Yellow and black superhero-style articulated action figure

This appears to be a modern articulated plastic action figure, stylistically consistent with characters from contemporary superhero media, specifically bearing a strong resemblance to the character Invincible (Mark Grayson) in his updated yellow and black suit. The figure is constructed from molded plastic in bright yellow and semi-gloss black. It features multiple points of articulation at the shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees. A notable feature is the large, rigid yellow wing or cape-like accessory extending from the back, which has a ribbed, fan-like texture as seen in the reflection. The head sculpt is pale with black hair and oversized yellow goggles/eyes. The torso highlights a muscular 'six-pack' aesthetic molded into the yellow chest plate. There are no visible manufacturer logos or dates in the image to provide a specific production year. The assembly shows some slight gaps at the neck joint, possibly indicating a removable head or standard assembly tolerances for consumer-grade toys. The item is shown in what appears to be used but good condition with no obvious broken limbs or major paint scuffs visible from this angle. Identification is based on visual motifs as no branding is readable in the photo.

Based on the provided image, I have examined this articulated plastic figure, which bears a visual style and color scheme consistent with the character Invincible (Mark Grayson) in his modern yellow and black costume. While I can see multiple points of articulation and a significant wing-like accessory, I cannot verify the manufacturer, production year, or the presence of official trademarks from a photo alone. The value of $40-$85 is estimated assuming this is a licensed, mass-market collector's figure in good used condition. If this item were corroborated as an limited-edition exclusive or a high-end specialty line (such as those by Diamond Select or similar manufacturers), the value could potentially trend higher toward the upper end of the range. However, if physical inspection reveals it to be a generic 'in the style of' reproduction or an unlicensed third-party figure, the market value would likely drop significantly to a $10-$20 range. The current market for contemporary superhero toys is robust, though heavily dependent on character popularity and the specific 'wave' of release. To confirm this estimate, an in-person examination would be required to check for manufacturer stamps on the feet or torso, evaluate the tension of the joints, and inspect for any paint applications that might distinguish a mass-market version from a more valuable variant. In the absence of branding, this remains a hypothesis based on visual motifs and the current secondary market interest in figures of this aesthetic.