Marvel Legends NYCC 2025 Panel Reveals and Booth Images

We don’t usually dive into the Marvel Legends world, but when in Rome—and since we’re here live at New York Comic Con 2025, it was impossible to pass up the excitement coming out of the Hasbro Marvel Legends panel! Sharing the stage with the Star Wars team, the Marvel crew came out swinging with some truly jaw-dropping reveals. They unveiled the latest Build-A-Figure wave, a lineup packed with fan-favorite characters that will have collectors eager to complete every piece, along with two brand-new Inhumans 2-packs. To top it all off, they announced a made-to-order figure that went up for preorder today. And if that wasn’t enough, we also got up-close shots from the Hasbro booth, where most of the figures revealed in the panel were put on display in all their glory, giving us a fantastic look at the sculpt details, paint apps, and overall presentation. The energy here on the floor is electric, and I have to say, even as someone who doesn’t usually cover Marvel Legends, it’s hard not to get swept up in the sheer fun and spectacle of it all!

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NYCC 2025 Coverage

Build-A-Figure Wave

The newest Marvel Legends Build-A-Figure assortment centers on Executioner as the massive Asgardian BAF and features a diverse lineup of long-requested heroes and villains. The wave includes World War II Wolverine (Logan), Warbow, Iron Man Mark 72 (Mysterium Armor), Dark Avengers Spider-Man, Phantom Rider, Werewolf by Night, and Enchantress. Together they blend classic comic styles with modern updates—ranging from vintage-inspired characters like Phantom Rider to brand-new interpretations such as Iron Man’s sleek black-and-red Mysterium suit. The Executioner serves as the powerful build-a-figure companion to Enchantress, completing an Asgardian duo fans have wanted for years. The entire wave goes up for preorder on October 10 through Hasbro Pulse and Amazon.

Wolverine – WWII Logan

Originally previewed at SDCC 2025 alongside Warbow, this figure was confirmed during the NYCC panel as part of the new Executioner Build-A-Figure wave. While no new sculpt or accessory details were discussed, the team highlighted it as one of their favorite figures from the wave, joking that he’s ready to “take it to Omaha Beach this summer.” Preorders open October 10 on Hasbro Pulse and Amazon.

This figure captures Wolverine in his gritty World War II look, decked out in a detailed olive drab uniform with sculpted pockets, straps, and a removable helmet that adds to the realism. The figure’s expression shows pure ferocity, with bared teeth and intense eyes that sell the moment mid-battle. He’s armed with a Thompson submachine gun in one hand while his other hand flashes his adamantium claws, ready to tear through the front lines. The weathered boots, folded pant cuffs, and knife sheath on his leg all add to the rugged combat vibe.

Warbow

Warbow was previously revealed at SDCC 2025 and confirmed at NYCC 2025 to be part of the Executioner Build-A-Figure wave alongside World War II Logan, with preorders opening October 10 on Hasbro Pulse and Amazon.

This translucent green figure of Warbow really pops under the light, giving off that spectral energy effect that makes it look like he’s forged straight from emerald crystal. The sculpt carries crisp armor detailing through the chest and legs, and the eyepatch and angular jawline cut a striking silhouette even through the clear plastic. He’s holding his energy bow and the layering of transparency across his limbs adds great depth and I love how the light bounces off the figure, showing off every contour and making him look almost alive in motion.

Iron Man [MK 72]

This modern comic take features a sleek black-and-red suit with gold accents, and the forearm center plates swap out for built-in cannon pieces, adding a distinctive entry to the Hall of Armor.

This Iron Man MK 72 figure looks slick with its angular armor design and sharp contrast between metallic red, black, and gold highlights. The chest arc reactor sits recessed in a circular panel that glows with that signature Iron Man energy look, while the helmet design leans more aggressive with a narrowed visor and high-tech sculpting. The blast effect firing from his gauntlet adds a burst of motion, making him look mid-strike as he braces forward in a power stance.

Dark Avengers Spider-Man

This figure advances Dark Avengers team completion and includes two head sculpts—one stern and one angry, along with fully poseable six arms, multiple hands, and an all-pinless build.

As shown in the booth, the six fully articulated arms and multiple interchangeable hands give it an impressive range of motion for dynamic poses that really bring the character to life.

Werewolf By Night

Hasbro’s first comic version uses some Jackal parts with new tooling, showcases a roaring fanged head, and employs inkjet deco for darker tones, while the team acknowledged ongoing interest in an MCU version.

The Werewolf by Night figure leaps to life with a feral snarl, showing off that wild sculpted fur texture across the chest, arms, and head. The face sculpt is packed with detail—from the open mouth and sharp fangs to the expressive brow that gives it an intense mid-transformation look. The shredded green pants and clawed feet give him that classic monster-on-the-loose energy, while the articulation in the arms and torso lets him crouch and pounce just right.

Phantom Rider

The figure sports a clean white costume with subtle tone variation and silver details, and it includes pearl-handled revolvers, with the team joking that he still needs a horse.

