MCM London 2024 Hasbro Reveals - Marvel Legends Captain America: Brave New World

[toynewman]

Shown below is the new Hasbro Marvel Legends Captain America Brave New World Deluxe Red Hulk, Captain America And Falcon Figures featuring Captain America: Brave New World Deluxe: Captain America, Marvel's Falcon and Red Hulk are available for pre-order from our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth with a suggested retail price of $39.99 each.

[RobertD]

Snagged Red Hulk, passing on the rest for now.  Just don't feel like paying deluxe prices on everything today.  Fairly confident these will still be around by the time Hasbro does their next 35% off sale thing, and if not, well, I haven't seen the movie so I have no allegiance to this new Falcon character yet, and really, how many Anthony Mackie Sam Wilsons do I honestly need? 

[Ironspider428]

Grabbed all 3 plus a couple other things and got $25 off at EE. I'm cool with that lol.

[Atlantis]

On 10/27/2024 at 8:15 AM, since83 said:

Nice call on the extra wing hinge. I didn't see that. Figure is lookin really nice. I'm torn here. I wanna just preorder and get these. But the people saying they'll be on clearance in a few months are probably right, except for Red Hulk. I am generally getting sick of seeing stuff I paid 25-50 dollars for on deep discounts not that long after I got them. 

Sometimes you can just look at a thing and know its headed for the discount bin. For me these aren't awful figures, but nothing I'd race home for, if I were still buying hasbo Marvel stuff. I like that the team put in some effort on the wings; of course they're limited in what they can/can not do, due to these being movie versions and not the comic source. Having said that, I miss Falcon's previous Cap suit; I think it incorporated enough of a Captain America vibe, yet still leaving room for the Falcon's identity in it. The "new" Falcon has a tip of the hat to Sam's first appearance outfit, what with the green and brown subbing in for the green and orange (John Romita changing the colors to the now-classic red and white motif was a GREAT move), and I like that helmet. Not enough to snap it up, but if goes to discount, I wouldn't mind picking it up.

[AndyL]

On 10/28/2024 at 1:57 PM, Atlantis said:

Sometimes you can just look at a thing and know its headed for the discount bin. For me these aren't awful figures, but nothing I'd race home for, if I were still buying hasbo Marvel stuff. I like that the team put in some effort on the wings; of course they're limited in what they can/can not do, due to these being movie versions and not the comic source. Having said that I miss Falcon's previous Cap suit; I think it incorporated enough of Cap and still left room for Falcon's identity in it. The "new" Falcon has a tip of the hat to Sam's first appearance outfit, what with the green and brown subbing in for the green and orange (John Romita changing the colors to the now-classic red and white motif was a GREAT move), and I like that helmet. Not enough to snap it up, but if goes to discount, I wouldn't mind picking it up.

Yes these have got that whole Eternals/Shang-Chi/MoM feel to them. They do look cool. And I do like them for their complexity. There's a lot of intricacy and improved mechanics and aesthetics and you can tell there's a lot of work that went into these figures. And if there was no Marvel history and these were put out as G.I. Joe Classified's they'd be a massive hit. But as ML the appeal is just kind of flat. Other than to the staunch MCU figure collector which there are many but they're otherwise pretty bland. It's more the characters themselves rather than the figures. Aside from Red Hulk which was always somewhat organically popular these characters just feel like characters that were synthetically pushed for consumption since their creation and probably won't ever really catch on.

That said I did order the Red Hulk. He just looks too cool and he does look like he could serve as an alternate comic based version. I knew I would from the start though. But I am willing to gamble that the others will show up on clearance. If not it's really OK.

[watanabefan]

On 10/28/2024 at 12:31 PM, toynewman said:

Shown below is the new Hasbro Marvel Legends Captain America Brave New World Deluxe Red Hulk, Captain America And Falcon Figures featuring Captain America: Brave New World Deluxe: Captain America, Marvel's Falcon and Red Hulk are available for pre-order from our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth with a suggested retail price of $39.99 each.

Looking good. Wonder if they do the Leader down the line.

[Reno]

I pre-ordered the Joaquin Torres Falcon as I will always 100% buy a figure of a previously unmade character, even if it's MCU when I prefer comic. This one I didn't have to think about. Instant pre-order even at the $40 price tag.

