Invisible Woman Famous Cover Series 8 Inch Figure from Toybiz

Toybiz Famous Cover Series 8-Inch Invisible Woman Figure

Toybiz and Marvel Comics present this Invisible Woman figure as part of their Famous Cover Series line of figures. The Toybiz 8-inch scale Invisible Woman was only available as part of a limited edition exclusive 2-pack from Target. Invisible Woman came packaged along with the Toybiz Famous Cover Series Mr. Fantastic figure.

Packaging of the Toybiz 8-Inch Invisible Woman Action Figure

The 8-inch scale Invisible Woman figure from Toybiz comes in a double wide 14" x 10" x approximately 2.5" deep box. The front panel of this Fantastic Four box opens like a book and is attached on the underside with a velcro latch.

Toybiz has designed the Fantastic Four box so that a circle is die-cut into the front panel revealing the figures' faces. When you lift that front panel, you reveal the entire Toybiz Invisible Woman figure behind a clear plastic window.

All sides of the packaging from this Toybiz figure are covered in full-color graphics. The front panel also utilizes metallic gold foil highlights. Toybiz features Marvel Comics Fantastic Four number 3 on the front of the packaging of their Invisible Woman figure.

Head Sculpt & Body of the 8-Inch Toybiz Invisible Woman Action Figure

This Famous Cover Series Invisible Woman figure recycles a Famous Cover Series Storm head sculpt. This is the same Storm head sculpt except that it's cast in a light flesh color with blonde rooted hair and blue painted eyes.

Invisible Woman utilizes a standard Famous Cover Series female super-hero body with 14-points of articulation which include neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, waist, groin, knees, and ankles.

Back Story of the Famous Cover Series Invisible Woman Figure

Leading the Marvel Universe's first family of superheroes are the husband and wife team of Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman. Getting their powers through exposure to cosmic energies, the brilliant Reed Richards learned he could stretch his body in just about any shape he desires as Mr. Fantastic, Susan Richards found invisible force fields as the Invisible Woman.

Presented here as they appeared in the now classic Fantastic Four issue number 3, Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman sport their very first costumes. Showcasing not only their first appearances in costume, this issue also features the premiere of many of the Fantastic Four's vehicles and machinery. Soundly defeating the villainous miracle man by issues end, the FF are victorious, but left to face the possibility that the Human Torch may leave the team.