New S.H. Figuarts Avengers Tech-On Captain America Figure Images

Yesterday we gave you a first look at the upcoming S.H. Figuarts Avengers Tech-On figures coming from Tamashii Nations. The figure we got the best look at yesterday was Iron Man, but now we have some new images that come via NishinaTaka that give us a better look at the Captain America figure which appears to have been on display someplace overseas.

Seeing her in the preview teaming up with Carol to get rid of the Infinity Gauntlet, I was hoping Wanda would get a figure

Last month we told you about the comics coming form Marvel and now we have a look at the first figure based on that Tech-On Avengers series coming from Tamashii Nations for their S.H. Figuarts line. Of course with tech involved you know the first figure to be done is Iron Man. Besides Iron Man we also have a preview for the second figure in the line which will be based on Captain America. After that it looks like we will be getting figures of Spider-Man, Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Wolverine, Red Skull, Loki and Venom. Here is an official synopsis of the store behind these figures.In partnership with BANDAI SPIRITS of Japan, Marvel Comics will release a brand-new Avengers comic series this August: TECH-ON AVENGERS! This thrilling collaboration will blend classic Marvel storytelling with the innovative creativity of BANDAI SPIRITS resulting in an Avengers saga like never before. Written by Jim Zub (Uncanny Avengers, Champions) and illustrated by Jeff Chamba Cruz (Venom: The End, Street Fighter), TECH-ON AVENGERS be a tokusatsu-inspired action-adventure comic series featuring stellar new armor designs for some of Marvels most iconic heroes and villains.When the Red Skull wields a strange new power that strips heroes of their powers and threatens the entire world, the Avengers turn to Tony Starks experimental new technology to save us all. Here come the Iron Avengers TECH ON AVENGERS! Sleek high-tech power suits bristling with energy and amped-up attack power face off against super villains enhanced to match. Its mechs and mayhem in the Marvel Mighty Manner!Not release dates on the figures yet, but look for the first issue of the Marvel Comic book series to be out in August.

21 hours ago, ADour said:

I haven't read his Thunderbolts but I would chalk it up to a fluke considering I've consitently enjoyed everything else he's written, including Uncanny Avengers, Champions and even the Marvel's Avengers one-shots, as well as his co-written Avengers No Surrender and Avengers No Road Home. He is a writer who knows it's more important to make a story about the characters and not just the events they go through, and he has shown an ability to give each character their own voice. Plus, he is similar to Al Ewing in that both embrace the fact that writing for Marvel means writing for something bigger than themselves, in the sense that they let their stories properly feel like they are part of a shared universe and like to play with continuity.

U like him, i dislike him, lets agree to disagree and everyone happy

12 hours ago, ADour said:

I haven't read his Thunderbolts but I would chalk it up to a fluke considering I've consitently enjoyed everything else he's written, including Uncanny Avengers, Champions and even the Marvel's Avengers one-shots, as well as his co-written Avengers No Surrender and Avengers No Road Home. He is a writer who knows it's more important to make a story about the characters and not just the events they go through, and he has shown an ability to give each character their own voice. Plus, he is similar to Al Ewing in that both embrace the fact that writing for Marvel means writing for something bigger than themselves, in the sense that they let their stories properly feel like they are part of a shared universe and like to play with continuity.

He really knows his stuff, also for me, he is probably the only Marvel writer who wants to write Wanda

At Figuarts prices Im shocked that Bandai would release a full team of Mech Avengers figures. Seems like a huge gamble

18 hours ago, Legender said:

OMG, Zub is one of the worst writers in Marvel, he destroyed the last Thunderbolts series before Secret Empire

I haven't read his Thunderbolts but I would chalk it up to a fluke considering I've consitently enjoyed everything else he's written, including Uncanny Avengers, Champions and even the Marvel's Avengers one-shots, as well as his co-written Avengers No Surrender and Avengers No Road Home. He is a writer who knows it's more important to make a story about the characters and not just the events they go through, and he has shown an ability to give each character their own voice. Plus, he is similar to Al Ewing in that both embrace the fact that writing for Marvel means writing for something bigger than themselves, in the sense that they let their stories properly feel like they are part of a shared universe and like to play with continuity.

9 hours ago, ADour said:

I want Jim Zub writing the Avengers, but not quite like this. Still, could be a fun story.

Same here.