Marvel Comics HS06 Wolverine (Unmasked) 1/6th Scale Collectible Figure
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STANDARD GRADE
- This item is brand new and in mint condition
- Packaging is case fresh but may have flaws
- Suitable to display in package or to open
Product Description
One of the most legendary comic classics, X-Men, transformed into action figures by HONÅ STUDIO! This unmasked version of the Wolverine action figure features a detailed head sculpt that brings Logan’s rugged appearance and determined expression to life. Crafted in a vibrant yellow and metallic blue costume with animalistic stripes and a Wolverine mask in its mask-off state, this figure replicates the look of the character when he unveils his mask. This 1/6th scale figure boasts multiple points of articulation and seamless silicone arms, flawlessly capturing Wolverine’s muscular build. The action figure comes with a comic cover-style backdrop and includes interchangeable hands and claws, enabling a variety of dynamic poses. It perfectly captures the essence of this iconic comic character and is a must-have for any Marvel comic fans.
Product Features
- 11.22 inches (28.50cm)
- 1/6 Scale
- Made of plastic, silicone, and fabric
- Based on the Wolverine comic series
- Highly detailed
- 28 Points of articulation
- Custom fabric suit
Box Contents
- Wolverine figure
- 2 Pairs of hands
- Stand with comic book holder
- Comic cover backdrop
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.
