First off i want to thank daredevil96 for his review and for the picture becuase when i had this figue it was the victim of my dog. As for the figure I the like the hood and the cape very much.My biggest problem is when I see Moon Knight he is to me at least a lot stronger looking with broader shoulders and I feel the figure lacks that. I like the figures articulation as I like all the marvel legends figures articulation. This figures sculpting to me was fantastic and it had clean paints and even though I prefer the white Moon Knight I really liked the look of this figure. The face was plain but it had a good look.The accesories could of been beter made. Thats all for now-The Dude...[See More]

Toybiz beats Hasbro every time. In this case Toybiz could have done just a little bit better. I really like the belt, and the hood and cape are amazing. The body however...... not so much. The fact that it's from ML bullseye gives him a hunched over look. Moon Knight is supposed to be standing tall and proud, where is his pride? The first minute I handled the billy clubs the thread snapped off one of the sides, and his staff is a little bit bendy, which is sort of cool to position in his hands. I have to give credit to toybiz, good choice with the face. The last thing is...didn't the original MK have a white body?...[See More]

Woo hoo! It's time to review a figure that everyone else ahs already gotten to! Oh well, I have a message to send and dang it I'm gonna send it! Moon Knight is a cool figure all around. Great hood/cape combo, and while his sculpt s a bit blank, that only helps his custom possibilities! Moon Knight's paint apps are spot on, and his original (original as in new and creative, not the first) black suit design was a great example of creative liberties taken by Toy Biz. The accessories that came with this figure are pretty solid. Good bo staff and good nun chucks (or nunchaku, whatever). Sadly, there's no place to put the nun chucks, and since I never saw Moon Knight use nun chucks, I don't let him hold them. To wrap things up, Moon Knight is a cool figure that you won't see recreated thanks to...[See More]

Hmm, this review is gonna be a bit difficult. Let me start off by saying that I like Moon Knight, but this one I find to be pretty "meh". Just let me explain myself, before I got this figure I got Marvel universe Moon Knight, who's nothing short of awesome. So when you compare an amazing figure to a figure that isn't of such great quality, it seems even worse. I suppose that on the plus side, at least you can use ol' Moony as a base for pretty much everything. Still, the all black paint job looks cool, but you grow out of it, and the hood is too difficult to get on and off. His hands are too bulky because the hand doesn't end at the fingers. I mean, there's really nothing I hate more than disliking a good figure but when you compare it to the MU Moon Knight, it's just hard to like it as...[See More]

Marvel Legends Moon Knight is an excellent figure. As I see it, the best choice of sculpt of his character. The cape is removable, revealing a angry, menacing face, and black costume. He's also got billy clubs, a.k.a nun-chucks, WHATEVER, and a staff thing, which is kinda bendy and I can't seem to get it to stay straight. And on the back of Moony's belt is a little loop that you can put his billy clubs on. I didn't see it in the check lists, but there is a variant with a lighter tone of gray/silver. I guess that would be more to the current comic line, but I kinda like that contrast you get with the black on white. Not much more to say about this figure, 'cept that he comes with a piece of the M.O.D.O.K (mechanical organism designed only for killing) build a figure. He's a sweet figure...[See More]

I really like this figure. There are very few flaws. First, the body is great for the character, not too big. His paint is awesome. The Grey is a pearly color and the white is also kind of pearly. He comes with a staff, cloak and nunchukas. The nunchukas can be put behind his belt in a little loop. One thing I didn't like was the hole cut in his cloak to allow for a flight stand he didn't come with. Some of the paint on the inside of the cloak is also chipped off. The basic body is in fact a Bullseye, which is apart on the fore arms where you can still see stitching from Bullseye's gauntlets. His hands and feet are also Bullseye parts, but not his wrists or ankles. His head seems to be a variation of Black Panther's head. Overall the figure kicks some butt. I like this grey...[See More]

With a name like "Moon Knight", how can you possibly go wrong buying the comics. I remember seeing Moon Knight as a very muscular guy, but this figure barely fits the "medium build" description, let alone the "barrel-chested" description I remember seeing. Marc stands about 6 1/4 inches tall, so he's tall and lean, like a Scarecrow. As someone simply put it, "Moon Knight is just a Bullseye figure with Deadpool's head", and it looks like they're right (Havok has the same body too). I don't know about the gloves and boots, I've never seen a Bullseye up close, buy they look simple enough to be the same. They're silvery-white with silver rings at the cuffs and have some stitching-detail too. The boots have the same design. The belt is white with some silver accents and is made of flexible...[See More]

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