Hasbro revealed new Marvel Legends action figures at Brazil CCXP this week. Pre-orders start today for three figures: Spider-Man (from No Way Home), She-Hulk (available at Fan Channel retailers), and The Lizard (exclusive to Amazon). You can find all the details below.
If you’re new to Hasbro’s A-List line, these figures represent the most detailed versions of characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They feature high-quality paint jobs, incredibly accurate sculpting based on the movies, and come with extra accessories. So far, only a few figures have been released in this collection: Captain America (from Endgame), Spider-Man (from Far From Home), and Iron Man Mark III (from the first Iron Man movie).
Okay, so the rest of these figures – She-Hulk and Lizard – really lean into their comic book designs, which I love. They’re keeping the accessories pretty simple, but Spider-Man will come with some extra hands and She-Hulk will have her sais. Honestly, they all look amazing, and I have a feeling these are going to fly off the shelves. I’ve got a gallery of pictures and all the info on pre-ordering down below, so check it out!
Marvel Legends Brazil CCXP Pre-Orders
Spider-Man and She-Hulk pre-orders are starting today, December 5th, at 1 PM Eastern Time on the Entertainment Earth website. Keep in mind that the Lizard figure will only be available through Amazon. We’ll add a direct link to the pre-order page here as soon as it’s live, so check back for updates!
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2025-12-05 19:10