Art Design: Carded figure with a green Hulk graphic background.
Headsculpt: This gray, Joe Fix-It Hulk looks pretty good except that the top of his head becomes tiny, like a pinhead. It looks silly, but I guess it is better than no Gray Hulk. The face has an appropriate grim look to it, but his face lacks the raw brutality of the original Gray Hulk. The lips little blue stitch marks in the lips as if the Grey Hulk were some kind of Zombie or Voodoo creature. These details give the impression that the person who sculpted this Joe Fix-It Hulk had probably never read a Hulk comic book and had very little idea of what the character looks like. In spite of these details, the overall look is very goodl; especially for any fans of the Gray Hulk who are tired of seeing hundreds of variations of the Green Hulk.
The Body: The Marvel Legends THING has a much better articulated body, including a ball-joined waist. This Joe Fix-It Hulk is articulated like a Soldiers of the World figure, with the bottom torso being a flat base, and the top of the body just slides on the flat base and it certainly does not look in any way realistic. The back of the body has a lever to move the arms a bit. This feature is really useless, since the Grey Hulk does not have any accessory included for him to throw or crush.
The Outfit & Gear: The Hat looks like one of those Joe Bonomo hats from the 1940's Bowery Boys movies. It is so small that it hardly fits on the Hulk's pointy head! The rubber overcoat is nicely done "but it's not my bag, man." The gigantic Thompson Sub-Machine Gun is rubbery. I threw away these accessories after putting them on the figure.
Overall: Die-hard Gray Hulk fans will like it, otherwise this one pretty much tanks.
Grade: D
