Hasbro’s Marvel Legends Retro 375 line of 3.75-inch action figures asks the question – what if Kenner made Marvel figures in the ’80s? You may not have been able to get Kenner figures of ...

Unlike Hasbro's Star Wars Retro Collection series, which features near-exact reproductions of the vintage Kenner figures from the '70s and '80s, these Marvel Legends Retro figures aren't based on ...

The Marvel Legends Retro Collection is still going strong as Hasbro reveals four new figures are on the way. These figures pay tribute to the classic Marvel Comics figures that Kenner created back ...

The latest Marvel Legends wave brings all the retro goodness of 3.75" action figures lines of the '80s and '90s to you in a series of two-figure boxes.

Marvel Legends Are Going Old School With Retro Packaging And Figures Check out Captain America, Black Panther, Iron Man, and more in the upcoming fall set. By Mat Elfring on September 23, 2020 at ...

The cool release this holiday on Hasbro Pulse is the 3.75 inch Marvel Retro figures. Modeled after the old Kenner Star Wars figures, these 5 POA figures come as two-packs on retro-styled cardbacks.

If Kenner made Marvel figures in the ’80s, they would probably look a lot like Hasbro’s Marvel Legends Retro 375 line. This time around, we get to experience that alternate reality with new ...

Following a limited series of two-packs last holiday season, Hasbro will unleash the first wave of single-carded Marvel Legends Retro figures in March. Set to hit Target first, and other outlets a ...

RELATED: Marvel Legends Debuts 20th Anniversary Figure and Retros Wave 4. Meanwhile, at every other major online retailer, the latest wave of Kenner-branded retro 3-3/4 inch figures arrives.

The Marvel Legends Gamerverse Juggernaut action figure from Hasbro is now up for preorder. It's currently listed for $64.99 and is set to be released on October 1.

Hasbro gives their Marvel Legends line a retro twist with some must-have new collectibles! Skip to main content area. ... as during the Kenner era the company never held the Marvel license.