Danger Girl Abbey Chase Action Figure by Danger Girl

just got this today 5/7/12 and I can honestly say I have never owned a Danger Girl Comics but I know the three of the danger girls very well any way she comes 9 accessories first one is Abby Chase hand gun the gun itself is very detailed, second one is a coral snake there is not much to say about this one *anyway*, third is two jungle plants,fourth is three skulls stack up on each other very awesome, then you got three bambo sticks and what looks like a Mayan staue. the mayan staue itself is just woooow the is alot of detail in it. Abby chase is my favorite Danger Girl so shes my first danger girl I own and like now shes very detail you can see all the wrinkles in her skin tight pants along with her lether gloves and her shirt...she's basically like Tomb Raider mixed with Indiana Jones. now articulation goes her feet cant be move there already in a pose both hands turns 360 degrees, her arms rotates and her head I believe is on a ball joint I'm not sure. but what makes this figure stands out is her base..her base is just amazing. I will give this figure a solid 5 out 5 great to display.

Shipped on timeThe product was in great condition and intact for all you condition collectorsTypical to all McFarland toys the product looks great and has great detail.

Old figure but still like, came new in package and undamaged

The media could not be loaded. Danger Girl is an American comic book series created by J. Scott Campbell and Andy Hartnell. The comic stars a group of female secret agents who are homages to Bond Girls who engage in adventures in the vein of James Bond and Indiana Jones. They are led by a a former British Secret Service Agent named Deuce. Unlike most Bond girls though these ladies are the actual spies and can handle their own.Abbey Chase is a champion marksman, virtuoso of languages, scholar of world history, and a sexy heart-stopping femme fatale. Though spending the majority of her young life as a loner, Abbey is both a team player and a natural leader. She began her career as a freelance treasure hunter working under the radar and outside the law. And to this day, Abbey still finds herself trying to elude the many villainous characters she'd crossed and outwitted in her pre-Danger Girl days. After bumping into the Danger Girls during one of her adventure-filled hunts, Abbey shepherded the ladies to victory in their first battle against the menacing Hammer Empire. Soon after, Abbey became a full-fledged member of this international covert-operations unit. She replaced Natalia Kassle as DG's field-commander.All of this is easily found with an online search. I do own the comic book series so I was already aware of the origins of Abby. What we have here is a very well done statue of Abby. I say it is a statue and not an action figue because of the following things. One, she comes with a base and therefore is meant to be displayed upon it in pretty much one position and number two is that she does not have any real poseability. She does have limbs that can rotate but not enough to call her a true action figure. I bought her for the reason to display her on a shelf to be admired so the fact that she is not an action figure has no negative thoughts from me. As you can see in my video she is well detailed except for some obvious mold lines here and there so I detracted one star from the overall score. I really like her base the most out of all three of the ones I own. The rock wall with the face is very well done. Abby has a pretty face herself and even has her birth mark on her cheek.I actually bought this when it first came out at a local comic store. I was suprised to see it is still being sold many years later and thought I would share my thoughts about her. I recommend her if you are a fan of the Danger Girls and very pretty girl figures and can get her for a fair price.