Marvel Universe 3.75" 2011 Series 05 Revision 02 - Case of 12
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Marvel Universe 3.75” 2011 Series 05 Revision 02: Case of 12 includes the following figures:
1x Gray Hulk
1x Ronin
1x Red Hulk
1x Union Jack
1x Iron Spider-Man
1x Iron Patriot
1x Iron Man
1x Steve Rogers
1x Iceman
1x Absorbing Man: NOTE - This figure may ship randomly as the regular or variant Metal Skin version -- sorry, no choice.
1x Astonishing Wolverine
1x Magneto
Gray Hulk: The original Grey Hulk is alternately indicative of the Hulk’s early development or else a comic-based problem with the printing press. The Joe Fixit Hulk, an underworld character, a little smaller and less-powerful than the Savage Hulk, possesses a larger range of reasoning power; given the variant Grey Hulk’s troglodytic expression, Joe Fixit might be an unlikely candidate. The Ultimate Hulk is the ultimate nightmare. Guided by none of the Savage Hulk’s childlike innocence, the Ultimate Hulk is a base engine of destruction intent upon annihilating virtually everyone in his vicinity.
Ronin: Ronin is clad a dark green and yellow costume with scalloping armor, and is equipped with a katana sword and nunchucks. This appears to be the Clint Barton/Hawkeye version of the Ronin character; Barton assumed the identity prior to joining the New Avengers. As Ronin, Barton defers his accustomed arsenal of trick arrows in favor of an array of Japanese weaponry in which he becomes fairly proficient.
Red Hulk: The Red Hulk is clad in tattered grey pants. Revealed to be the alter ego of Thunderbolt Ross, the Red Hulk is noteworthy in that he wields immense strength alongside undiminished faculties and a resourceful intellect; unlike the original Hulk, the Red Hulk emits radiation proportionate to his rage. The Red Hulk was powerful enough to pulverize the Abomination before killing the latter with a customized S.H.I.E.L.D.-issue gun. He laid siege to Tony Stark’s S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, destroying the transport, and implementing an elaborate computer virus to erase the files pertaining the Hulk. The Red Hulk is a creation of MODOK, derived from a pool of knowledge contributed by Doctor Doom, Egghead, the Leader, Mad Thinker, the Red Ghost, and the Wizard.
Union Jack: Union Jack is clad in a sleek dark blue uniform decorated with a large Union Flag emblem, and is equipped with a dark brown weapon belt complete with pistol and dagger. The original Union Jack, James Montgomery Falsworth, was a member of the Invaders. Subsequent to suffering a crippling attack at the hands of the creepy Baron Blood, James passed the mantle of Union Jack down to his son, Brian. Both versions of Union Jack were predicated on intense physical training and expert efficiency in the use of both handguns and daggers.
Iron Spider-Man: Clad in a red and gold costume with jointed yellow spider appendages, this version references Spider-Man’s evolved strengths and abilities and the power-enhancing upgrade suit subsequently created for him by Tony Stark. After evolving into a monstrous spider and then regaining human form with new powers, including a venom-secreting bite and organic webbing, Spider-Man was outfitted with a liquid metal-construct costume with mechanical appendages.
Iron Patriot: The Iron Patriot, identified by armor combining elements of both Iron Man and Captain America, is concocted by Norman Osborne as a means of propagating his superhero persona. Utilizing the specifications of the Iron Man Extremis armor, the Iron Patriot suit provides flight capability, vastly heightened strength and durability, an arsenal of weaponry, and a helmet-encompassed communications system granting Osborne access to satellites and computer networks. A notable difference between the Iron Man armor and that of the Iron Patriot is that the latter lacks the former’s Repulsor-based technology.
Iron Man: A wounded prisoner, industrialist Tony Stark confounded his Communist captors by building an injury-sustaining breastplate as precursor to the full suit of armor that would facilitate his daring escape. Eventually, recognizing the immense potential, Stark mechanized the armor and developed the alter ego of Iron Man. Modified numerous times even prior to Iron Man’s association with the Avengers, the Iron Man armor, encompassing transistor and magnetic repulsor technology, provides Tony Stark with damage-resistance, vastly heightened strength, flight capability, and a variety of powerful onboard weapons.
Steve Rogers: Steve Rogers is clad in blue armor with a white star insignia, and is equipped with a pistol and rifle. Deemed unfit for service during WWII, Steve Rogers was recruited into the experimental Super Soldier Serum program, which turned him into Captain America. Following a period of suspended animation, he was reintroduced to the world as a modern day superhero. During the Heroic Age storyline Steve Rogers was appointed to replace the deranged Norman Osborn as the United States’ head of security. Following the dissolution of the Superhuman Registration Act, Rogers reactivated the Avengers, and served as the leader of the Secret Avengers.
Iceman: Molded in opaque silvery-white plastic, the X-Men First Class Iceman depicts the more streamlined ice-sculptured look which evolved from his shapeless snowman-like form. Manipulating accumulated moisture, Iceman is capable of redistributing his mass to create his own form of regeneration/reconstruction; Iceman is additionally capable of delivering ice-blasts as well as creating a continuous ice slide to use as transportation.
Absorbing Man: NOTE - This figure may ship randomly as the regular or variant Metal Skin version -- sorry, no choice: The Absorbing Man is characteristically clad in prison-issue trousers and has a ball-and-chain weapon. The Absorbing Man initially gained his powers via an Asgardian elixir provided by Loki. Though conceived as an adversary of Thor, the Absorbing Man participated in the Secret Wars, and expanded his reign of villainy to include opponents such as Spider-Man, the Avengers, and even the Hulk. The Absorbing Man is capable of absorbing and mimicking any substance he touches, and is capable of assimilating superhuman attributes such as the strength of the Hulk.
Astonishing Wolverine: Astonishing X-Men Wolverine is clad in his blue and yellow costume, with Adamantium claws brandished. A mutant ability to regenerate enabled Wolverine to survive an experimental procedure in which his skeleton was completely sheathed in Adamantium and his forearms fitted with retractable claws. Wolverine’s enhanced strength and reflexes are benefited by an extensive knowledge of various fighting styles. Wolverine was included in the new roster of X-Men assembled by Professor X to rescue the original X-Men from Krakoa, the Island That Walks Like A Man.
Magneto: Clad in a red and purple costume, complete with cape and distinctive helmet, Ultimate Magneto’s appearance is similar to that of the mainstream version. Ultimate Magneto formed the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants as a means of destroying what he perceives as a sickeningly inferior humankind in favor of mutant supremacy. He succeeded in outmatching the Ultimates on two occasions, and used his mastery in magnetism in conjunction with Thor’s hammer to generate worldwide catastrophes, nearly succeeding in vilifying the mutant species as a whole.
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Product Number: HAS20849
Shipping Weight: 3.81 pounds
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This item is in Standard Grade Condition:
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 The item is brand new, in mint condition, and sealed inside its packaging.
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Packaging condition is verified to be 80% mint (C8) or better.
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Standard Grade items are suitable to display in the package, or to open.
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