Marvel Legends Preorders with Exclusive Magic The Gathering Cards

Avengers assemble! Hasbro is doing something really cool with the Marvel Legends line, and I am so here for it. Three new 6-inch figures are up for preorder now over at BigBadToyStore, and each one comes packaged with an exclusive foil Magic: The Gathering playable card. That’s right, two hobbies colliding in one box! We’ve got an Avengers: Twilight Captain America, a Doom 2099 Doctor Doom, and a deep cut Malice version of Sue Storm from the Fantastic Four comics. All three are priced at $39.99 each with an expected ship date of October 2026, so there’s plenty of time to plan out your shelf space. I just love the character selection here. Avengers: Twilight Cap is such a great pick, and if you’ve been following along with our coverage of the Avengers Doomsday Marvel Legends preorders, you know Hasbro has been leaning hard into some amazing comic-inspired territory lately. Doom 2099 is a fantastic choice too, coming loaded with 8 accessories including lightning effects, and Malice is the kind of deep cut Fantastic Four pick that makes collectors like us lose our minds. How exciting is that?! The inclusion of the Magic: The Gathering cards is a super fun bonus that bridges the collectible card and action figure worlds in a way we haven’t really seen from Hasbro before. Each figure gets its own exclusive foil card from the Marvel Super Heroes set, so they’re actually playable in your Magic deck. Whether you’re a Marvel Legends collector, a Magic player, or both, this is a really cool crossover worth checking out. BigBadToyStore is a fantastic retailer and a great place to lock these in early. So let’s take a look at these Marvel Legends preorders with exclusive Magic: The Gathering cards!

Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below

Avengers: Twilight Captain America

The packaging uses a dark charcoal box with gold trim framing the window, and the interior features a comic art backdrop with faint illustrated panels adding some nice texture behind the contents. An exclusive foil Magic: The Gathering card is prominently displayed alongside the figure’s accessories, including his shield, an alternate unmasked head, and what appears to be a pair of removable sunglasses.

Here’s a closer look at the back of the box, which showcases the full Magic: The Gathering crossover wave with promotional artwork for Captain America, Black Panther, Doctor Doom 2099, and Malice (Sue Storm). Each character gets their own illustrated card-style panel with vivid, action-heavy artwork that really sells the fantasy-meets-Marvel mashup aesthetic of this collaboration.

Captain America’s Avengers: Twilight suit mixes classic patriotic colors with a more tactical, militarized look, and I like how the torso combines that textured blue chest panel with sculpted red and white stripes running down the midsection. The brown leather utility belt and matching gloves break up the color scheme nicely, while those silver and red armored shin guards give his lower half a real tech-forward feel that’s distinct from any previous Cap figure.

You can see how the black ribbed midsection sculpt adds a segmented, almost armored quality to his torso, and those splayed alternate hands really sell the intensity of the moment. The shield has a clean red finish with a smooth underside, and I like how the brown gloves have that worn, slightly weathered leather texture that contrasts against the glossy black of his lower suit.

Here’s a closer look at the shield from the back, and the sculpted scratch marks and claw-like gouges across the red and blue concentric rings give it a battle-worn character that’s really satisfying in person. The brown leather holster on his belt sits snugly at the hip, and those silver armored boots have a sleek, rounded toe design with red accents at the ankle that tie them back to the rest of the suit’s color palette.

Captain America’s unmasked head sculpt has a great likeness, with short brown hair swept to one side and a determined expression that fits the older, seasoned take on Steve Rogers from the Twilight storyline. The removable sunglasses sit naturally on his face, with clear lenses and a thin translucent frame that adds a subtle civilian edge you don’t usually get with a Cap figure.

Here’s the full spread of everything you get with Captain America, and it’s a solid loadout for the price point. The Magic: The Gathering card, titled “Captain America, Team Leader,” features original artwork of Cap mid-throw with his shield and has that foil treatment that should look great sleeved up next to your other Marvel Super Heroes cards.

Doctor Doom 2099

The front of Doctor Doom 2099’s packaging gives you a good preview of his silver armor and deep blue hooded cloak through the window, with the exclusive Magic: The Gathering card, titled “Doctor Doom, King of Latveria,” displayed in its sealed foil pack alongside him. I like how the card art features a moody, atmospheric illustration of Doom crackling with energy, and the 3/3 creature stats printed at the bottom confirm it’s a fully playable Legendary Creature card.