I also didn't have to think about buying A-Train, I mean Sam-Cap. I just picked up a few of the Target exclusive deluxe comic version of Sam Cap for $10 each a few weeks ago. This was a flat no for me even if I can admire some of the things they did here. I like both head sculpts and changes to the wings, but it's probably not a purchase unless I eventually find it for like $12 and then it would be for the heads and wings.

The one that I'm torn on is Red Hulk. I'd love a nice pinless Red Hulk, but I prefer comic versions strongly. I have both of the previous Hasbro Red Hulks so will probably stick with those but again would probably jump on this if it hit a decent discount. Now if they had included a mustached face sculpt to stand in as Maverick? Then it would have been a full price pre-order for me.

I really hope that this movie does well, but the early word from screenings hasn't been particularly positive. I'd like to think that exposure to the characters in this movie might eventually help get us comic versions of Sabra and more Serpent Society. I don't think that I'd want movie versions though as they'd just be too plain.

[Satam]

Weird how much that Red Hulk still resembles Ruffalo, but based on the teaser shown at San Diego Comic Con, the folks doing the Red Hulk effects made sure he resembled Harrison Ford following his transformation. Seems kinda lazy on Hasbro's part, and I wouldn't be surprised if a more accurate movie version is released later.

[AndyL]

On 10/28/2024 at 2:43 PM, Satam said:

Weird how much that Red Hulk still resembles Ruffalo, but based on the teaser shown at San Diego Comic Con, the folks doing the Red Hulk effects made sure he resembled Harrison Ford following his transformation. Seems kinda lazy on Hasbro's part, and I wouldn't be surprised if a more accurate movie version is released later.

Strange. I was struggling to see how it resembled Harrison Ford. I just couldn't see it. But now that you say it looks like Ruffalo I see that. Did the legitimately use the same head sculpt? I'm pretty sure the body is different. He's actually a little more ripped than Ruffalo Hulk.

[JohnF]

Yup, no resemblance to Harrison Ford for the Red Hulk..

[JayC]

Dan Who? Reviews was able to chat a bit with Hasbro's Dwight Stall this past weekend at the MCM London Convention.
 

Among other things they talked about the newly revealed Hasbro Marvel Legends Captain America Brave New World Deluxe Red Hulk, Captain America And Falcon figures which are now available for pre-order from our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth with a suggested retail price of $39.99 each.

Amazon Links: Captain America: Brave New World Deluxe: Captain America, Marvel's Falcon and Red Hulk

They talked a bit about the new Made To Pre-Order Hasbro Pulse exclusive X-Men 97 Sentinel and also how the figures in the line are moving more and more where all figures will incorporate the pin less style.

Dwight teased something special is coming in the next handful of months. An all new character for Marvel Legends with pin-less body. Also he teased the next Build-A-Figure we see is one of Dwight's favorite figures he has worked on in sometime. Not an A-Lister character but not a Q-Lister one either.

They talked about how it can be tricky to bring a character like Mephisto to market but they are always looking at ways to get the things fans want in their hands.

They also talked about the Haslab Giant Man and the problem some folk have had with getting eyes that are not straight. Dwight said if you have that problem to contact Hasbro Customer Service about it and they are aware of the problem and working on getting more straight eyes printed from the factory to correct the problem for people.

[MeGrimlock78]

I didn't realize there was a problem with the eyes.  It's a shame as they looked so well done in the prototypes.

I get it though...the eyes on my JP T Rex Transformer don't sit quite right...makes her look a little like she's falling asleep.  Eyes are hard!

[GnarlyCharlie85]

Still waiting on mine should be today, but hope mine is ok. Nice they are going to fix it,but nobody wants to go through that hassle. Bobby vala actually in a way took up for hasbro, saying this could of been someone at the factory. They set there all day maybe just packing or placing said eyes and someone else misplaces one set of eyes with another. The person packing probably didn't notice the difference on account of them known to work fast paced at these places. I know I wouldn't notice, say I got a different batch of eyes after doing that for a few hours.

[JayC]

On 10/29/2024 at 10:02 AM, MeGrimlock78 said:

I didn't realize there was a problem with the eyes.  It's a shame as they looked so well done in the prototypes.

Its not a problem with everyone's Giant Man. I think the factory fixed the problem in mid-production so its random on who gets one with messed up eyes and who doesnt.

