McFarlane presents new sixth scale collectibles of Spider-Man and Deadpool.
Following the earlier reveal of The Punisher, McFarlane Toys has announced two additional sixth scale Marvel collectible figurines: Deadpool and Spider-Man. These figures replicate scenes inspired by the cover art of Deadpool #1 and Marvel Tales #223. They are currently available for pre-order at a price of $59.99 each; you can view them here…
A NEW ERA FOR THE MERC WITH A MOUTH, A GUN, AND A SWORD… Introducing a menacing new villain determined to catch Wade in his DEATH GRIP. But remember, all work and no play means Deadpool could end up very dead!
- Inspired by the cover art of DEADPOOL #1
- 1:6th Scale Collectible featuring an environmental base and backdrop scene
- Comes with an art card showcasing character artwork on the front and a comic synopsis
- Includes a reprint of DEADPOOL #1 comic book
When Dr. Octopus’s mechanical arms are showcased at New York’s Museum of Natural Science, Otto Octavius utilizes his mental connection to command them to free him from prison.
- Inspired by the cover art of MARVEL TALES #223
- 1:6th Scale Collectible with an environmental base and backdrop scene
- Comes with an art card featuring character artwork on the front and a comic synopsis
- Includes a reprint of MARVEL TALES #223 comic book
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