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Yeah, that's what everybody thinks it is, unfortuantely.

I appreciate the new torso for the Iron Man figure, so that way the head isn't the only thing different from the Classic Armor. I mean, it's not the accurate design of the Proto-Classic Armor, but at least it's different. I think the backdrop for the Iron Man figure is incredibly funny. It's like not even the Marvel Legends team has realized the base was meant to be one half of a satellite.

I was expecting their next Infinity War figure to be Iron Man MK L. Well, at least more Mafex means more Mafex. I like that they're pumping out more and more Marvel stuff.

Overdrive? More like Overdue.

If the Thor is the Herald of Thunder version, I think it would be smart if it also came with an alternate helmeted head, since that's how he has used this costume after the first arc:

Damn, I'm not even into She-Hulk but it does feel good to see her back to her proper self. With Rainbow Rowell writing it, I will try to check this out.

That's a fair take. Unfortunately Spider-Man being Spider-Man means this figure was too convenient to release to pass up.

It's neat to see Lim do interiors again. Most of his modern work has just been variant covers.

Part of the reason for this release is that Spider-Man's on-screen suit has been tweaked, with most notably the belt area being different. I don't see this figure as a re-release as much as its own release meant reflect the changes in the movie. I mean, they still should have painted the weblines, but just throwing that thought out there.

Ah, yes. Ikaris and his throat beam.

Kitty Kate in the Marauders: Broken nose. Kate in this figure: Nasal strip.

You're right, the figures are the same save for the upper torso.

Deluxe Black Widow got reused as Melina Vostokoff. And while War Machine didn't get reused, the figure itself was a partial retool with the upper legs of the 80 Years Iron Man, the flight effects from Iron Man 2020 and the gunfire and smoke effects from the Deadly Origin Black Widow.

Personally, I do think it detracts since it's impossible to pose the figure as it is without being forced to make an action pose. I know there are work-arounds like positioning the shield in a way the holes are obstructed from view, but still... I think it would have been wise for Hasbro to include an alternate pristine shield, but I bet they're betting that most people who will buy this figure will have some other shield from some other Captain America release hanging around.

As much as I'd like Hasbro to finally make a non-specific Tony Stark head, I can totally see them adapting Bob Layton's Tony for this release. The horned and bolted heads would be nice choices, but I would personally love to get the nose helmet. I've been vouching for ages for the nose helmet and the rollerskates to come as accessories. I'm also crossing my fingers Hasbro takes notes from the Iron Man 2020 and Doctor Doom figures and make the main headsculpt one in which we can see the eyes under the slits. That'd be perfect.