IN STOCK
COLLECTOR GRADE
- Meant for display
- Packaging is near mint to mint condition
- Inspected, bagged, and double boxed for the discerning collector
Product Description
In Dark Avengers #1 (2009), the mutant assassin Daken is recruited to impersonate his father, Wolverine, in Norman Osborn's Dark Avengers.
Detailed to look like the character’s appearance in Marvel's Dark Avengers #1 (2009), this collectible 6-inch scale Marvel figure is fully articulated with premium design and poseable head, arms, and legs. This Marvel action figure set comes with 4 accessories, including 2 alternate hands, and alternate head, as well as a 6-inch scale plastic comic book accessory featuring the cover of Dark Avengers #1 (2009).
With over 80 years of entertainment history, Marvel has become a cornerstone of fan collections around the world. With the Hasbro Marvel Legends Series, fan favorite Marvel Comic Universe and Marvel Cinematic Universe characters are designed with premium detail and articulation for posing and display.
Product Features
- 6-inch scale (15.24cm)
- Made of plastic
- Based on the Marvel character
- Part of the Marvel Legends Series
- Premium detail
- Multiple points of articulation
Box Contents
- Daken figure
- Alternate unmasked head
- 2 Alternate hands
- Mini comic book
Additional Details
Founded by Martin Goodman and later launched as Marvel in 1961, Marvel has become an iconic comic book publisher that has expanded to other media like films and video games with a great amount of success. Marvel is home to iconic superheroes like Spider-man, Iron Man, Hulk, Captain America, and many more. Marvel has seen another level of success and popularization with the launch of the brand's Marvel cinematic universe beginning in the late 2000's.
Hasbro brings your favorite heroes and villains to life with the Marvel Legends series! With a heavy focus on lore-accurate detailing and premium articulation, these 6" scale figures, vehicles and accessories are designed from the ground up with fans and collectors in mind.
