Straight from Netflix, comes the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen.

The Netflix Marvel’s Daredevil was a hit, so no surprise that good old Hornhead got the Marvel Select treatment.

This figure is excellent. The sculpt is based on the Daredevil suit that was in season 2. Right down to the combat boots he wears. This is an amazing sculpt. There’s even scruff on his face. It does look a little like actor Charlie Cox, but it’s a little hard to tell with it being a full face mask. Impressive none the less. I did notice this figure is actually a little smaller than the normal Marvel Selects. While regular Marvel Selects are about 7″, Daredevil is a little over 6″, but not a negative thing. He does have the standard 16 points of articulation. 

Daredevil comes with an extra set of hand that can hold the section billy club. The billy club can be put together to have a larger billy club. And if you don’t want to hold the billy club, it fits snugly in the side holster. 

The figure also comes with a set piece that is the front of a freight elevator. It’s a nice touch.

The best part of this figure is he comes with an adjustable stand. You can use the stand to pose him in multiple fighting stances. Now here’s the really cool part about the stand: It’s sectional. You can add and remove pieces to get the exact look you want. Plus if you don’t want to use the bulk base of the stand, the set piece has several holes in it where you can plug parts of the stand into. This is a great concept. 

I can not recommend this figure enough. I just hope we get more from the Netflix series!

The Netflix Daredevil Action Figure action figure is available at your local comic shop or can be bought directly at Diamond Select.

Many thanks to Diamond Select for hooking us up!

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