[JayC]

The Hasbro Marvel team revealed several new products at MCM Comic Con in London, including new additions to the Marvel Legends Series line inspired by Marvel Studios’ upcoming film, Captain America: Brave New World including Captain America, Red Hulk, and Marvel’s Falcon. These are available for pre-order now at places like our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth.

Additionally, Hasbro unveiled brand new products for kids and kids at heart with the Titan Hero series line including the Marvel Studios Titan Hero Series Captain America, Deluxe Captain America, and Red Hulk along with Hulk Captain America Flight Mode, Flight Vision Mask, NERF Skyshot Blaster, and Red Hulk Gamma Smash Fists. These products will be hitting store shelves this winter.

See official images and details for all of these products below:

Marvel Legends Series Captain America
(HASBRO | Ages 4 years & up | Approx. Retail Price: $39.99 | Available: Winter 2024)

This collectible 6-inch-scale Marvel figure is detailed to look like Captain America from Marvel Studios’ Captain America: Brave New World. Bring the excitement and wonder of the Marvel Universe to your collection with Hasbro Marvel Legends Captain America and other Marvel action figures. Available for pre-order now on Hasbro Pulse and fan channel retailers.


Marvel Legends Series Marvel’s Falcon
(HASBRO | Ages 4 years & up | Approx. Retail Price: $39.99 | Available: Winter 2024)

This collectible 6-inch-scale Marvel figure is detailed to look like Marvel’s Falcon from Marvel Studios’ Captain America: Brave New World. Bring the excitement and wonder of the Marvel Universe to your collection with Hasbro Marvel Legends Marvel’s Falcon and other Marvel action figures. Available for pre-order now on Hasbro Pulse and fan channel retailers.


Marvel Legends Series Red Hulk
(HASBRO | Ages 4 years & up | Approx. Retail Price: $39.99 | Available: Winter 2024)

This collectible 6-inch-scale Marvel figure is detailed to look like Red Hulk from Marvel Studios’ Captain America: Brave New World. Bring the excitement and wonder of the Marvel Universe to your collection with Hasbro Marvel Legends Red Hulk and other Marvel action figures. Available for pre-order now on Hasbro Pulse and fan channel retailers.


Marvel Studios Captain America Brave New World NERF Skyshot Blaster
(HASBRO | Ages 5 years & up | Approx. Retail Price: $22.99 | Available: December 2024)

The Marvel Studios Captain America Brave New World NERF Skyshot Blaster is an action-packed roleplay toy for boys and girls ages 5 and up. This Captain America toy includes 3 NERF darts that can be stored at the front of the blaster. To activate, load a dart, pull back lever to prep dart while activating pop-out wings, and push button on either side of the handle to fire. Captain America shield blaster also features an adjustable strap and can comfortably fit most kids ages 5 and up. Play indoors to blast enemy action figures (sold separately), or take the fun outdoors to imagine even more super hero adventures! Skyshot Blaster makes a fun, action-packed addition to any Captain America mask or costume for Halloween and other super hero themed parties.


Marvel Studios Captain America Brave New World, Titan Hero Series Captain America
(HASBRO | Ages 4 years & up | Approx. Retail Price: $9.99 | Available: December 2024)

With this Titan Hero Captain America action figure, kids can imagine stepping into an exciting, heroic world as Sam Wilson! In the latest movie from Marvel Studios, Captain America makes new allies to stop a force unlike any he's seen before. Kids will be inspired to let their super hero imaginations soar with their very own 12-inch-scale Captain America toy with updated movie-inspired design and deco. Figure also includes the iconic Captain America shield accessory for even more exciting pretend battle play against the super-strong and evil Red Hulk. Figure is packaged in an exclusive, Marvel-branded display box and makes a great addition to an Avengers toy collection. Look for more Captain America action figures and toys inspired by Marvel Studios' Captain America Brave New World. (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.)


Marvel Avengers Captain America: Brave New World Captain America Flight Mode
(HASBRO | Ages 4 years & up | Approx. Retail Price: $29.99  | Available: December 2024)

Imagine high-flying action and adventure with the Marvel Avengers Captain America Flight Mode action figure! This 9-inch-scale toy features red, white, and blue design and deco inspired by Marvel Studios’ Captain America: Brave New World. To activate flight mode, squeeze the figure’s legs together for pop-up wings that can be locked in place by pushing up the button on the toy’s back. Toy also comes with shield and helmet accessories, so kids can be prepared for aerial battles they imagine. Look for more Marvel figures, vehicles, playsets, and roleplay gear for boys and girls to build a collection or give as gifts! (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.)


