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One of the nice things about the Washington Times is its devotion to nerd culture. As a distant #2 to the self-important Washington Post, the Times gets to occupy a more playful niche. And thus the regular feature, "Zad's Toy Vault". Zad on She-Hulk:

Hasbro carries on Toy Biz's popular action-figure line based on comic-book characters with more Marvel Legends. One of its latest Build-a-Figure collections includes the chance for fans to put together a representation of the Blob. Pieces of the X-Men's foe are inserted in packages of the second series of figures, which includes Juggernaut, Quicksilver, Xorn, Yellowjacket, Jean Grey, Ultimate Wolverine, Thor and the gorgeous green relative of the Hulk.

The Marvel Action Figure blog has a review of the new She-Hulk action figure that was exclusively available at the San Diego Comic-Con this year:

She-hulk marvel action figure looks great. The marvel action figure is based on Adi Granov’s cover artwork for her new series, art that quite possibly gives us the sexiest she-hulk marvel action figure ever. She’s muscular, but not one of those roided-out freakshows you see posing on ESPN; she manages to be strong and feminine in a way possible only in comics. She’s wearing a purple and white leotard, black gloves and black boots with silver buckles.