Packaging- **
I am not impressed with the packaging.  It is a large plastic bubble in the vein of the Spider-Man Classics Line.  The characters are featured prominently and the display bases are very visible.  The figure and the base are in front of a reprint comic featuring the character.  Art on the actual card front is minimal due to the comic.  The card has the series on the upper right corner.  On a sticker on the bubble is the Marvel Legends logo as well as the character name and the number of articulation points.  The backs fare a little better with a brief bio of the character and pictures of the figures in the series. 

Sculpting-***1/2  
These are the most accurate representations of superhero characters that you will find. Between Toy Biz and DC Direct, we live in a golden age of comic based toys.  Some of the sculpts look a bit odd but that is because there is so much articulation.  The only places that I think look odd are Hulk's head and Iron Man's hands.  Hulk's hands are fully extended but are supposed to have hinged finger articulation in future versions (a proposed running change).  The original was to have wires in the fingers to allow them to hold a pose but that was scrapped due to kidlet safety.  I plan to add that to my Hulk as soon as time permits.  Iron Man's hands look great unless you want them to do anything besides fire repulsor rays.  Even the Toad, who was originally part of the Mutant Evolution of X set is well sculpted although not as well articulated as the others. The odd thing about Toad is that he has a toad sculpted into his left hand. It is not removable. 

Paint-***  
The paint is very hit or miss.  I had to look through several Captain Americas, none of which were perfect.  The most noticeable problem that I saw was on the stomach.  Most of the ones that I saw did not have smooth paint there.  You should also check the face for paint specks.  The other paint apps, including on the shield seemed fine on all that I saw.  On Iron Man, check the chest repulsor.  Some of the ones that I saw had small globs of paint there.  All of the Hulks that I saw were fine as was the single Toad.

Articulation-****  
Yowza! This is the category in which this line really shines.  While the sculpting easily matches the better pieces from DC Direct, this is where Toy Biz blows DCD out of the water.  These are the figures that I wanted throughout my youth.  These range from 10 points(Toad) to better than 30(Cap and Iron Man).  These have more than 10 times the articulation of some DC Direct figures for less than half the price! The poses that the more articulated characters will hold are practically endless. Hulk and Iron Man have extra shoulder joints that allow for a greater range of motion on the arms but look odd if seen from behind while the arms are swung forward.  While I have seen people complain on message boards, I consider this a very minor cost for this kind of articulation. Be careful with Toad.  A cut joint on the right arm broke as I was posing it not 2 minutes after opening it.  I glued the arm back in place, thus reducing his points of articulation by 1.