X-Men Marvel Legends Marvel's Rogue (Colossus Build-A-Figure) Video Review And Images

[Outsiders]

GeeHangover takes a look at the new X-Men Marvel Legends Marvel's Rogue (Colossus Build-A-Figure) from Hasbro.  This figure can be purchased from our sponsor Big Bad Toy Store.

Check out images for this figure below in our GALLERY and be sure to share your own thoughts about it in the COMMENTS SECTION.

 

[WeaponXXX]

I love this wave but this isn't my favorite rogue figure i don't like how they placed her hair on top of her head just looks really weird 

[Emnems80]

Surprised she didn't come with a cape/cloak, especially since she already has a peg hole in her back.

[Atlantis]

Looks like they were trying to capture the artist's design style.

[monron999]

I will continue to maintain that despite his artistic talents, Bachalo is one of the worst costume designers in the business ever. That being said, this is an amazing figure. Looks exactly like the character, with Hasbro's typical tone downs, of course. The face sculpt is beautiful. Most of Rogue's face sculpts are great, but can we get at least one sculpt with her smiling, guys?

[Benn]

I think—in this case—they’re Bachalo’s tone-downs, same as with the Walgreens Emma. Oh wait, not Bachalo. Madureira, right? Emma was based on Bachalo’s art, but surely Madureira designed this incredible 90s disaster. 🙂 Bachalo did Generation Next, which—along with Factor X—was always my favorite Age of Apocalypse title, but Joe Mad did Astonishing.

[SpiderS]

This figure provides great alternative head for retro rogue body. 

[leokearon]

Looing good, though Legion and Iceman are my must haves

[monron999]

On 10/3/2021 at 10:37 PM, Benn said:

I think—in this case—they’re Bachalo’s tone-downs, same as with the Walgreens Emma. Oh wait, not Bachalo. Madureira, right? Emma was based on Bachalo’s art, but surely Madureira designed this incredible 90s disaster. 🙂 Bachalo did Generation Next, which—along with Factor X—was always my favorite Age of Apocalypse title, but Joe Mad did Astonishing.

Not exactly sure. I did read an article that Bachalo was part of the design process, but nothing was mentioned about Madureira in particular, though I would say he must have had a strong influence. Those "moonboots" that he constantly insists upon are a dead giveaway. 

[Psychosomatic]

On 10/4/2021 at 6:40 AM, monron999 said:

Not exactly sure. I did read an article that Bachalo was part of the design process, but nothing was mentioned about Madureira in particular, though I would say he must have had a strong influence. Those "moonboots" that he constantly insists upon are a dead giveaway. 

Oh, how I wish we could get more figures based on Bachalo, Madureira, and Ramos!  All three have a really fun exaggerated style that would look great on my shelf!

[enzosaurusrex]

Madureira would've outranked Bachalo at the time AOA was published so I doubt Bachalo designed this character for Madureira to use on his book.

[Emnems80]

On 10/10/2021 at 6:48 PM, enzosaurusrex said:

Madureira would've outranked Bachalo at the time AOA was published so I doubt Bachalo designed this character for Madureira to use on his book.

And that agrees with what I had always heard in that it was Joe Mad who did all the costume designs for AoA.