The Phantom Rider figure commands attention in his all-white getup, from the wide-brimmed hat and masked face to the flowing cape that drapes naturally over his shoulder. The sculpt captures that ghostly gunslinger vibe perfectly, with detailed folds in the outfit and holstered revolvers that complete the old-west look.

Enchantress

This updated Asgardian includes new spell effects with skulls and spirits, swappable hands, voluminous blonde hair, and an overall refresh compared with the 2017 Dormammu-wave release.

The Enchantress figure bursts with personality, draped in her signature emerald outfit with metallic highlights that shimmer under the light. Her golden hair cascades dramatically around the green crown, perfectly framing that confident smirk. The sculpt captures her mystical energy mid-spell, with a translucent green magic effect swirling around her hand. The intricate patterning on her leggings and the sharp lines of her corset add depth and elegance, while the expressive pose makes it feel like she’s casting enchantments right off the shelf. I really like how this version balances power and glamour as she is pure Asgardian attitude through and through.

Build-A-Figure: Executioner

Executioner serves as a large Asgardian BAF sized a bit smaller than Odin and larger than recent Thors, packaged with a double-sided axe and alternate hands, and the wave also includes World War II Logan and Warbow from SDCC, with preorders opening October 10 at Hasbro Pulse fan-channel and Amazon.

The Executioner figure looks massive and powerful, showing off broad shoulders and thick arms that really sell his brute strength. His sculpted armor features layered textures across the chest and skirt piece, accented by rivets that give a rugged Asgardian feel. The blue and black color combo contrasts nicely with his pale skin tone, while the bald head, trimmed beard, and intense expression give him a fierce, no-nonsense look. That huge double-bladed axe looks incredible, detailed with wood-grain texture and metallic edges and I love how the figure’s pose makes it feel like he’s about to swing with unstoppable force.

Inhuman 2-Packs

Black Bolt & Triton

Black Bolt is updated in classic black and silver with two head sculpts, two wing sets, and swappable hands, while Triton debuts in Legends with both a modern masked head and a classic head, and the set preorders on October 16 via Amazon and fan-channel.

The Black Bolt figure stands tall in his sleek black and silver suit, featuring his signature tuning fork headpiece and translucent wing-like energy effects that attach under his arms, capturing his stoic authority with an alternate screaming head that showcases his devastating sonic power. The silver accents stand out beautifully against the matte black finish, giving him a regal yet commanding look. Right beside him, Triton has textured green skin and deep purple armor, the sculpt perfectly capturing his amphibian detail. His included alternate hands and water-like energy effect round out the display, and I really like how the two figures complement each other.

Marvel’s Medusa & Marvel’s Gorgon

Medusa returns with pinless limbs, an articulation joint mid-hair that lets it swing for action poses, and two swappable face plates, while Gorgon is a large figure built from a Caliban-scale base with satyr-type legs and a powered-up mace, and the set preorders on October 21 via Amazon and fan-channel.

The figures on display feature Marvel’s Gorgon towering in the background with his muscular frame, shaggy hair, and signature hoofed legs, gripping his massive mace that’s bursting with translucent green energy. Beside them, Medusa comes to life with her long, flowing red hair sculpted in dynamic tendrils that curl and twist around her body as if ready to strike.

Cardiac

This highly requested Spider-villain arrives on a retro card with an all-new body and weapon, featuring a staff whose energy orb splits into two removable halves, and his costume includes intricate character-specific detailing.

Spider-Man 2099

The 2026 update adds super articulation with butterfly joints and toe articulation, applies a pearlescent finish to the cape-wing element, and arrives on a retro card.

Apocalypse 12-inch (X-Men ’97, Made-to-Order)

This 12-inch centerpiece comes with swap-out arms for sword, drill, mace, cannon, and shield, plus tubes, blast and splash effects, and two expressions, and it is a Hasbro Pulse made-to-order item that closes November 9 at 11:59 p.m. ET with charges applied when it ships in fall 2026.

The X-Men ’97 Apocalypse figure towers at an impressive 12 inches tall, making him one of the largest figures in the Marvel Legends line. His sheer scale easily dwarfs the standard-sized figure beside him.

Seeing the X-Men ’97 Apocalypse figure in person really drives home his scale, standing a full 12 inches tall, he completely dominates the display case. The towering build and broad shoulders give him an imposing stance as he looks down over fallen X-Men figures at his feet, emphasizing his role as a near-unstoppable force. The metallic blues and deep purples amplify his animated look, and when viewed from below, you really get a sense of his massive size and power.

The wide display really shows off the epic scale of the 12-inch Apocalypse figure as he towers over a battlefield. The detailed rocky base gives the setup a cinematic feel, with characters like Rogue, Jean Grey, and Cyclops sprawled across the terrain. Next to the diorama, his impressive array of accessories is laid out with alternate hands, a swap-out head sculpt, a massive spiked mace attachment, a drill attachment, blaster arm, and energy effects that capture the explosive power of the character.