Hasbro Walmart Exclusive Marvel Legends Series Spider-man '77 Figure Coming this March

Id rather have a Ferrigno Hulk in a 2-pack with Bill Bixby, with a swapout head for the pretransformation eyes look.

Also an electric company Spider-Man with attachable word ballon fx.

Honestly I think the only reason they did this is because he is wearing a mask.

Hm.. this 3 pack can work as some sort of exclusive, I think Hyperion with new lower torso and upper legs can work really good for Lou Ferrigno body type, Daredevil can be done on that Tv Spider-Man body, Thor will need all new torso but legs and arms can re used from somewhere else.

On 1/31/2025 at 11:33 PM, ransomz said:

I'd buy the box set

Oh yeah! Maybe we can also get Darevel

I'd buy the box set

I think it's pretty cool that we live in an age where this kind of thing is available. I remember being a kid and always thinking to myself "I wish I could findthatin action figure form." While I'm not a huge fan of this iteration of Spider-Man, I appreciate that those that are can pick this up and add it to their collection should they wish.

On 1/30/2025 at 5:12 PM, since83 said:

I don't get these figures for awful tripe that are getting made, and selling well, lately. Meanwhile, the only 70s show with an actual episode count, Hulk, is nowhere to be seen. Probably Ferigno asking a mint for his likeness. I like to say I wouldn't get a figure of that, but....maybe.

The Hammond Spidey show got 13 episodes and a tv movie. Obviously no comparison to the Hulk, which ran for 5 or 6 years. But, still more than the 2 tv movies Cap got and Dr. Strange's lone tv movie.

Hopefully this will sell well enough for the ML team to make Hulk, Cap & Bixby.

On 1/30/2025 at 12:32 PM, leokearon said:

Same he doesn't come with a Nicholas Hammond head

You could always use the animated Peter Parker head since the likeness was based on Hammond according to the animated shows producers.

On 1/30/2025 at 10:12 PM, since83 said:

I don't get these figures for awful tripe that are getting made, and selling well, lately.

It's Spider-man. Nuff said.

So now they just have to release a 1970's TV "Lou Ferrigno" Hulk to accompany this TV Spidey.

I don't get these figures for awful tripe that are getting made, and selling well, lately. Meanwhile, the only 70s show with an actual episode count, Hulk, is nowhere to be seen. Probably Ferigno asking a mint for his likeness. I like to say I wouldn't get a figure of that, but....maybe.