Hasbro Announces Standalone Marvel Legends Secret Wars Doctor Doom Figure
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Tyler Roberts
Slow-proofed and worth the wait. Worth its weight in flour.
Summary
Hasbro is releasing a new Marvel Legends figure of Doctor Doom as a standalone collectible with classic card-back packaging, inspired by Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars. This follows his previous appearance in an Avengers 60th Anniversary two-pack. The figure is part of Hasbro's expanding retro-inspired Secret Wars collection.
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· 3 pulledDoctor Doom is making his return to the Marvel Legends line as Hasbro continues to expand its retro-inspired Secret Wars collection.
After previously appearing in an Avengers 60th Anniversary two-pack alongside Monica Rambeau, Victor Von Doom is now receiving a standalone release with classic card-back packaging.
Inspired by Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars, Doom is back with slightly modified dec
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