He got a Marvel Legend back in 2014, but since then, he’s gotten a costume change, which means he just *has* to have a new figure, right? We pride ourselves on being one of the chillest communities on Reddit, so we ask that you READ THE STICKIED POST, abide by our rules, and report any issues promptly.

Look for other Hasbro Marvel Legends Series figures inspired by Marvel Entertainment (Additional figures each sold separately.The first set of Walgreens exclusive Minimates continue the animated Marvel trend, and while they haven’t yet gotten us any new characters (series 2 will change that) we have managed to get one very needed update, which I’ll be taking a look at today. The cape is fine for what it is, though I myself have never really liked that aspect of the costume. is, notably, one of four ‘mates in Series 7 to not use any add-ons, making it a very parts sparse assortment as a whole. He does at least still get a ball-jointed neck, as well as the pinless construction on the arms and legs.

Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive. Across the Spider-Verse builds on that set-up, and installs Miguel as a main character for the film’s story. I’d say he’s the best figure the series has to offer, and I really like the rest of the series a lot, so that’s saying something. On the plus side, the paintwork on this figure does its very best to make up for the lack of sculpted parts. With the Marvel Legends Series, fan favourite Marvel Comic Universe and Marvel Cinematic Universe characters are designed with premium detail and articulation for posing and display in collections.If you are outside the UK/USA you may have to pay customs/duties if your country charges for importing packages. The only one who really stuck was Spider-Man 2099, probably because a) his series didn’t totally suck and b) his costume was super cool. When last I talked Marvel Minimates, I was discussing the rather infamous Series 7, the line’s dreaded “retread wave”, an assortment that was more than 2/3 redundant.