That's what comes to mind for me first thing--she's part of the Superman "family" but doesn't wear the big red 'S'. Instead she's got, well, literally nothing for a chest emblem. Ok, not nothing...but rather two whole lots of nothing. :P
I had to get this figure loose on Ebay where not surprisingly, she's the most popular figure in Wave 10, more popular than even the sensationally accessory-laden clown prince of crime, the Joker. That's based solely on price, where PG was the most expensive of the three Wave 10 figures I got (the other was Man-Bat).
I have to confess: the first thing I did when I got this figure was to compare her torso with the rest of the female figures I had from the line like Wonder Woman and Hawk Girl. And it's no surprise that Power Girl's is a new sculpt which is bigger in two specific areas. Yup. Perhaps the extra cost in molding a new chest prevented other nicer add-ons?But despite being disappointed at the lack of accessories (other than the Imperiex C&C, which I'm kinda meh/blah about, mainly due to the size of the complete figure), I've been pleasantly surprised by the overall integrity of the figure's joints, especially the new thigh/hip swivel/hinges. It could be just that the fig I got was nice and tight but I'd like to think Mattel has improved on the quality of the line, especially since they've hiked prices. Still, tight joints mean tight poses, and that's where Power Girl shines.
