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I get the feeling this costume was intended as a middle point between the biker-style and the classic costume. It's got the predominantly black and red color plalette of the biker-style and geometric logos not unlike the biker-style's own geometric spider, but it has the cowl and form-fittingness of the classic costume. The only thing I feel ties it to Spider-Man is the web pattern, but I guess Peter and Miles didn't trademark it. I agree, though, that they should have stuck to the biker costume since it looked like they were comitted to it, or they should have gone back to the classic costume since plently of people seemed to be happy when it looked like she was going back to it.

She's not even wearing that biker-style costume anymore. In this series she'll debut a new costume

Spidey PS4's Taskmaster has a much more hi-tech feel to his costume, with plenty of tailor-made armor. The helmet is much more stylized and even has glowing eyes. He also has only the hood, with no cape. A-Day's Taskmaster is much more rudimentary. Aside from his weapon harness, boots, and shoulder pads, he's wearing a t-shirt and cargo pants. His helmet also emulates the shape of a skull a lot more. His hood is frayed and he has a cape. They only share some similarities because they're both different versions of the same character. But their designs have distinctly different approaches, and they're not even voiced by the same actor.

So it seems MAFEX is effectively making their way through Avengers: Infinity War, with Iron Spider, Thor and now Captain America... And MAFEX are closer in scale with Marvel Legends... Please announce an Iron Man MK 50 next, MAFEX, please.

Man, the quality of the accessories... Like with the deluxe figure, I hope it's a sign of things to come and not just a one-time thing.

Fun fact: a plot involving Madbombs was the back-up plan for Captain America: Civil War in case they didn't manage to get RDJ on board (x).

BRB, googling what are the most valuable organs that I can live without.

Looks promising, especially with Larraz and Silva on board to complement Ewing and Slott. Nice covers too. I always liked how Jim Cheung draws the Extremis Armor.

I don't want to hijack this thread too much, but totally agreed. The first and only Iron Man wave in the entirety of Marvel Legends' history happened seven years ago, and because of his movie. Kinda ridiculous.

1. Iron Spider - This figure is long due for a redo, especially since they can reuse the MCU Iron Spider's legs. 2. Extremis Iron Man - To go with the Iron Spider for a Civil War theme. 3. Ghost - Spider-Man and Tony teamed-up once to fight him. 4. Iron Man 2020 - Spider-Man fought him once in that annual. 5. Iron Man MK I - During The Other, Spider-Man borrowed the armor from Tony. 6. Initiative War Machine - In Avengers: The Initiative, War Machine fought Spid-- I mean, Spider-Man fought War Machine. BAF. Titanium Man - Since Spider-Man fought him in the Civil War prelude for his series, I think it fits. I think this would be a really cool Iron Man wav-- Spider-Man. I meant Spider-Man weave. Yes... Spider-Man... Yeah, Spider-Man. Not Iron Man. Nuh-uh. Spider-Man.

Pretty much just copying my comment on the Black Widow figure announcement thread, but if these deluxe editions look like they're going to be reusing generic effect pieces, I think War Machine would really benefit from coming packaged with plently of "boom" "fwoosh" and "rattattatatta" effects. Like a souped-up version of the effect assortment that came with the ToyBiz War Machine. I'd love it if they did this for a Classic War Machine or MCU War Machine MK IV figure. For Iron Man, I'd love to see the MK 50 with a selection of nanoweapon accessories on par with the Figuarts weapon sets or the Nota and Takara Tony custom sets. I'd love to see that with comic armor as well (the Bleeding Edge and Model-Prime suits), but I feel they're less feasible since they're not MCU-related. And if a nano weapon set is too specific, I think an Iron Man could still come packed with more generic-looking effect pieces. Unibeam, long repulsor beams, a take-off base like the old Marvel Select figure, missiles, etc.

A MK 4 War Machine like this would be a dream come true for me, since it's my favorite War Machine armor and it's the suit that packed the most firepower in all the movies. As for the MK 50, I feel the same as you. I always thought the crevices were too wide and deep. I mean, you can pretty much stick your nail into the creases in the abs and the helmet. The shoulders are also too wide. And while the 2-pack reissue fixed the color and added some sorely needed accessories, I never really liked that they only serve to recreate two very specific configurations. I always wanted something with more versatility and better mix-and-match opportunities, like the Figuarts nanoweapon sets.

I'm all into getting a fourth MK 50 if it comes with a crazy amount of nano weapons. However, since this Black Widow release is reusing some parts, I wouldn't be surprised if these deluxe figures only come with generic accessories like explosions or muzzle flashes. In that case, a War Machine figure could really benefit from that.

That's some import-tier accessory assortment. I really hope it's not a one-off.

I've always been lukewarm about Pops, but I figured I would have to buy at least one to tick off the checkbox, so I decided to get their previous version of Tony with the Infinity Stones. Now I kinda feel a little bit cheated.