nine pieces of both gloved and ungloved interchangeable hands, allowing collectors to showcase her in relaxed stances or ability-using poses. Accessories include a translucent holographic force-field effect to recreate her energy shields, a baby Franklin Richards with slightly articulated limbs and nestled in a cradle covered by a removable lid, and a specially designed figure stand.
Complete the Fantastic Four: First Steps lineup by adding Invisible Woman to your collection, because every team needs leadership and a mother's love.Opakowanie
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