Here’s a closer look at the back of the box, which showcases the full Magic: The Gathering crossover wave with promotional artwork for Captain America, Black Panther, Doctor Doom 2099, and Malice (Sue Storm). Each character gets their own illustrated card-style panel with vivid, action-heavy artwork that really sells the fantasy-meets-Marvel mashup aesthetic of this collaboration.

Doctor Doom 2099’s silver armor has a fantastic metallic finish across the chest plate, with those spiked shoulder ridges adding an aggressive, futuristic edge to the sculpt. The translucent yellow lightning effects wrap and branch around his entire body, and they’re some of the most elaborate energy accessories I’ve seen packed in with a figure at this price point.

Clad in that deep blue hooded cloak, Doctor Doom 2099 cuts an impressive silhouette, and you can see how the fabric drapes with a natural weight and flow that frames the silver armor underneath beautifully. The yellow translucent energy effect attached to his gauntlet has a wild, crackling shape with multiple forking tendrils, and those red eyes beneath the shadowed hood are a small but effective detail that ties the whole look together.

Something I appreciate here is how the gauntlets have that chunky, oversized cuff design with a flared opening, giving them a distinctly 2099-era tech look that separates them from classic Doom’s medieval aesthetic. The belt buckle features a clean “D” insignia sculpted into a squared-off plate, and the layered hip armor has a sharp, angular cut with lighter silver accents that contrast against the darker charcoal of the lower suit.

The sculpt on the cloak really shines from this side profile, with deep, flowing folds that cascade from the hood all the way down past the ankles, each crease catching shadow in a way that gives the fabric a convincing sense of weight. His silver armored boots peek out just below the hem, and you can see how those articulated silver gauntlets extend past the cloak’s edge with their own sculpted segmentation.

Doctor Doom 2099 comes equipped with a nice selection of swap-out hands, including a pair of open splayed hands and what looks like a pointed finger and a gripping fist, all finished in that same metallic silver as the rest of his armor. The included shield, tucked inside the packaging window, has a compact, rounded design that should pair well with the lightning effects for some great display options.

Malice (Sue Storm)

The front of Malice’s packaging gives you a clear look at her sleek black and red costume through the window, with that dramatic spiked collar and flowing red-lined cape framing her nicely alongside the alternate Sue Storm unmasked head sculpt. The exclusive Magic: The Gathering card, titled “Invisible Woman,” is displayed in its sealed foil pack with action-packed artwork of the character and a 3/3 Legendary Creature stat line at the bottom.

Here’s a closer look at the back of Malice’s box, which mirrors the same card-panel layout as the rest of the wave, with each character framed in their own Magic: The Gathering-style artwork. It’s cool to see all four figures presented together like this, and Malice’s artwork in particular leans into that dramatic cape and spiked collar with a swirl of violet energy that feels right at home alongside the rest of the roster.

Malice’s costume is a striking mix of glossy black and deep crimson, with a diamond-shaped red cutout sculpted into the torso and tattered, jagged cape edges that give the whole outfit a wonderfully sinister texture. I like how the spiked gauntlets and matching spiked crown tie together as a cohesive design, and that studded choker around her neck is a small but killer detail that nails the Psycho-Man-influenced look from the Fantastic Four comics.

I’m really digging the way Malice’s blonde hair sculpt has that tightly curled, vintage wave pattern that contrasts so sharply against the dark, angular spiked collar framing her face. Her expression is pure menace, with a wide, teeth-baring grin and heavily arched brows that nail Sue Storm’s corrupted persona perfectly.

You can see how the cape’s tattered, uneven hemline has that deep crimson lining peeking through from underneath, and the way it billows and sweeps out to the side really sells the sculpted motion. The crown’s sharp horns taper to fine points from the back, and those spiked wristbands on each forearm have individually sculpted studs that match the ones ringing the collar.

Here’s the full spread of everything you get with Malice, and it’s a lean but focused loadout with the alternate unmasked head, two swap-out fists, and that exclusive “Invisible Woman” Magic: The Gathering card featuring Lucio Parrillo’s moody artwork. The alternate head sculpt sports that spiked crown with a half-mask covering the upper face, and the exposed lips beneath carry a dark, muted tone that gives you a completely different display option from the default grinning portrait.