DC Comics Spy Vs Spy Mad Vinyl Figure 2 Pack

Great sculpts and genuinely fun -- I thought the previous smaller Spy figurines looked a little overweight and dumpy, and these two are much sleeker and slimmer, befitting the original Prohias design. And make no mistake, these guys are a LOT bigger than you think they're going to be. I believe they're 9-10 inch figures, so you need to have appropriate shelf space if you want to display them. I do wish the weapons "fit" their hands a bit better, but the figure set also contains a variety of interchangeable hands, so if one set doesn't work you can always try another.Now if only we could get a bombshell reproduction of the notorious female Grey Spy... I'd love to display her in between these two!

I was a fan of Mad comics as a pre-teen and very happy to find this at a reasonable price. The figures themselves have a very good finish quality to them. They come with a few attachments that I've not fitted yet. Those are not as premium finished as the figures but they are secondary I'm quite happy buying it.I've placed them on top of each of my floorstanding speakers and they are able to stand without being glued. But if you have kids/pets that would bump into things, you can always use some sticky like 2x-sided tape or blue tac.

Well made vinyl toys at a very reasonable price. Many collector's toys are quite expensive and can be lacking in the execution department. If you CAREFULLY position new hands, weapon accessories and hat, arms and legs, there will be no problem in avoiding breakage. These are not toys for small children, that is not what they were designed for. These ARE toys designed for bigger kids, say ages 14-99. The finishing is of excellent quality and keeping the figures upright is not a problem if you position them correctly and are aware of how arm and weapon orientation affect balance. Great product, very happy with the purchase!

I've been a fan of Mad Magazine since 1971, when, as a 3rd grader living in Greece, I discovered it. My Dad was In the US Air Force stationed at Mt. Petaras. Back then, U.S. TV wasnt great. Greek TV was useless to watch. Consequently, I developed a strong reading habit. I had an eclectic taste ranging from the classics to Popular Science and Mechanics, to comics and Mad Magazine. By far, Spy vs. Spy was my favorite part of Mad.These figures are poseable and look so much like the drawings. I really like them.

Forget anything u know about Spy vs. Spy.. whether you dig em O not. It's all about a simple design that could have a huge impact. This is what they are.Very well made. Such a fun sculpt.. well thought out with very little articulation that will satisfy. Various accessories for alternate display and top notch paint job.This is de Vinyl Art that puts a smile on your face. No matter what type of collection you have.. you're going to need sum fun in it ; ]This DC Direct Mad Vinyl: Spy vs. Spy 2-Pack is ''AWESOMETASTIC''.

Spy vs Spy runs in my family and this set made my day. --- These are not small figurines, but rather HUGE spies made of top-quality plastic-rubber. It comes with extra hands and an assortment of weapons so you can customize each Spy. A priceless find for any MAD lover.

The spy figures are pretty durable except for the arms. They taper to the shoulder and the pin that attaches it to the body is extremely tiny. The arms move up and down, but do so carefully. Not sure why this one's arm snapped off like it did. The only way we can repair it will be to glue it; limiting the poses. These figures are not action figures. They are good to look at, but I would not recommend for any type of play.

These really were bigger than I expected, too! They look just fantastic on display, though, and they did fit into a shelf on my bookcase after all. They bring interchangeable hands for gripping the included weapons (knife, gun, bomb, dynamite stick), so it's possible to recreate any dastardly pose from the comic strips you like! Packaged in a cool collector's box with plastic inset for easy storage. A great value and a great set for fans of Spy vs Spy.