Jonah comes packaged in a fairly neutral pose. He does have each of his weapons in his hands, but there’s nothing here to mess with the figure’s joints. At this point, I don’t have much more to say about the Wave 16 packaging, although I do like the crossed revolvers Mattel used for his icon on the insert.

Even if you don’t give a crap about Jonah here, you’ve got to at least agree that Mattel put some serious love into this figure from sculpt to paint job. Let’s start with the head, since a big part of Jonah’s trademark look is his horrible disfigurement. T4H really nailed the look here, complete with the buggy eye and the few strands of flesh that cover over the exposed half of his jaw. It’s more gratuitous and comic booky than the sculpts used for the movie figues, and I love it for that. The Confederate Amy outfit is nicely sculpted onto the figue, but I think it’s the beautiful wash and paintwok that really makes it stand out. You also get a nicely crafted ammo bandalier as well as a working holster on his belt and a strap on the back to hold his shotgun.

Jonah featues the old style of DCUC articulation, minus one point. You get universal movement in the shoulders and hips; Hinges in the elbows, knees, and ankles; Swivels in the biceps and thighs; He swivels at the waist and has a ball jointed neck. What’s missing? The ab crunch hinge, which wouldn’t have worked with Jonah’s sculpted tunic.