In anticipation of Marvel’s Saturday Comic-Con panel, Marvel released this awesome “poster” / banner of Captain America fighting during the war. If the movie is half as cool as this poster I’m excited!
(via TheOnion.com)
Hasbro sent over a slew of new images of Star Wars, Transformers, and Marvel. Enjoy
Art Asylum posted some great shots of the new Marvel Minimates Series 6 that hits Toys R’ Us. The new packs include Klaw and Storm, Thor Reborn and Lady Lori, Mr. Fantastic and World War Hulk, and Wolverine and Captain America!
You can see more photos of the packaging at Art Asylum
Along with the new Transformer images, Hasbro sent over some new SuperHero Squad playsets, and a Spider-Man that shoots water. Yes, I’m serious. Image gallery after the jump.
With only five months away, we are getting our first look at the Iron Man 2 Minimates. The Marvel Minimates 35th assortment features Whiplash, Pepper Potts, Happy Hogan variant, and the as-of-yet unrevealed War Machine. The wave of Minimates will hit stores in April 2010.
Tags: Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Marvel, Mini-mates, Minimate, Minimates, War Machine, Whiplash
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Of all the early Marvel Legends figures, most of them have seen an update. Let’s face it, toys have come a long way in the last couple years. One of the latest to see an update was one of the most anticipated figures of the year, Iron Man.
Tags: Avengers, Hulk, Iron Man, Marvel, Marvel Legends, Nick Fury, The Incredible Hulk
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Wow. According to the New York Times, Disney has acquired Marvel Entertainment for $4 billion. Robert Iger said “We believe that adding Marvel to Disney’s unique portfolio of brands provides significant opportunities for long-term growth and value creation.” Ike Perlmutter believes that “Disney is the perfect home for Marvel’s fantastic library of characters given its proven ability to expand content creation and licensing businesses.”
You know what that means, a Mickey Mouse Spider-Man.
Wow big surprise here. Captain America is coming back to life. Two years ago, Marvel killed off the patriotic superhero. Now writer Ed Brubaker and artist Bryan Hitch are bringing Steve Rogers back to life. Bucky Barnes has been the current Captain America for the past few years. Bringing back Rogers has nothing to do with the fact that a Captain America film is in the works. No that can’t be. You can read more about it at Marvel.com
