The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Legends Holiday Special Preorder

With great power comes great responsibility! The holiday season is already swinging into action and we are so here for it. The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Legends Spider-Man (Marvel Holiday Special) Action Figure is now up for preorder over at our friends at BigBadToyStore, Entertainment Earth, Hasbro & Walmart for $34.99 with a December 2026 ship date, and boy are we thrilled! I just love everything about this concept. Spidey in a Santa hat with a soft goods sack full of mystery presents? How freakin’ cute is that?! You get 8 accessories total including 2 alternate hands and 4 little mystery gifts tucked inside that sack, which is such a fun touch. This is the kind of release that makes collecting so much fun, a really cool nod to the classic Marvel Holiday Special comics that gives your display shelf a whole different vibe. I can already picture this one posed next to a little Christmas tree on the shelf. If you’re a Spidey fan or just love seasonal comic book goodness, this is one you’re going to want to lock in early. So let’s take a look at the Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Legends Spider-Man Marvel Holiday Special Action Figure!

Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Holiday Special

The packaging leans fully into the holiday theme, with a bright red box decorated with embossed snowflake patterns and a snowy blue header framing the window. Through the clear tray, you can see Spider-Man sporting his festive Santa-inspired jacket alongside a nice spread of accessories, including wrapped presents, a Santa hat, alternate hands, a soft goods sack, and a small Spider-Man mini figure tucked in the lower corner.

The side panel artwork is a real treat, featuring a beautifully illustrated Spider-Man bundled up in a fur-lined red coat with his Santa hat pulled low, perched on a snowy rooftop with wrapped gifts scattered around him. I like how the art leans into a cozy, comic book holiday vibe with soft snowfall and warm lighting from the buildings below, setting the seasonal tone perfectly.

Outfitted with a fur-trimmed red Santa coat, Spider-Man looks absolutely perfect here, with the sculpted white fleece lining creating a great contrast against the glossy red jacket and his classic webbed suit underneath. The soft goods sack slung over his shoulder is stuffed with candy canes and wrapped presents poking out, and I love how the silver buckle on the belt adds a small but satisfying detail tying the whole holiday look together.

Here’s a closer look at the Santa hat, which sits slightly askew over his mask with a sculpted white fur brim that has a nice textured, almost woolly quality to it. The mystery presents are tucked inside the soft goods sack, and you can see how the plush red fabric drapes naturally with enough weight and volume to look convincing at this scale.

Spider-Man’s classic costume looks great underneath all the holiday gear, with crisp black webbing running across the red sections of his mask, torso, and boots while the blue areas stay clean and vibrant. You can see how the black spider emblem on his chest peeks through the open coat, and the white lenses on his mask have a sharp, expressive shape that gives his head sculpt a lot of personality.

Here’s a closer look at the back of the Santa coat, and I like how the glossy red finish on the jacket contrasts with the matte texture of the sculpted fur trim running along the hem, cuffs, and collar. The soft goods sack trails behind with that velvety fabric pooling naturally on the ground, and the white drawstring cord wraps convincingly around his webbed fingers.

I’m really digging this shot, which captures Spider-Man mid-swing with his holiday coat flaring open and the Santa hat trailing behind him, the pom-pom whipping back with a great sense of motion. The web-shooting hand is splayed wide with individually sculpted fingers, and you can see how well the coat’s fur trim holds up when the figure is put through more extreme poses, keeping its shape without bunching or looking awkward.

Clad in his full holiday getup with the coat open wide, Spider-Man looks fantastic in this airborne pose, with the sculpted fur lining catching every bit of that feathery texture along the lapels and hemline as the jacket spreads out behind him. It’s cool to see how the blue sections of his suit come through so prominently here across his legs and waist, creating a strong color separation between the warm reds of the coat and the cooler tones underneath.

Spider-Man comes equipped with a generous spread of accessories laid out here, and the swap hands with their web-shooting and open-palm gestures carry the same crisp black webbing detail as the rest of the suit. Something I appreciate here is the soft goods sack, which uses a velvety red fabric with a white drawstring closure that feels like a real step up from a sculpted alternative.

Finished in a uniform deep red, the mini Spider-Man figure included here is a fun little bonus, with his armor sculpt carrying surprisingly sharp detail for something this small. The two wrapped presents are nicely done too, one in red with a gold ribbon and bow, the other in green with a red ribbon, and they work as great little display props on their own.

Here’s a closer look at the soft goods sack on its own, and the velvety red fabric has a really satisfying weight and texture to it, cinching up nicely with that knotted white drawstring. One of the mystery presents is peeking out from the opening, wrapped in green with a red starburst pattern, sitting on top of what looks like a flat red gift box sliding out from underneath.