Note: This year I’ll be updating this single post throughout San Diego Comic-Con with pics and video from the show floor, Hasbro’s media brand preview breakfast, interviews, and Hasbro’s Marvel panel. So, bookmark, and check back in again – I’ll have updates at least once a day.
Marvel Studios is celebrating 10 years of movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it’s fitting that Avengers: Infinity War brings together most of the heroes from those movies. Considering how many characters are in Infinity War, I find it amazing that Hasbro has delivered so many of them in the Marvel Legends line. This video includes all of the Marvel Legends figures I have from the final battle in the movie. Thanks to Hasbro for sending me several of the figures in this video!
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The Hasbro Marvel Legends X-Men wave is hitting retailers now. Thanks to Hasbro for providing these figures!
The Apocalypse wave is solid, and a bonus considering that some thought that having a couple of Deadpool waves in a non-X-Men movie year would preclude it. Here’s some quick thoughts on each of the figures:
What do you get when you team a web-slinging superhero with an unpredictable, mouthy mercenary, then toss in some Hydra agents and a couple of super villains, and then let them all loose on the Big Apple? You get a crazy, zany, non-stop action-packed adventure, with the year’s most shocking ending… That’s what you get!!
Don’t believe it? Well, you don’t have to take our word for it – check it out for yourself, true believer!
Be sure to check out the rest of Bill’s work here at AFP and at Bill’s Comics. Also, thanks to Extreme-Sets for providing review samples of a wide variety of their diorama sets.
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To help celebrate ten years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Hasbro is going back to the beginning with its Marvel Legends Red Skull exclusive for San Diego Comic-Con. At least, that’s according to the historical timeline within the MCU. Johann Schmidt, AKA the Red Skull, was the big bad in Captain America: The First Avenger. This was actually the fifth movie released (after Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, and Thor), but the first in the timeline, with World War II as the backdrop.