| Character |
Character Bio |
Power
Grid | Stats |
Points of
Articulation |
Base |
Apocalypse
 |
Born nearly five thousand years ago in Egypt, Apocalypse inspired fear
even as an infant. Ugly and malformed, he was abandoned by his own tribe
to die in the harsh desert sun. Wandering the Earth, Apocalypse found
himself in China, where he stumbled upon an alien ship that had crashed
into a mountain long ago. He stayed in the ship for thousands of years,
learning the secrets of the alien technology and devising a suit of
bio-armor for himself. This bio-armor granted Apocalypse the ability to
change form, as well as allowing his body to become extremely malleable.
Using the alien technology to artificially prolong his life, Apocalypse
created his Four Horsemen to do his bidding - but his efforts were
always thwarted by the X-Men and their allies. |
34 |
Egyptian Ruins
 |
Classic Ghost Rider + Phasing Variant
 |
John Blaze was orphaned when his father died performing a
dangerous motorcycle stunt. Adopted by Crash Simpson, the youngster
swiftly mastered the tricks of the trade. When he learned Simpson was
dying of a rare blood disease, Blaze started tampering with dark forces
far beyond the bounds of human comprehension. Blaze recreated an ancient
ritual and bartered his immortal soul for a miracle cure. Having
deceived Blaze into forfeiting his soul, the Devil materialized to claim
his due. Unable to take possession of his intended bounty, Satan grafted
the living flame that was the soul of the demon Zarathos to Blaze's
body. Thereafter, the melding of spirits would manifest itself every
nightfall in the form of Ghost Rider, who used his demonic powers to
create a mystical motorcycle of pure hellfire. After a few months, his
automatic nightly transformations ended. He then became Ghost Rider
whenever he mystically sensed evil in the vicinity, avenging innocent
lives tarnished by the touch of evil. |
37 |
Classic GR Motorcycle
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Goliath
 |
Hank Pym, started small. After shrinking his way to
worldwide renown as the super-heroic Ant-Man, founding member of the
mighty Avengers, he ascended to even greater glory in the guise of
Giant-Man. Now as Goliath, he continues to prove that size matters: His
greatest asset is his
big brain and knack for invention! Due to years of exposure to the size
altering properties of Pym Particles, Goliath can increase in stature
at will to a maximum of 100 feet or shrink to the size of an ant. He
grows by drawing additional mass from an extra-dimensional source, to
which it returns when he reverts back to normal. Goliath can shrink an
entire laboratory or an array of firearms to the size of a microchip
when not in use. The various compartments on his uniform straps contain
a wide variety of miniaturized equipment. |
12 |
Wasp and Antman
  |
Hawkeye
 |
Clint Barton's parents were killed in an automobile accident, and the
youngster was placed in a state orphanage. At 14, Barton ran away to
join a traveling carnival, where he was tutored by the Swordsman. For
years, Barton practiced with the bow and arrow. Soon, he became a good
enough trick-shooter to perform professionally under the name Hawkeye
the Marksman. Witnessing Iron Man in action, Barton attempted to emulate
the hero by donning a colorful costume and employing his archery skills
to fight crime. Weeks later, Barton's attraction to the Black Widow led
him to actually commit criminal acts. Hawkeye knew deep down he had
strayed from his quest to become a hero. When he approached the
Avengers, Iron Man sponsored his membership on the team. Hawkeye lives
life on the edge, straddling the fine line between right and wrong with
a battle-ready swagger that masks an inner struggle for acceptance. For
years he served as a valued member of the Avengers, his archery skills
complementing his associates' superhuman powers. |
39 |
Hover Bike,
Bow and "Trick" Arrows
 |
Silver Centurion
Iron Man
 |
The son of a wealthy industrialist, Tony Stark was an
inventive mechanical engineering prodigy. He inherited his father's
business at age 21, transforming the company, Stark International, into
one of the world's leading weapons manufacturers. While field-testing a
suit of battle armor in Asia Stark was struck in the chest by a piece of
shrapnel and taken prisoner by the warlord Wong-Chu. He was ordered to
create a weapon of mass destruction- only then would he receive the
operation needed to save his life. Along with fellow prisoner Ho Yinsen,
a Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Stark began work on a modified
exoskeleton equipped with heavy weaponry. Yinsen designed the armor's
breastplate to sustain the industrialist's wounded heart. Stark donned
the suit in an attempt to escape captivity. Overcoming the warlord's
forces, Stark returned to America and redesigned the suit, inventing the
cover story that Iron Man was his bodyguard, he embarked on a double
life as a billionaire industrialist and costumed adventurer. |
36 |
Rocket Pack,
Removable Mask
|
Vision + Phasing Variant
 |
Assembled at the direction of Ultron, the Vision is an android who
mimics virtually every organic function of a human being, including
independent thought. Seeking vengeance against the Avengers, Ultron
programmed the Vision's neural processors with the brain patterns of
Wonder Man, and implanted special synthesized cells permitting him to
alter his mass and solidity. Ultron then dispatched the Vision to draw
the Avengers into a death trap. Moved by the team's plight though, the
Vision overrode his mission parameters and helped the heroes defeat his
creator. The Vision served the Avengers faithfully for years, all the
while seeking to transcend his original programming as a vehicle of
vengeance and become fully "human." Features 36 points of articulation,
32 page comic book and a wall mountable display stand. |
36 |
Clear Stand,
Removable Cape
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Weapon X
 |
In the late 20th century, the CIA, working through the
Canadian government, forced Wolverine to participate in a diabolical
experiment call Weapon X in which scientists grafted the indestructible
metal Adamantium to his skeleton and claws. Even worse, they implanted
memory devices that shaped a new convoluted past- one more suitable to
their needs than his. Because of their experiments, Wolverine can no
longer separate fact from fiction and knows little of his true past
other than it was filled with pain and loss. While Wolverine worked as
an operative for the government, Professor X asked him to join the
X-Men. Wolverine agreed to join Professor X because he truly believed in
Professor X's vision and dream of peaceful coexistence between man and
mutant. |
34 |
Weapon X Tank,
Interchangeable Head, Weapon X Training Gear/Helmet
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