Come, See Toys: McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse The Suicide Squad Harley Quinn

Here's a look at the McFarlane Toys Suicide Squad Harley Quinn.

Harley Quinn is the only figure I want from this series. Well her and King Shark. Hopefully I'll be able to track down the Gold Label figure for that. This is actually my first live action Harley Quinn figure. I didn't like her previous outfits. But this I like. And also her jacket look which I hope McFarlane will make a figure of. She's got a great head sculpt. The likeness is good. I like that she has a bit of a mischievous look about her. Her eyes were painted looking up which is rather annoying. There's nice detail for her hair. One pigtail is red and the other, black as you can see. There is no shading. Her skin tone is quite pale. Her elbow and knee joints somehow are of an even lighter tone. It's not too noticeable fortunately. The revolver joints at her wrists are an eyesore. It looks like a lump on her wrist. The bands on her arms were sculpted on. The tattoos on her body were very well done. You can actually make out the words. She's wearing a red dress which is a separate piece. It hugs her body very tightly and it will restrict articulation. There's an additional layer for the frilly section of the dress. The boots have good detail on them. You can make out the laces and some wrinkles.

Some close-ups.

And here's some pics of her various tattoos.

Accessories. She comes with a spear and a base. The spear has some nice sculpted design on it. Harley does not typically use a spear so I'm thinking it's a weapon to help take down Starro. The included part for King Shark is his pants and legs.

Articulation. She's got a dumbbell joint neck, ball hinge shoulders, butterfly joints, bicep swivel, double jointed elbows, revolver joint wrists, ball joint torso, peg hinge hips with a bit of swivel, double jointed knees, revolver joint ankles and toe hinge. She can look up and down very well. Her dress restricts the use of the torso joint. You can tilt her body just a little bit. Depending on the direction the material of her dress will bunch up. The dress also restricts her leg articulation, especially her right leg.