Marvel Legends Maximum Series Hulk, Deluxe Hulk Comics Collectible 6-Inch Scale Action Figure with Incredible Articulation and Smashing Accessories

Maximum Hulk is off the chain! He comes with 3 separate heads based on the artwork of Dale Kweon, Ed McGuiness and Mike Deodato Jr.. He comes with a few other accessories. This is THE Hulk action figure to buy because it has Maximum range of motion and possibilities with regards to creating dynamic poses. Ignore the haters, this is The Hulk action figure to buy if you are looking to buy one.

The figure is awesome but the heads are really bad. Like not even one decent head out of three? The hair is SO stupid on the one with his mouth open, and his jaw looks broken it's way too far open. The one with no pupils and a trendy haircut looks ridiculous, his hair looks combed. It's HULK. and the third and least bad head has GIGANTIC teeth, beady eyes and a tiny nose. The rest of the figure looks great. The paint apps are great on the pans and the body. The paint on the teeth of the least bad head is horrible, the white looks chunky. The extra effects are weird. I will never use the clapping pose so i will have to figure out some other way to use these effects with a different figure. The clapping hands will also never be used. The missile is very cool and i like how you can use it together as one piece or separate as two. Altogether this deserves a 5 star review but there is no decent head. Wish i bought the last comics version of Hulk so i could have a better head for this guy.

For the price, this figure kind of over promises and under delivers. It comes with three different headsculpts, one of which is good (Hulk Smash version), one with is OK (Ironjaw) and one which is bad (Origins - it looks like John Fogerty meets the Joker). The three hands are nice and I really like the clapping ones. Those are different and new. The top half of the tors is a more rubbery plastic so it is lighter making the figure less top heavy and easier to bring the arms in closer for that clapping pose. Is it worth 60 bucks? Well, not unless you are a completist or don't want the different hands, I guess. And if you don't have Marvel Legends Hulk figure yet, that is what you will probably end paying for an older one on the used market, so then yeah it is a good value. Overall, I like it. It poses well and will be a great addition to the living room superheroes battles when I play with my grand kids when they visit. Overall I am happy with this figure and am glad that I got it.

I get the complaints but I feel like that shouldn’t take away from the figure actually being good and very fun, i have the other 2 popular ML hulks and although they are good i’m having so much more fun with this one, from the multiple expressions to all the accessories i think this ML hulk is the strongest there is!

Nit a good Hulk has 3 different faces based on 3 different art styles with a cheap plastic chest that will deteriorate over time and it's not painless joints, Uses the old $20 body mold and has bad accessories with no butterfly joints. I would wait for a different company to make a good Hulk. Hasbro tends to cheap out again well over charging on a hold mold. I'm going to return this one because it's over priced and bad. This should have been $30 to $40.

This I think was truly one of the first Legends to actually disappoint me. I was very excited to get this Hulk, but in hand, he really is just a glorified re-release of the 80th Hulk. Not to mention because of the rubber body on top of the molded one makes it impossible for his head sculpts to look up. I love the added accessories for his Thunder Clap and the added toe articulation, but it really doesn't justify the 60 dollar price point. They should have given him a double ab joint and double jointed elbows.

People act like every other normal Hulk isn’t going for this price on eBay… this guy is INCREDIBLE! The torso is very improved and the extra effects go a long way. The vibrant color makes it stand out compared to my other Hulk figures. I dig it. Don’t buy it if you don’t!

Opening this thing, I am deeply disappointed. It's not totally bad, but Hasbro could have done much better. The thunderclap doesn't work well as you can't get the hands to stay clapped. I think it's because of the rubber chest. The wind clapping accessories actually prohibit hand articulation for the thunderclap. The yellow accessory is not designed well and keeps falling out. I get the feeling doing the thunderclap pose is going to damage the rubber long-term since moving the arms into position pinches and compacts the rubber, which is probably not durable in the long term.I am also disappointed that there is a pin hole in the legs. The head lacks articulation to look up. The toes can bend for more pose-ability which is one of the few redeeming features of this figure.The value for the MSRP isn't there, but as I don't have a green hulk, this is the best option right now. It's sad as the figure had potential, but Hasbro gonna Hasbro.