Should Hasbro Release A Fantastic Four: First Steps Made-To-Pre-Order Marvel Legends Galactus???

I would not buy it but would not hate the idea either. I'm not sure we need another Galactus. If it's made to order then that would make much more sense.

I'm looking forward to the upcoming Fantastic Four movie..,& would love a Marvel Legends Made To Order Galactus...I'm looking forward to getting both my Made To Order Sentinel &/Dragon Man..& my Fantastic Four display could use a scaled down version of Haslab Galactus

On 5/26/2025 at 7:27 PM, JayC said:

Back in 2022 Hasbro gave us the super cool comic inspired Marvel Legends Galactus figure through their Haslab crowdsource website. The figure stands 32" tall and has 70+ points of articulation along with LED lights. The original cost was $399.99 which also included several 6" figures.With the new Fantastic Four: First Steps movie which opens in theaters this coming July expected to feature the big guy in all his glory, the question many Marvel Legends fans have been wondering is if Hasbro might re-release Galactus in some way?We know we are getting 6" Fantastic Four figures from the movie which will be going up for pre-order this coming Friday (5/30), but could or should Hasbro try and give us Galactus?Last year Hasbro started offering "Made-To-Pre-Order" Marvel Legends figures on their Pulse website, one of which was a cheaper version of their X-Men Sentinel figure that also had previously gotten the Haslab treatment. So should Hasbro do something similar with Galactus this year?With the coming movie, offering Galactus again to folks who may have missed out the first time, especially if it is a cheaper version without additional figures and perhaps electronics seems like a logical move on Hasbro's part. We have no idea if it's in the works or not but we thought we would ask you all to share your thoughts about it in the comments below and if it's something you want made, and if so what would be the maximum amount you would pay?

I'd like to see a Made To Order Galactus... similar to the Made To Order Sentinels announced last year...I pre-ordered one of those..& I would DEFINITELY take a Galactus as well

On 5/27/2025 at 11:16 PM, memocromatico said:

I'd be down! I didn't get the HasLab since I don't collect comic figures, so a made to order MCU Galactus would definitely be up my alley! I won't say how much I'd be willing to pay for it since I wouldn't know what it will be... but my current budget is tight after the Ecto-1 so... if it were close to 100 I'd be compelled

Man 100 bucks would be a dream, it would be lovely. But if I had to be a betting man, I would guess around 200-250 and a lowball would be 175. Which may just price me out.

I'd be down! I didn't get the HasLab since I don't collect comic figures, so a made to order MCU Galactus would definitely be up my alley! I won't say how much I'd be willing to pay for it since I wouldn't know what it will be... but my current budget is tight after the Ecto-1 so... if it were close to 100 I'd be compelled

I'm not a numbers cruncher but I'd think it would be a good move on their part. They have the molds. There's going to be mammoth marketing campaign. Disney/Marvel has a lot riding on the FF, so I've read. Seems like a no-brainer. I'm personal fine with the Galactus I have, but Hasbro is going to have a whole different audience with the movie crowd.

Given how close the MCU version looks to the comic version, I'd probably not get it since I've been planning on using the Haslab in my MCU display, but I think a smaller and cheaper version would be a good thing to have on the market.

Nope, no, no! They did the Haslab already, that's where demand should go now. It wasn't that long ago either, so fans/consumers who missed out can either live without or pony up now!

I would say YES but with a caveat: If the movie is a success ( and they'll know on opening weekend) then rush the Haslab back into production in a pared-down form. Reason being is the now-interested ( but usually-blithely ignorant) public will now want a Galactus to complete their movie characters. If the character is so compelling, consumers are going to ask "where is he??". They could feasibly have him in stores by Christmas or early next year.BUT, if he should come across as silly in any way, and the movie itself flops, Hasbro can just drop the idea cold.

Since it would likely look like the movie, no, pass. An even more classic comic one, maybe. I'd like to see them take another stab at something more classic comic oriented, but I'm not interested in a MCU Galactus.