Showing posts with label marvel universe figure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marvel universe figure. Show all posts

Friday, March 6, 2015

Marvel Infinite Series Wave 1 Hyperion


Here is the Hyperion figure from the Marvel Infinite Series.


DC Multiverse Superman

I know basically nothing about this figure, I do know, however, that is cannot stand well on its own.



Marvel Universe Hulk

Marvel Infinite Series Wave 1 Grim Reaper


Grim Reaper is my first Marvel Infinite Series figure I've opened that is a new figure.


As you can see, Grim Reaper comes equipped with his signature scythe arm.

Marvel Universe Hydra Soldier

Captain America: The First Avenger Series Red Skull


Marvel Infinite Series Grim Reaper



Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Marvel Universe Wave 21 Jubilee


This is the classic '90s Jim Lee style Jubilee, and besides the vampire version, pretty much the only one I am familiar with.


Saturday, March 22, 2014

Avengers Infinite Series Wave 1 Hulk



Today I opened my first Avengers Infinite Series figure!


I originally wasn't going to open any of the Infinite Series figures until I finished with the piles of Marvel Universe figures I need to open, but since I'm Hulk themed this week, I decided to go ahead and open it.


He's an entirely new sculpt for Hulk.  I had thought he was a new sculpt, but turns out the sculpts is the standard "larger" figure.  Blastaar, Apocalypse, Juggernaut, etc.


Hulk includes removable armor, like these armbands, but they don't stay on so I don't plan on trying to keep them on.


Evolution of the Marvel Universe Hulk Figure


Today I'm going to take a look at how Hulk figures have changed in the Marvel Universe line over the years.


First of all, we have the original Marvel Universe Wave 2 Hulk.  This figure is pretty massive for a 4 inch figure, and at one point was my most sought after Marvel Universe figure.


Here's the Classic Avengers Team Pack Hulk.  Included in the very first Marvel Universe Team Pack, this figure is the Hulk in his original Avengers appearance.


Next up in the Marvel Universe Secret Wars Hulk figure.  Hasbro released a number of two packs featuring characters from the classic Secret Wars comic series.

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Marvel Universe West Coast Avengers Team Pack


I've had this for months, I just never really had the urge to open it.


This pack includes War Machine, Hawkeye, and Mockingbird.


Mockingbird is the only exclusive figure to this pack, so I'm assuming she may be the only version for somebody buying this.


However, Hawkeye is a hard to find figure.  He's been released a few times, but for some reason isn't common.  He had a release in a Secret Wars pack and as an Avengers pack when the movie came out.


This is my fourth War Machine figure, but now my favorite.



I absolutely love the missile and gunfire accessories that come with this War Machine.

Iron Man 2 Series Hammertech Drone








Iron Man 2 Series War Machine

This exact sculpt was previously released in the Iron Man 2 line.  The figure is repainted and more gross than matte.

Marvel Universe Comic Pack Wave 3 Hawkeye

This figure is the same sculpt as the previous Hawkeye figures, but is painted slightly darker and now has a t-shirt instead of a tank top apparently.

The Hobbit Wave 1 Legolas
The Hobbit Wave 1 Fili

Thor Series Frost Giant


Avengers Movie Series Hawkeye


I suppose having this figure makes the pack worth it.  I wasn't specifically needing a Mockingbird figure, but it certainly doesn't hurt.  I need a SHIELD team anyway.

Marvel Universe Comic Pack Wave 10 Daredevil


Mockingbird comes with the same accessory as Daredevil, but white.

Marvel Universe Fantastic Four Team Pack Invisible Woman
Marvel Universe Wave 3 Ms. Marvel (Karla Sofen)

She has the same old female Marvel Universe sculpt, but it works.

Marvel Universe Comic Pack Wave 10 Quicksilver
Marvel Universe Comic Pack Wave 10 Wonder Man
Marvel Universe Wave 4 Moon Knight


West Coast Avengers assemble!


Marvel Legends Yellowjacket

Marvel Universe Wave 2 Hulk







Overall, this pack is probably worth it if you want all the figures.  Furthermore, anyone who collects exclusively Marvel Universe figures, this is their first chance to get War Machine.  They are all pretty solid figures.