The collection includes posed figures of Spider-Man, Deadpool, Wolverine, Captain America, and Iron Man.
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Back in May, Todd McFarlane revealed McFarlane Toys’ first collaboration with Marvel exclusively to ComicBook, and now the time has come to get your pre-orders in. The collection includes posed figures in 1:10 and 1:6 scale, with designs that are based on iconic Marvel covers from the likes of Jim Lee, Steve Ditko, John Romita Jr., Rob Liefeld, and, of course, Todd McFarlane himself. The first wave of 1:6 scale posed figures are inspired by Todd McFarlane’s iconic artwork featuring Spider-Man and Captain America on the covers of Amazing Spider-Man #301 and The Amazing Spider-Man #323 respectively. Each figure will include an environmental base, a diorama backdrop, comic book reprint, and an art card. Pricing for the figures/statues is unknown at this time, but all will be revealed when these figures/statues launch on July 18th at 9am PT / 12pm ET here at Entertainment Earth and here on Amazon. Inside those links, you’ll also find the following 1:10 scale figures:
Spider-Man 1:10th scale posed figure with scene inspired by the Spider-Man #6 cover by Todd McFarlane
Deadpool 1:10th scale posed figure with scene inspired by The New Mutants #98 cover by Rob Liefeld
Iron Man 1:10th scale posed figure with scene inspired by The Invincible Iron Man #126 cover by John Romita Jr.
Wolverine 1:10th scale posed figure with scene inspired by the X-Men #1 cover by Jim Lee
McFarlane had the following to say to ComicBook about the future of the lineup: “Well, you know, I sort of got a soft spot for some of the guys I grew up with,” McFarlane said. “I’m gonna do a tip of the hat in the first series to Jim Lee and Rob Liefeld because I thought that during that whole era where we came along, we sort of each made our mark in different ways that were there.”
“Eventually, I’d like to tip my hat to some of the people that inspired me a ton, George Perez and John Byrne,” McFarlane said. “But I also know that there’s a whole generation that have come in who those aren’t the guys they grew up with, right? It’s more of people that they’re looking at right now. And whether it’s the interior artist and, or the cover artist, I’ll be sort of looking at what they’re asking for and giving them that.”
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Shown below is the McFarlane Toys Wolverine 1:10th Scale Posed Figure Inspired by X-men #1 Cover which launches for pre-order on JULY 18th at places like our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth!
Is this making anyone else want to go buy some beef jerky?
The printed-on cross-hatching does not work AT ALL….it looks like stitches. Cross-hatching is a concession in inking, to denote tones, contours and textures on a 2D paper plane with black and white linework. It is completely redundant with an actual 3-dimensional form. These would actually work better either cell-shaded, or with the cross-hatching muted to another complimentary color. Disney used to do this trick in animation, where the lines on the characters were not just straight black, but different colors to slightly soften different outlines. Instead of black, they’d use a strong chocolate brown, or a deeper blue outlining a more sky blue etc. It ends up being less garish than just black.
I was looking forward to possibly building the X-Men #1 cover starting with that Wolverine. That texturing just completely changed my mind.
On 7/12/2024 at 8:24 AM, Wolverine3274 said: Wolverine’s costume looks like that because the dark brown is leather and the yellow is textured spandex looks f***ing awesome as He** man can’t wait. I’m not sure where you’re getting that from; leather wouldn’t look like and Wolverine’s outfit never did. A smooth satin finish would probably make more sense. If the scaly cracked yellow there is supposed to represent “textured spandex” why doesn’t Spider-Man’s spandex look like that too? AndyL – 2024-07-12 @ 4:40 pm
On 7/11/2024 at 10:53 PM, Ironspider428 said: …why’s he scaly? God this whole line of statues makes me just so happy that Todd doesn’t have the license to actually produce Marvel figures. For all ML’s flaws, I would take them any day over DC Multiverse stuff. I don’t think that’s a likelihood. Between his penchant for statues and his first love of Marvel something tells me this is a place where he wishes he’d been in 20 years ago. On the other hand, I think Marvel/Disney has a very specific expectation for ML that I really don’t think McFarlane has the desire or capability to attain. God could you imagine a lineup of 90 percent Spider-Man figures and a few other characters peppered in the mix every once in a while?
Wolverine’s costume looks like that because the dark brown is leather and the yellow is textured spandex looks f***ing awesome as He** man can’t wait.
These McFarlane statues are really doing it for me! The Deadpool and Spiderman ones in particular look so cool. Would love to see some fully articulated figures with this aesthetic!
On 7/11/2024 at 10:08 AM, JayC said: I’m surprised….but this Iron Man looks pretty good! JayC – 2024-07-12 @ 4:01 am
There are listings for Magneto coming also from X-Men #1 so my guess is those will end up all connecting to re-create the gatefold cover to that issue.
…why’s he scaly? God this whole line of statues makes me just so happy that Todd doesn’t have the license to actually produce Marvel figures. For all ML’s flaws, I would take them any day over DC Multiverse stuff.
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