 
Robert Tonner continues his tradition of being inspired by great pop-culture icons of the 20th century with his Friday FosterŪ Collection. Introduced in 1970, Friday FosterŪ was the first mainstream syndicated comic strip to feature an African-American woman. The strip told the story of Friday and her day to day world as a photo journalist. This also marks the first time Robert Tonner has explored the style of the 1970s in a primary fashion doll collection.
Friday FosterŪ is a new head sculpt in the 'Dreamgirls' medium skin tone and she is approximately 16" tall, crafted of fine quality vinyl and hard plastic, and has 13 points of articulation (neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, bust line, waist, hips, and knees). She also features high-end details including rooted saran hair and hand painted face details.
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