Marvel Studios Captain America Brave New World, Titan Hero Series Deluxe Captain America
(HASBRO | Ages 4 years & up | Approx. Retail Price: $19.99 | Available: December 2024)

With this Titan Hero Deluxe 12-inch-scale Captain America action figure, kids can imagine stepping into an exciting, heroic world as Sam Wilson! In the latest movie from Marvel Studios, Captain America makes new allies to prevent global conflict. Kids will be inspired to let their super hero imaginations soar with their very own 12-inch-scale Captain America toy with updated movie-inspired design and deco. Figure also includes the iconic Captain America shield accessory and detachable wings for even more exciting pretend battle play against the super-strong villain, Red Hulk. Figure is packaged in an exclusive, Marvel-branded display box and makes a great addition to an Avengers toy collection. Look for more Captain America toys and figures inspired by Marvel Studios' Captain America Brave New World. (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.)


Marvel Studios Captain America Brave New World Flight Vision Mask
(HASBRO | Ages 5 years & up | A Approx. Retail Price: $19.99 | Available: December 2024)

This Marvel Studios Captain America Brave New World Flight Vision Mask is a role play toy kids 5 and up can use to dress up as Sam Wilson! Boys and girls can play as Captain America on his latest mission to save the world against a dangerous new nemesis. Flight Vision Mask features eye lens that can slide up or down and includes a stretchy back strap to comfortably fit most kids 5 and up. This Captain America toy makes a great Marvel gift for any occasion, and can also be a fun accessory for Captain America and super hero Halloween costumes! Look for other exciting action figures, role play toys, and playsets inspired by Marvel Studios Captain America Brave New World. (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.)


Marvel Avengers Captain America: Brave New World Red Hulk Gamma Smash Fists
(HASBRO | Ages 5 years & up | Approx. Retail Price: $22.99  | Available: December 2024)

The Marvel Avengers Captain America Red Hulk Gamma Smash Fists promise action-packed smashing action for kids ages 5 and up! Imagine smashing and battling just like Red Hulk with these roleplay toys for boys and girls. These Red Hulk smash hands feature design and detail inspired by Marvel Studios Captain America Brave New World, part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Each fist includes a grip band inside so kids can safely secure their hands during playtime. Red Hulk Gamma Smash Fists are made of a soft foam material to ensure safety, even though imaginative destruction is at play! This Marvel toy makes a great gift or makes an awesome accessory to wear with any Super Hero or Hulk costume for kids. Look for other Marvel-inspired role play toys and pretend to assemble your very own Avengers team! (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.)


Marvel Avengers Epic Hero Series Captain America: Brave New World Red Hulk
(HASBRO | Ages 4 years & up | Approx. Retail Price: $9.99 |  Available: December 2024)

Kids can imagine red smashing action with Red Hulk just like in Marvel Studios’ Captain America: Brave New World, part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe! This deluxe 4-inch-scale Marvel action figure is part of Hasbro’s Epic Hero Series and features entertainment-inspired design and deco, as well as 9 points of articulation for dramatic poseability. Epic Hero Series toy figures also include epic gear accessories and this Red Hulk figure comes with a damaged, melted car door accessory. This figure can't be missed and will be the perfect gift for kids or addition to any collection of Super Hero figures! Look for more Epic Hero Series Avengers toys for 4 year old boys and girls to collect, including figures, playsets, and toy vehicles! (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.)

[since83]

Thanks for this post and interview. I probably woulda just dealt with kinda off eyes for the forward look. Talked about this on the other thread, but called customer care and they were ready for it. You'll need to take a picture of all four eye plates and send that to them. Sounds like there are 2 problems. One off eye on the forward facing look, and some didn't get all three eye styles. Like, they got two side eyes and no forward or whatever. Supposedly getting a new neutral look and forward eyes, cause it's bagged together, in a few weeks. 

Sooooooo...Skrullhead to make up for it? Let's start a petition!!!

