Hasbro Reveals SDCC Marvel Legends Exclusives And More
by Gary Catig
On the latest Hasbro Pulse Marvel Legends Fanstream, several new figures were revealed drawing from Fantastic Four, 2099 Unlimited, and Hulk 2099 comic runs. The toy company also announced a pair of San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) exclusives.
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The Fantastic Four figures draw upon the Future Foundation with two two-packs. The first is Marvel Legends Series Future Foundation Mr Fantastic & Spider-Man. This duo arrives this Fall, but will be up for pre-order on 21st May on the Hasbro Pulse website. The set includes 11 accessories. Mr Fantastic comes with two alternate hands, two alternate hands with stretched fingers, two bendy wire stretchy arms, and the Ultimate Nulifier. Spider-Man has two alternate thwip hands and two alternate wall-crawling hands.
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The other two-pack is Marvel Legend Series Future Foundation Marvel’s The Thing and Marvel’s Invisible Woman. They also will be available in the Fall and go up for pre-order beginning on 27th May. Thing has two alternate hands and an alternate head while Invisible Woman comes with two alternate hands, an invisible force field, and invisible force effects.
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Coming from the future is Marvel Legends Series Hulk 2099, which arrives Fall 2026. He retails for $46.99 and comes with alternate head and back fur. Pre-order this figure starting May 21st.
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The first SDCC exclusive is Marvel Legends Series Spider-Man Marvel’s Lizard, and Marvel’s Electro. The figures resemble their characters from the original Spider-Man cartoon from 1967. The three-pack includes 28 accessories such as alternate hands and heads, Spider-Man mask, and power FX. Like any convention exclusive, it has special packaging designed to look like a classic television wrapped in Spidey’s webs. It will be initially sold at the Hasbro booth during SDCC 2026 for $84.99. Limited quantities will be available to order from Hasbro Pulse.
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The second revealed SDCC exclusive is the Marvel Legends Series Professor Charles Xavier and Hoverchair, X-Men ’97. The chair has removable blast effects to display it in offensive mode, along with a psychic effect that attaches to the figure, control panel buttons, and a clear stand to make it appear as if it’s floating. Xavier comes with an alternate head, three alternate hands to show him using his telepathic powers, and a removable helmet. The outer packaging resembles a retro television, including sticker decals and a VHS slot.
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