A New 2025 Marvel Legends Rumor List Hits The Net

A New 2025 Marvel Legends Rumor List Hits The Net


Jay Cochran - November 02, 2024
Displaying Model Behaviour is back with another "Rumored" 2025 Marvel Legends product list video which we will breakdown here for you. One thing to note is I saw some listings a few days ago which have similarities to Dave's info but also has some differences.

I have not been able at this time to confirm any of these from any other sources so I do stress as always the "RUMOR" part of this information and that none of it has been confirmed by Hasbro at this time.



So lets start with info Dave has put out in his video that I DID NOT GET in the listings I saw the other day.

Dave starts off with info about some kind of re-issues of the X-Factor Havoc and Polaris 2-Pack as well as the X-Factor Strong Guy BAF being reissued as a Deluxe figure.

He also says their will be some kind of Super Skrull figure released as a Deluxe figure. He didn't know if this would be a new figure or just a re-issue of the previous BAF one.

He mentions a Retro Card Mysterio which if true would likely be an Animated style version.

Next Dave talks about the wave of figures with the ROM The Space Knight figure which Hasbro first announced at SDCC. This wave is something I saw info on as well but their our some differences between what Dave revealed and what I saw listed.

So based on what I saw this will be a Mini-Comic wave. Meaning each figure in this wave will include a mini-comic. Based on the info I saw the wave will include the following:

- Rom The Space Knight with ROM Mini-Comic #1
- Banshee (Green and Yellow Classic Costume) with Giant Sized X-Men #1 Mini-Comic
- Adam Warlock with Infinity Gauntlet #1 Mini-Comic
- Miles Morales Spider-Man with Miles Morales: The Ultimate Spider-Man #1 Mini-Comic
- Dark Avengers Wolverine with Dark Avengers #1 Mini-Comic
- Ultimate Iron Man with unkown Ultimate Iron Man Mini-Comic


In Dave's video he doesn't mention the mini-comic aspect of the wave. He says Daken instead of Dark Avengers Wolverine. They are the same character but as part of the Dark Avengers he was basically dressed up as Wolverine so I don't know what the actual figure will look like. He also mentions Dark Avengers Spider-Man which my info did not include. I don't think if true will be part of this first wave of mini-comic figures which is listed as a 6 figure wave. It's possible some of Dave's info is dipping into a second wave but I guess we will have to see.

He also mentions Werewolf By Night and some new Carol Danvers figure which again I have no info on.

Dave mentions 2-packs of Champion and Magus along with Inhumans Triton and Black Bolt. Again I have no info on these.

Dave then goes on to talk about X-Men 97 figures with two new 2-packs. One with Wolverine and Strom along with Cyclops and Jean. He also mentions two X-Men 97 Deluxe figures of Storm and Professor X. My info made no mention of these.

However my info did reveal the 3rd wave of X-Men 97 as follows:

- Morph
- Jubilee
- Emma Frost
- Cable
- Roberto da Costa
- Logan


Also for regular X-Men figures my info indicates we will be seeing the following:

- Ultimate Wolverine
- X-Force Nightcrawler
- Age Of Apocalypse Gambit
- X-Factor Cyclops (Blue and Yellow)
- Marrow
- Generation X Husk
- Fabian Cortez


Note Fabian is confirmed by Hasbro now and Generation X Husk was one of the rumored figures in Dave's last rumor video.

My info reveals what appears to be a new Ultimate Fan Channel Exclusive line coming. When I say Ultimate, I mean figures with lots of accessories. The first two figures slated for this line looks to be new Spider-Man and Hulk figures. Spider-Man will have an unmasked, regular masked head and spider-sense masked tingling head. he also comes with multiple hands, webbing effects, backpack, a set of lower arm/hands that have no costume but have webblasters on the hands, and some kind of stand. Hulk will have three heads, multiple hands, some kind of firing missile, wind clapping effect and punch effect. Hulk will stand 8.5" tall.

For Spider-Man movie figures I saw listings for a No Way Home Electro and a Spider-Man 3 Tobey Black Costume Spider-Man figure. These will be deluxe figures

For Spider-Man Retro Cardback wave I saw listings for the following:

- Retro Spider-Man Aniamted Chameleon
- '90s Clone Saga Kaine
- Female Electro
- Spider-Boy (Hinted By Hasbro At SDCC)
- Spider-Man Unlimited (Hinted By Hasbro At SDCC)
- Agent Venom


It should be noted that all of these were mentioned in Dave's previous rumor video. He also mentioned figures of Battle-Damaged Spider-Man and Anti-Venom which I have no info on.

