Spider-Man Legends Series 6-inch Marvel's Black Cat

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The head sculpt is where this figure REALLY shines, though, and it is amazingly unique, yet somehow keeps a near-perfect blend of the Goblin and Carnage likenesses. Like, this is obviously a take on the classic Symbiote effect when pairing with a host, but the face and ears and whatnot are still unmistakably the Green Goblin that, even if you had no idea who this character was and even though that color swap, you would be asking yourself if this is a new costume from Norman Osborn. That said, and maybe this is just me, but the face and head shape has a very demonic look to it with some heavy Asian influence to it. This guy looks like he is right out of an ancient Japanese ghost story scroll or something and it makes for a cool effect because I don’t have anything like that on my Legends shelf. Like I said, Norman Osborn will always be the the GREEN Goblin to me, but good design is good design, and this figure and concept looks great. Even the pumpkin bomb gets in on the action, heh. The Marvel Legends line was originally intended to be a spinoff line from Spider-Man Classics, but soon became widely popular and massive in span. 16 series were made by Toy Biz, and in 2007 Hasbro bought the Marvel license, producing the line for a few years before production was halted. [ citation needed] The line returned in 2012 under the label "The Return of Marvel Legends." In 2014, the line was rebranded into the "Infinite Series". [ citation needed] Build-A-Figures [ ] Planet Hulk was originally released with two green arms. A running change to paint the left arm silver brought the figure more in line with the appearance in the comics.NOTE: the purple X-23 was announced as the variant, but was shipped to stores in larger numbers and in non-variant cases.

Elders of the Universe: The Collector ( Guardians of the Galaxy) and The Grandmaster ( Thor: Ragnarok) Iron Man ( MK XXVII "Disco" Armor) ( Iron Man 3) and War Machine ( MK III Armor) ( Captain America: Civil War)A special series of figures released to coincide with the tenth anniversary of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Early in the Toy Biz run, (series two), a variation or 'variant' of series one's Hulk was released. It included a torn shirt that wasn't included with the original. A special series mostly dedicated to characters and costumes from prior Marvel Cinematic Universe films that hadn't been featured in previous movie waves, as well as updating iconic characters. Look for other Hasbro Marvel Legends Series figures. (Additional figures each sold separately. Subject to availability.)

The boxed sets were a boxed group of figures that pertained to each other, like the Fantastic Four or the Young Avengers. These series were pretty short running. Fantastic Four only ran for two series, X-Men ran for four, and Hulk ran for two. Captain America (Sam Wilson), Hawkeye (Kate Bishop) and The Vision ( All-New, All-Different Marvel) Accessory: Display base, pair of sais, pair of katanas and removable sheath for the four weapons and copy of Daredevil Daredevil #176

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Accessory: Display stand, unmasked head, pair of machine guns, pair of swords, pistol, pair of sais, removable sheath for weapons and copy of Deadpool. Accessory: Display stand (similar to series 1 Captain America one except with different colors), removable cap, pistol that you can place in figure's holster, and copy of Captain America Captain America Comics #16 Accessory: Photo album of the characters, diorama, 4 bases, bazooka, removable cloth trench coat, nunchaku, pair of sais, pair of katanas and removable sheath for the four weapons. So, since I am happy with that figure, and thus consider MY version of Felicia to be in the books, seeing her refreshed in the line is a great thing, in my opinion, because it helps to continue to cement her place in Spider-Man’s mythos. I have to say that I like these new duds, even though some of the details might be just a little too on the nose in terms of being a “cat suit” in the non-traditional sense. However, there is no denying that this new get-up is much more conducive to fighting and/or committing crimes than her classic look that always put a bit of “cheesecake” over functionality. Hey, I don’t have to balance a figure in heels this time around, so at the very least, this version gets points for that. NOTE: Ultimate Captain America was supposed to have gray pants but the variant and it were switched. The problem was later corrected.