Here are the two I bought the other night.
(Please forgive the shoddy quality; I'm in the process of moving and all I have ATM is my camera phone.)
My review of the toys thus far: the rubber/plastic material these toys are made out of is atrocious. It's far too soft and in a lot of cases it makes the joints too weak to do anything. Cap's right arm ripped at the elbow joint out of the box (literally, as I unboxed him I watched it rip!) and Thor's left knee joint immediately weakened on initial flexing to the point that he can barely stand up now.
The articulation is decent, but again, the material is so weak that flexing the figures leads to overall stress in the joints, so these are strictly display only.
Thor is a great figure; the detail, the paint job, the hammer accessory; he's a welcome addition to my collection.
Cap's paint job is a bit shoddy around the mask area; I had to search through about five or six figures at the store before I found one without splatters of blue paint on the face area.
Also, Cap's only accessory is his shield, so I paired that with a pistol from an Indiana Jones figure.
The display bases don't fit the feet very well, necessitating the switch over to my standard display bases from Collector's Warehouse.
In terms of scale, they're perfectly scaled to be displayed alongside my Hasbro Star Wars figures; in fact I had a bit of fun interchanging the heads of various characters and storm/clone troopers with the figures.
I'd love to expand my collection, but it seems I'm going to have to do some serious digging, since the Wave 2 figures are mostly variant costumes and I'd like to find the traditional costumed figures, which are in wave 1.