Finally for Hasbro's Gamerverse Spider-Man 2 Wave I have seen listings for Black Cat and 5 variant Spider-Man costume figures. One is a black suit Peter, one I think is the Brooklyn 2099 Suit (Miles) and another is Boricua Suit (Miles). Sorry I couldn't identify the other two suits from the game.

Dave mentioned Black Cat in his previous Rumor video.

Also for the Gamerverse line I saw a listing for a 10.5" tall Venom Mega Deluxe figure.

So there you have it. Again these are not confirmed by Hasbro. Also as you can see their are some difference between listings Dave talked about and what I have seen as well. So at this time you should treat all of this as RUMOR until we hear more from Hasbro.
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SUPREME007 - 2024-11-28 @ 6:57 pm

If there going to do these newer characters can we get at least get a rek-rap out of it?

On 11/27/2024 at 3:13 PM, AndyL said:

That aside I totally agree that with ML's attempts to cater to a wide range of fandom a lot of older characters do take a back seat to the new and fresh properties that are out front for Marvel comics at the moment. Personally I think Spider-Boy is a short lived flash in the pan but I would also bet that if and when he kind of fades into the background there would still be fans wanting a figure of him had they not done it now. It's timely to do it now before the new wears off. Basically they have to strike while the iron is hot and sadly that means characters like Cardiac and Carrion and Swarm get pushed back a little bit longer.

It would be exciting if they started to do the Slingers, like Prodigy, hornet, etc. But I wish Cardiac got some love.

SpiderS - 2024-11-28 @ 6:52 pm

Sadly, I have only negative feelings about Spider-Boy, to me it's a symptom of mega-ultra-over milking of Spider-Man franchise, maybe in 10 years I will be proven wrong and we will have another great Spider-Verse characters but so far I do share the sentiment that there's other Spider characters and even remakes of older characters who deserved that slot.

GnarlyCharlie85 - 2024-11-28 @ 1:29 am

The spider family is just over complicated imo. Just try explaining Jessica Drew and Julia Carpenter to someone who doesn't know spider woman. Swarm should be one of those new made to order things.

AndyL - 2024-11-27 @ 9:33 pm
On 11/27/2024 at 2:27 PM, tarot said:

Look. it's as simple as this. This is a spider-man wave and they needed at least 2 spider-people for it. They didn't want to give them another Peter so they slotted in the new hotness.

And there's that too. I'm all for a new character over another Spider-Man. Regardless of what I believe his staying power might be.

tarot - 2024-11-27 @ 8:27 pm

Look. it's as simple as this. This is a spider-man wave and they needed at least 2 spider-people for it. They didn't want to give them another Peter so they slotted in the new hotness.

leokearon - 2024-11-27 @ 8:25 pm
On 11/27/2024 at 8:13 PM, AndyL said:

Is he really though? And I'm not trying to be combatative but I'm genuinely interested in how most people feel. For the most part most of the people I know kind of think of it in the same way as just silly. Sure a lot of fans of Dan Slott think he's a great character but most comic folks I talk to seem to think he's just the next "Throw it against the wall and see if it sticks" character they're trying to push right now. The simple fact that he is a Spider-Man adjacent does give him great exposure and immediate cred which puts him out front for Marvel. Whether he deserves it or not.

Aside from here and Facebook groups I think I've got a pretty good database of additional information. On the little off time I have I work at a friend's comic store for free. Meaning I pay off my comic book debt by helping them pull and fill online orders. This store is a nationally recognized brand and does about 80 percent of his sales online and figured out a long time ago the way to drum up business is by having exclusive variant covers for any book that looks like it will move the needle. And he did and he does and his exclusives are listed on most comic book resource databases. He has a large booth at most major cons and has signings with major writers and artists. Just for context that he's not just your average shop. This also gives me time to mingle with fellow nerds and chit chat and keep abreast on the pulse of the comic community. In more than a few regions. I rarely find myself filling orders for Spider-Boy. The book rarely cracks the top fifty in sales charts and mostly doesn't even crack Marvel's top ten. Aside from last month where Daredevil had a guest spot. But just in shooting the breeze with customers an patrons and employees the consensus is pretty much that it's a silly outdated uninspired concept from an age when the norm of any successful character was to spin off a child version of that character. I mean just hearing Slott say this is an idea he's had for a long time now sounds silly. Like he's the first writer in past of previous years that has ever pitched the idea of a Spider-Boy. I'm betting Spider-Boy has been conceptualized by many writers for a long long time now but shelved as it just seems gimmicky until recent times where they are at rock bottom for ideas and will try anything to drum up sales. In fact I'm willing to bet pretty much every recognizable character of any success has had at least a few writers try to push a kid version of that character at one time or another.

