Musings of an Inkd Geek

The latest Marvel Legends figure I got was Domino from Deadpool 2. Her character in the film was very cool and memorable. Even though she looked very different from the comic book version, actress Zazie Beetz made the character a lot of fun. Marvel Legends did her justice in action figure form. She comes with 2 heads (one smirking, one neutral), 2 pairs of hands (fists and gun holding), a black gun and 2 uzi machine guns. She's dressed in her blue/grey suit with tall boots and long arm gloves. Both the heads are nicely painted and detailed, though they don't fully capture the actress' likeness. The sculpt is very detailed, with the patterns of her body suit, to the many laces on her boots, and her weapons harness and even a necklace. There is a small spot of extra tan paint on her torso, and the blade on one of her uzi's is slightly bent, but that can be fixed with some heat (and a cotton swab with a little alcohol may fix the paint mark). The articulation is pretty nic

While browsing at Target I came across this set. You get not only Agent Peely, but 2 of them, 2 guns, a chair and a cool diorama set. How could I pass this up? The "gimmick" of the set is the diorama, which is a few wall pieces that clip on to resemble a library room. But if you press the button, the wheel where the middle wall spins to reveal a secret wall with a gun rack. This set only comes with 2 guns, but if you collect other Jazwares figures, you may have enough weapons to hang on all the spaces. The Peely figures are only 4" tall. One is dressed in a white tux, the other in a black one. The guns include a Grenade Launcher and a Sniper Rifle. The little chair is a solid, hard plastic. It scales well with most 1:12 figures, even though these banana dudes are a little smaller. The entire set is simply cool and fun. Who needs 007 when you can have a banana secret agent instead? The articulation is almost the same as the larger Legendary Series figures. His shoulders a