Unlike many six inch action figures released this year, Space Venom has a great range-of-motion for his head and can look up a bit as well as way down.

The Build-A-Figure Venom features a ball-hinge neck, shoulders, and wrists swivel waist, biceps and thighs double-jointed knees hinged elbows ball-jointed hips and an upper torso ab crunch. Though this figure is obviously the largest Symbiote from Hasbro to date, they didn’t sacrifice much of the articulation in his bulky body. While most of the symbiotes we’ve seen in the Marvel Legends Spider-Man series have been pretty similar size-wise, Space Venom comic accurately manages to feel totally fresh and different. At around 8″ tall, this figure absolutely towers over the Spider-Man Legends Venom 6″ figure I reviewed earlier this year.

It’s basically the coolest that this figure is large enough and stable enough that this Venom can hoist up Spidey with one arm and manhandle him! I’m a big believer in the Legends series being comprised of both classic and modern characters, so this pick ultimately get a big ol’ thumbs up from me.Īs for the figure itself, well–this is like no symbiote that Hasbro has done before! The Space Knight Venom Build-A-Figure is far and away the most beefy, linebacker-like symbiote that Hasbro has ever done–and I love it. I was a little bit in disbelief when I first heard about this particular BAF, but reflecting on the last few years’ releases, it’s not surprising that we’d get the latest Venom redesign from the Marvel Now Guardians of the Galaxy and Venom Space Knight comic books.

But when I saw the words “Marvel Legends Space Venom” for the first time, I definitely did a double take (though not nearly as big as the double-take I did when Hasbro debuted Titus The Space Tiger Man at SDCC 2016). Ordinarily I don’t even blink when a new Hasbro Marvel Legends Build-A-Figure is announced, as its ordinarily something pretty classic and recognizable.

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