Is it only me, or is there anybody else thinking: "what the hell, they made a collectable minifigure from a MARVEL-character!!!" They made TIGRA!

O.K., she is a little bit sweeter and child-friendly than the comic-counterpart, but hey, it's LEGO. I really like the printing details on the face, torso, arms and legs as well as the hairpiece with those tiger-ears. She really fits into any costume-party-typed scenery, as well as into a MARVEL-focused creation. Maybe in the future, we might get an official TIGRA-minifigure, but until that day, this minifigure is...TIGRA!

CMFs are very hit and miss imo, but this one is definitely a hit.

The tiger woman is a costumed fig as she is wearing a belt and has bright yellow hands and head. I think her costume is flame-yellowish orange. The printing is not the most intricate but it's still great, the whole front, whole side, and the back side of the torso are printed as well as the tail and it just looks flawless overall.

The only little flaw is the ears are a slightly different color than the body, they aren't as vibrant.

Both the tail and whip are made of a rubbery material. I think the tail may be the easiest way to identify it in the bag because of its undulated shape. The whip is a giveaway as well but it took me a very long time before I managed to feel it through the bag.

Overall one of the greatest Lego Figs I've seen, certainly in my top 10.

Box/Instructions

The Tiger Woman came in a blue, metallic bag featuring 9 of 16 (sounds like a Borg!) minifigs from the line in rain. The instructions consisted of the basic minifigs checklist.

Parts

The Tiger Woman's hair is clearly a reference to the 60's Catwoman, especially with the ears. The rest of the parts resemble a tiger-striped version of Catwoman, down to the whip.

Minifigures

Tiger Woman is one of my favorite Collectible Minifigures, as a Catwoman and tiger fan she's great. She has a lot of detail, a LOT of stripes, and a somewhat-uncommon accesory.

The build

Simple, just assembling a minifig. Very quick.

The completed model

See 'Minifigures.'

Overall opinion

I highly recommend her, especially to Batman fans.

Set #71010 Tiger Lady: Now this isn't related to any Super Villain character, but the Tiger Lady is extremely impressive for giving us a nice new cat eared hair piece and a very impressive looking print.

The costume being worn here could just be a character in costume, she doesn't look very monstrous, her expression is a smile without any visible carnivorous cat-like teeth, so she could just be in make-up with a decent costume for Halloween. A very curious looking Garfield cosplayer perhaps.

This figure is a definite must have and I strongly recommend her, she's got a great torso and leg print with side-printing on the legs and the arms. Her hairpiece is very useful and her torso is double-sided. Honestly I really think that she'd make some great MOC costume attendees for a Halloween Party and I hope this print is re-used in different colours for a Cheetah costume next time. Anyway, if you missed out on her, try to find one for your collection.

This figure is...odd. She's probably intended to be a simultaneous ripoff of Catwoman and Cheetah, but to older audiences, she gives off a very different vibe. Still, I thought she was worth getting as she has a lot of printing, and is very colorful.

Box/Instructions

The packaging is very nice, with a stormy background and lime green accents. The information boxes on the back of the packet have tattered edges, which is a nice touch.

Parts

Her parts are very limited, with the most useful being her black whip. Her hair is clearly designed to be used for Julie Newmar's Catwoman, but we're getting it here first. She reuses Scratchy's tail from the first Simpsons series, but the tiger printing isn't very useful at all.

The build

Simple as can be.

The completed model

She's okay. for what she's supposed to be. She has stripes everywhere, on her legs, her arms, her back, and both sides of her tail. Her hair is nicely molded, appearing for now in Dark Orange. The yellow paint on her ears isn't perfect, as the orange bleeds through. My biggest problem with her is this: If she's supposed to be a tiger/human hybrid, why are her face and hands yellow? Is it supposed to allow her to be used as a costumed person as well? I wish she was all the yellow-orange color, as she would look better and it would give us some new minifigure part colors.

Overall opinion

This one stands out well in a crowd, but it doesn't know what it's supposed to be. By keeping the possibility of her being a human, it makes the design less clean and certainly more awkward when the whip is added. I wish I liked her more, but she's flawed. I recommend her to fans of the costumed characters, but my personal opinion is that she could be better.