 

[Goldbug]

strange that they didn't list Epic 3.75 inch Falcon & Cap which looked to be deluxe versions

I assume their must be more standard single Epic figures on the way too

and who buys Titans? those just seem ridiculous and seem to be shelf fillers

[TheArrow]

On 10/29/2024 at 5:58 PM, Goldbug said:

 

and who buys Titans? those just seem ridiculous and seem to be shelf fillers

I've read numerous times that KIDS and parents love the Titans format figures, which is why Hasbro has continued them across several brands for so long. Apparently, they DO sell.

[since83]

A very calm Hulk figure.

[GnarlyCharlie85]

I just unboxed my giant man and got looking down eyes and two sets of off straight eyes...I think hard to tell. Well calling up hasbro add me to the list

[AndyL]

On 10/30/2024 at 5:05 AM, since83 said:

A very calm Hulk figure.

LOL. Right? A calmer gentler Hulk.

With melty fire hands.

On 10/30/2024 at 5:49 AM, GnarlyCharlie85 said:

I just unboxed my giant man and got looking down eyes and two sets of off straight eyes...I think hard to tell. Well calling up hasbro add me to the list

I'm on a few FB groups and there are a lot of reports like this. Not just reports of two sets of side eyes but there are more reports of just random sets of eyes looking in all directions. Anywhere other than straight. Almost like they just threw them all in one bin and pulled them out at random. Just none of them happened to be straight. Or maybe the guy they had stamping them was blind or drunk. I made my claim yesterday but I think it's at the point where the easiest way for Hasbro to save face is just to send a straight set to every customer automatically. That would also reduce the amount manpower it's going to take to receive and respond to the mountains of claims that must be coming in. Of course that's assuming there are any straight printed eyes to be found. The law of averages dictate that they might have gotten a few of them right at this point. But I guess if they came in right and you have no complaints there's really no reason to report they came in right. Other than to just let people know it does happen.

[GnarlyCharlie85]

On 10/30/2024 at 8:25 AM, AndyL said:

LOL. Right? A calmer gentler Hulk.

With melty fire hands.

I'm on a few FB groups and there are a lot of reports like this. Not just reports of two sets of side eyes but there are more reports of just random sets of eyes looking in all directions. Anywhere other than straight. Almost like they just threw them all in one bin and pulled them out at random. Just none of them happened to be straight. Or maybe the guy they had stamping them was blind or drunk. I made my claim yesterday but I think it's at the point where the easiest way for Hasbro to save face is just to send a straight set to every customer automatically. That would also reduce the amount manpower it's going to take to receive and respond to the mountains of claims that must be coming in. Of course that's assuming there are any straight printed eyes to be found. The law of averages dictate that they might have gotten a few of them right at this point. But I guess if they came in right and you have no complaints there's really no reason to report they came in right. Other than to just let people know it does happen.

That was my thought too, just send them out seems like it happened to everyone. I just called them and they just asked for my order number that was all ,said it would be mid December. I'm just glad they are addressing the problem. Also look at the different eyes with the mask on I couldn't tell the side eyes or looking down eyes just sitting in the face plate. I think that is part of the problem too,it's mainly just an off straight eye everyone is getting.

[tarot]

On 10/30/2024 at 2:38 PM, Hordak Rules said:

Personally, no I wouldn't.  I'd pay something along the lines of Dragon Man and Giantman but I'm not a big enough fan of that character to dish out that kind of money.  

 

On 10/30/2024 at 3:36 PM, Mjolnir_Customs said:

I would love an updated Fin Fang Foom, but for $500 it better be bigger and more articulated than the original. If it’s not going to be as big as Galactus with light up eyes and fire effects, then don’t bother. I seriously doubt there are enough collectors like me to fund it though. 

You two are posting in the wrong thread.

[watanabefan]

On 10/30/2024 at 12:52 AM, TheArrow said:

I've read numerous times that KIDS and parents love the Titans format figures, which is why Hasbro has continued them across several brands for so long. Apparently, they DO sell.

Also, they've been selling them for over a decade now (I first remember seeing these when Iron Man 3 came out). Given how we've seen Hasbro axe multiple series when they weren't profitable, someone must be buying these.

[Satam]

On 10/30/2024 at 11:38 AM, tarot said:

 

You two are posting in the wrong thread.

The main page story about FFF is going to this thread.