Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy Legends Series Marvel’s Death’s Head II, 6-inch
One of my most favorite Marvel properties has finally got his Marvel Legends figure. We had a smaller version of Death’s Head before and a Death’s Head II not too long ago. How ever the big guy himself was lacking a true Marvel Legends scale figure. Death’s Head if you are not familiar with is a bounty hunter who first made an appearance in the UK Transformers Comics and later made his way over in the 90s. Think a more comical wacky robo Lobo and your good. Thank you Jessie Falcon for this dear dear treat if only we had a Marvel Legends ROM figure. Oh yeah thats on his way too. Don’t mind me as I go in the corner and cry with happiness. Upcoming ROM Marvel Legends Series Death’s Head Deluxe 6-Inch Action Figure – Exclusive Marvel Legends Death’s Head figure! This collectible figure is detailed to look like the character from Marvel comic books. 6-inch scale Marvel figures are fully articulated with poseable head, arms, and legs. Marvel action figure set comes with 6 accessories, including weapon accessories that can be displayed on his back. Collectible action figure stands at 7.65 inches tall and comes in an exclusive window box package inspired by character’s retro collector card. Hasbro Marvel action figures’ 6 inch scale make them great for posing and displaying in fans’ collections. Reimagine Marvel comics-inspired scenes on your shelf with Marvel Legends action figures. Bring the excitement and wonder of the Marvel Universe to your collection with Hasbro Marvel Legends Death’s Head figure! This collectible figure is detailed to look like the character from Marvel comic books. 6-inch scale Marvel figures are fully articulated with poseable head, arms, and legs. Marvel action figure set comes with 6 accessories, including weapon accessories that can be displayed on his back. Collectible action figure stands at 7.65 inches tall and comes in an exclusive window box package inspired by character’s retro collector card. Hasbro Marvel action figures’ 6 inch scale make them great for posing and displaying in fans’ collections. Reimagine Marvel comics-inspired scenes on your shelf with Marvel Legends action figures. Available -August 2024 Retail – $39.99 EE Link Free Shipping on Orders $79 or More! + 10% Off In-Stock Order BBTS Link Hasbro Pulse Link Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy Legends Series Marvel’s Death’s Head II A cyborg hero with a repertoire of super abilities, Death’s Head II has incredible physical strength, and an even stronger personality. Assemble a rag-tag team of misfits from Guardians of Galaxy with the Marvel Legends Series! With the Marvel 6-inch Legends Series, both kid and adult Marvel fans can start a legendary collection of comic- and movie-based Marvel characters. This 6-inch Marvel’s Death’s Head II figure is articulated and features a comic-inspired design, making it an epic addition to any Marvel collection. Collect the figures in this Guardians of the Galaxy Legends Series Build-a-Figure collection to assemble Marvel’s Mantis! Available – Now Amazon Link Follow Toy Wizards on Facebook , Twitter , Instagram , and YouTube for all the latest toy news, reviews and updates! Please Note that some links are affiliate links that helps us keep the lights on. Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive. Continue reading (#) Amazing!!!! From Toyshiz on Insta: @igndotcom has the exclusive over on their site, DEATHS HEAD will be the @hasbropulse Marvel Legends Exclusive for this year. In the article, IGN states that you will be able to buy in person at the con. Here’s their details, “How to Buy Hasbro’s SDCC Exclusives SDCC 2024 marks the first year in a while that Hasbro will be directly selling its exclusives at the show rather than offering preorders and shipping the items out later. However, you won’t simply be able to walk up to Hasbro’s booth and buy these figures on a whim. Collectors will first need to head to the Comic-Con Exclusives Portal and reserve a time slot. Note that you’ll need a valid SDCC badge to be able to reserve a slot. At that point, collectors can head to the Hasbro booth ( #3213 ) and purchase the figures at the indicated time. Hasbro’s Comic-Con Exclusives Portal will open on Monday, July 8 and close on Thursday, July 18. Also note that select quantities of these figures will be made available on the Hasbro Pulse website after SDCC is over, but we’d expect demand to far exceed supply.” $40 marvel bucks takes em home. Stay tuned! I'm thrilled for all the Death's Head fans. I remember the impassioned pleas to Hasbro for this figure when they gave Death's Head II in the Guardians wave. YES! A huge want of mine, especially since he had a 4” figure back in the day and DH2 in Legends already. I love to see them circle back and do the classic, iconic version of a character. Now do it for Dracula. 😉 Oh, I am stoked for this. I'm going to be maxing out my portal slots trying for the Hasbro booth it looks like. I need to get this guy. Oh helllll yeah! This put a big smile on my face as soon as I saw it. Looks fantastic! I know folks will be worried about this being an SDCC exclusive - am I wrong in feeling like the last several years have not been very difficult to acquire online? It sounds like they're changing the structure up a little bit so it could change things, but I feel like they've been pretty accessible. I'll just throw this out there - I know there are some hardcore Death's Head fans here outside the US that may not have access to however they sell it online - I'm more than happy to facilitate getting one to you at cost (pending availability through Pulse, of course). I'd be very sad if the folks here who have been requesting DH I for decades couldn't get their hands on one. This better not be a hassle to get at Pulse. It looks fantastic. Maybe it’s just the packaging that’s exclusive? Love the trading card design. I was more of a Deathhead II fan but this is an incredible looking Legends. Given the rarity of any Deathhead figure being made I'll probably try to grab it if I can If this can't be gotten at Pulse after the convention I'm going to be really pissed. I've been wanting a proper Marvel Legends Death's Head for ages. In more positive news, at least it's not some kind of Asgardian exclusive like Balder or the Warriors Three. That would have made me blow my friggin' top. Hasbro nailed it. Happy for you Death's Head fans. Wow! I like my Death's Head II but I may need this as well. Such a great rendering of