Let me start with a disclaimer, compelled by another reviewer: Just because this is from a comic does not mean it's for kids. If you see a figure of Poison Ivy, the legendary plant-based seductress who can literally kiss a man to death, and you think "well golly gee, this here's a right perty toy for my grandkids, ahyuk hyuk hyuk," then the fault is on you. Maybe someone ought to give you a 3 star rating for doing your research, rather than letting you fault a toy for being accurate. Moving on.PACKAGING:This was not the toy's fault, but the package arrived with the upper part of the package--the part where the little hook is set to hang it in retail stores--bent to fit inside the shipping box. Likewise, the box's transparent plastic "window" was caved in, torn on its sides from its cardboard frame. If you're one of those "mint condition, in box" collector types, then buy at your own risk. If you just want to play with Pamela Isley (that's Poison Ivy for any confused grandparents out there), then get this figure. Ships promptly and arrived 2 days early.FIGURE:I removed Ivy from her twist-tie bindings and set her up on my desk next to Hawkgirl. Quite a pair they make. Ivy is well sculpted, if woefully under articulated. Basic head, shoulder, leg, and knee articulation, but naught more. If you want an Ivy as flexible as the vines she commands, look elsewhere. Her paint job is nice, and my only major drawback on the figure as a whole is that her somewhat bulky hair impedes right arm movement.ACCESSORIES:A pegless stand and a little vine prop with no discernible aperture for affixing it to Poison Ivy or her stand. Nothing special here.OVERALL:If you're an Ivy fan, buy buy buy. If you want a great Ivy figure and have the money, pay the $60 for the "Kai" iteration from Arkham City. But this is a cheap, decent alternative for fans of the sylvan seductress.