Showing posts with label Spider-Man 1994. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spider-Man 1994. Show all posts

Monday, February 24, 2020

New York Toy Fair 2020 Recap: Hasbro delivers BIG Marvel Legends reveals for 2020 and beyond


2020 is a good year for Hasbro and Marvel fans and collectors, as the recent "New York Toy Fair" weekend not only revealed some juicy new toys and collectibles that are coming out this year and beyond, but also some brand new waves and additions to the popular "Marvel Legends" line of action figures!

Hasbro Pulse Marvel Legend Preview Event Marvel Legends Reveal!

During Hasbro Pulse's Preview Event segment at Toy Fair 2020, the heads and minds behind the Marvel Legends division revealed some of the juicy new figures to come through 2020 and after - including Gamerverse figures based on the upcoming "Marvel's Avengers" game, more X-Men figures, an Age of Apocalypse line with Sugar Man as the Build-A-Figure, An Abomination wave, Deluxe figures of Nimrod and AoA Apocalypse, and a new vintage set of Spider-Man figures paying tribute to the 1994 animated series toy line! But probably the BEST announcement made was figures based on the Fox X-Men Movies universe - including Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, BOTH versions of Professor X and Magneto (alternate heads), AND Deadpool! Check out the video above and see how the show went!



For more official Marvel Legends promotional photos like Strong Guy here, check out the Marvel Legends (Toyline) Facebook page!

Saturday, November 19, 2016

Happy 22 Years, Spider-Man: The Animated Series!


On this day 22 years ago, one of the most beloved comic book characters got a new lease in the animated series department as Fox Kids aired the very first episode of the 1994 Spider-Man: The Animated Series. That show focused on Peter Parker's college years, and introduced the flagship character and beloved webslinging hero to a new audience - complete with adventures facing the Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Hobgoblin, and Spidey's most notorious arch-villain at the time, Venom. To say that the show was a web of wonders in an understatement, and it had a shared animated Marvel TV Universe too crossing with other popular animated Marvel characters like Iron Man, the X-Men, and Fantastic Four.

If you remember the show, you'll remember the song.

Also, here are 107 facts by Cartoon Hangover!


Happy Anniversary, Spider-Man: TAS!