that bonkers design. I'm actually super intrigued by the Trading Card trade dress on this exclusive. I wouldn't mind seeing that explored more on packaging going forward. I know some of the X-Men multi-packs - Love Triangle 3-pack, Excalibur 3-pack, X-Factor 2-pack - used the trading card art, though not quite in the same way as this. But, I know some on the design team are big fans of the old trading cards, so it wouldn't surprise me if they leaned into this a little more. Hope I can grab this one online but if not I'll survive See this to me is the perfect exclusive. A fairly niche character that not everyone may want, like me. It certainly looks fantastic and spot on but I was never a Death Heads fan. Now, like Thor-el said, if it had been The Warriors Three or Balder The Brave I would have been upset. Happy for all you Death Head fans out there! Well that’s a whole chunk of awesome. Insta-buy. Hopefully it’s just at specialist stores for non US folk. That's a great looking figure. I wasn't looking to get one myself but... Now I guess I am. Latest Post: Four Horsemen Studios - Mythic Legions Our newest member: poweMag Recent Posts Unread Posts Tags Forum Icons: Forum contains no unread posts Forum contains unread posts (?foro=allread&foro_n=d785cdd451) (?foro=allread&foro_n=d785cdd451) Mark all read (?foro=allread&foro_n=d785cdd451) Topic Icons: Not Replied Replied Active Hot Sticky Unapproved Solved Private Closed Powered by wpForo version 2.4.0 Eric Keys here with my first Marvel Legends Review. I’ve been a long time collector of this action figure line, with hundreds in my collection, but have not reviewed any newer Marvel Legends since I started doing reviews earlier this year. Today, we’re checking out the 2024 San Diego Comic Con (SDCC) Marvel Legends exclusive from Hasbro, Death’s Head. Originally created as a one-off character in Transformers #113, this cyborg bounty hunter quickly gained a cult following, thanks to his unique design and interesting personality. The version of Death’s Head that I grew up, represented by this SDCC exclusive, had his own series in Marvel comics starting in 1988 and evolved into other versions. There have been other iterations of Death’s Head, a 2 nd and 3 rd version, with the first always being my personal favorite. The 2nd has already had a Marvel Legends figure created back in 2017 and I’m admittedly not too familiar with that version of Death’s Head. So how does this SDCC exclusive hold up against the comic book version that I am familiar with? Product Description This peacekeeping cyborg from the far future is a one-being arsenal who doesn’t care who his next victim is, as long as he’s being paid. Bring the excitement and wonder of the Marvel Universe to your collection with the Hasbro Marvel Legends Death’s Head figure! Inspired by the character’s appearance in Marvel comics, this collectible 6-inch figure is fully articulated with poseable head, arms, and legs. Comes with 6 accessories, including shield and weapon accessories that can be displayed on his back. This premium figure comes in an exclusive window box package inspired by the character’s retro collector card. Packaging Fantastic design by the Hasbro team on the packaging to match the 1991 Marvel Universe trading card. As a loose collector, who doesn’t keep his figures in the box, I was very tempted to keep it in the box and display it next to the card. 1991 Marvel Universe card for reference (not included with action figure). Initial Reaction Hasbro hit the ball out of the park with the colors and immediate recognition of this figure as the Death’s Head that I remember. The late 80’s and early 90’s were my era of comic reading and collecting as a kid. Nostalgia points for me. Inside the box, you’ll find an extra set of hands, a shield and 3 weapon attachments that can be plugged into the figures hand sockets. The hands popped out very easily and the weapon attachments slide in and out with ease. The weapon attachments store on the shield which also pegs onto his back. The Good – The design is excellent on this figure. The colors pop and make this figure a stand out on the shelf. Some great details on the pauldrons with battle damage and what looks like bullet damage. Paint application is solid with the colors contrasting nicely between the blue, yellow and silver armor with red bits thrown in. The cape has nice texture detailing and the tattering with the holes towards the bottom adds some more flair. Clever design with the hand attachments staying true to the character. He has an excellent size to him at about 8″ and scales well with other lines. The figures next to Death’s Head in order of the images; Cosmic Legions Kanoxx Vull, Marvel Legends Joe Fix It Hulk and Marvel Legends Spiderman, AWOK Kah-Lee, SC Lemurian Guard, Action Force Kerak and GI Joe Classified Snake Eyes. The Mid – Typical Hasbro style weapons that are flimsy and lacking details. I would’ve liked to have seen an included larger axe or gun for the character to hold. Shown here with the Cosmic Legions Kanoxx Vull mace weapon. A couple of examples of Death’s Head using weapons in the comic books. The character is bulky and the attached pauldrons and one piece cape hinder movement a bit. There are only a pair of fists included and it’s a bummer to not have a right gripping hand to dual wield weapons without having to port weapons into his hands. The shield is too small in my opinion. The handle is small and is too loose to properly hold in the hands. The back port doesn’t hold the shield well. The back hole looks to be hexagon shaped while the shield has a circular hole. The Bad – no QC issues of note. I will say that the figure has that typical Hasbro sheen on the plastic. I’d like to see an improvement in the future for a more metallic look on the shade of paint. The eye’s could have used a little better paint application and looks slightly messy. Final Impressions This is a very good representation of the character and I’m happy with the somewhat cult classic and obscure choice for the SDCC Exclusive. In box collectors should love the packaging choice with the added boost of the nostalgic throwback to the Marvel Universe cards from the early 90’s. Some articulation junkies may not be happy with the bulky and restrictive nature of the posing due to the pauldrons and cape but I’d personally rather have an awesome looking version of Death’s Head on my shelf. Overall, a very good looking figure that could use a bit more love related to the paint and accessory choices. 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