That aside I totally agree that with ML's attempts to cater to a wide range of fandom a lot of older characters do take a back seat to the new and fresh properties that are out front for Marvel comics at the moment. Personally I think Spider-Boy is a short lived flash in the pan but I would also bet that if and when he kind of fades into the background there would still be fans wanting a figure of him had they not done it now. It's timely to do it now before the new wears off. Basically they have to strike while the iron is hot and sadly that means characters like Cardiac and Carrion and Swarm get pushed back a little bit longer.

Well he seems to be extremely popular, but of course there is no way to know if he will last, still Marvel clearly think they are on to a winner since they are using his concept for next year's New Champions Initiative. Also he has made it past the guaranteed number of issues new comics get, so someone must be buying his book. Besides Cardiac, Carrion and Swarm will be made in time.

AndyL - 2024-11-27 @ 8:13 pm
On 11/27/2024 at 10:03 AM, leokearon said:

Not really. Spider-boy is extremely popular so Hasbro are right to get a figure of him out now. Remember, Marvel Legends has to cater to all types of Marvel fans, old and new.

Is he really though? And I'm not trying to be combatative but I'm genuinely interested in how most people feel. For the most part most of the people I know kind of think of it in the same way as just silly. Sure a lot of fans of Dan Slott think he's a great character but most comic folks I talk to seem to think he's just the next "Throw it against the wall and see if it sticks" character they're trying to push right now. The simple fact that he is a Spider-Man adjacent does give him great exposure and immediate cred which puts him out front for Marvel. Whether he deserves it or not.

Aside from here and Facebook groups I think I've got a pretty good database of additional information. On the little off time I have I work at a friend's comic store for free. Meaning I pay off my comic book debt by helping them pull and fill online orders. This store is a nationally recognized brand and does about 80 percent of his sales online and figured out a long time ago the way to drum up business is by having exclusive variant covers for any book that looks like it will move the needle. And he did and he does and his exclusives are listed on most comic book resource databases. He has a large booth at most major cons and has signings with major writers and artists. Just for context that he's not just your average shop. This also gives me time to mingle with fellow nerds and chit chat and keep abreast on the pulse of the comic community. In more than a few regions. I rarely find myself filling orders for Spider-Boy. The book rarely cracks the top fifty in sales charts and mostly doesn't even crack Marvel's top ten. Aside from last month where Daredevil had a guest spot. But just in shooting the breeze with customers an patrons and employees the consensus is pretty much that it's a silly outdated uninspired concept from an age when the norm of any successful character was to spin off a child version of that character. I mean just hearing Slott say this is an idea he's had for a long time now sounds silly. Like he's the first writer in past of previous years that has ever pitched the idea of a Spider-Boy. I'm betting Spider-Boy has been conceptualized by many writers for a long long time now but shelved as it just seems gimmicky until recent times where they are at rock bottom for ideas and will try anything to drum up sales. In fact I'm willing to bet pretty much every recognizable character of any success has had at least a few writers try to push a kid version of that character at one time or another.

That aside I totally agree that with ML's attempts to cater to a wide range of fandom a lot of older characters do take a back seat to the new and fresh properties that are out front for Marvel comics at the moment. Personally I think Spider-Boy is a short lived flash in the pan but I would also bet that if and when he kind of fades into the background there would still be fans wanting a figure of him had they not done it now. It's timely to do it now before the new wears off. Basically they have to strike while the iron is hot and sadly that means characters like Cardiac and Carrion and Swarm get pushed back a little bit longer.

leokearon - 2024-11-27 @ 4:03 pm
On 11/27/2024 at 8:11 AM, GarimusPrime said:

There are characters who've been around for DECADES, and they've never gotten an action figure. Spider-Boy's been around for about twelve minutes, and he's already getting one. Kinda seems unfair.

Not really. Spider-boy is extremely popular so Hasbro are right to get a figure of him out now. Remember, Marvel Legends has to cater to all types of Marvel fans, old and new.

GarimusPrime - 2024-11-27 @ 8:11 am

There are characters who've been around for DECADES, and they've never gotten an action figure. Spider-Boy's been around for about twelve minutes, and he's already getting one. Kinda seems unfair.

Lord_Scareglow - 2024-11-27 @ 3:59 am

Spider-Boy looks good for what it is, I never read a single story with this character, don't really care, honestly seems boring, but it's a new character and therefore I must have it,

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