J. Scott Campbell' sexy spy girls and monstrous bad guy...












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I've never read Danger Girl, but I know cool art when I see it. J. Scott Campbell knows how to draw sexy women and McFarlane's knows how to sculpt them. Oddly enough, I didn't pick up the spy girls in question, opting instead for an action figure of Major Maxim, the apocalyptic military mastermind. He'll make an imposing commander for my Killzone (https://www.figures.com/forums/news/10569-killzone-2-series-1-action-figures-unveiled.html) figures whenever they're released.



MCFARLANE TOYS' DANGER GIRL
1999
8" x 13"

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