Marvel Legends Galactus Unveiled as Latest Haslab Project

Hasbro just dropped the reveal of the Marvel Legends Galactus 32″ tall figure as their latest Haslab project and it’s got over 350 for the $399 figure in just the first couple of minutes. There’s no doubt that Hasbro will hit its goal of 14,000 backers. the only question is whether they’ll do it in one or two days. Check out all the pics and info below:

“Of what import are brief, nameless lives…to Galactus?” (Fantastic Four #49, Stan Lee & Jack Kirby, April 1966)

The Devourer of Worlds. He Who Hungers. A living embodiment of entropy and survival. A universal constant. A force of nature. Hasbro Pulse proudly presents the next fan-funded HasLab project: Marvel Legends Galactus!

A near-omnipotent being who must consume entire planets to survive, Galactus cares not for the lives doomed by his hunger. His is a power beyond mortal understanding…and an appetite without limit.

From the depths of the Marvel Cosmos, one of the most iconic characters in comic book history has arrived as the next Marvel Legends HasLab project. Galactus is a truly out-of-this-world figure in and out of the Marvel Universe, and here you will have a chance to help bring him to life.

Hasbro Pulse invites you to join us in bringing the Great Devourer to our world, with all the features and detailing you know and love from the Marvel Legends Series. At a staggering 32” tall and covered in intricate LED-enhanced detail, he’s the largest and most complex Marvel Legends figure ever:

  • 32-inch (812.8 mm) Galactus figure
  • +300 pieces and +70 points of articulation!
  • 20 points of articulation in each hand!
  • LEDs in the head and chest (2x AAA batteries required, not included)
  • 3 swappable face-plate accessories for alternate expression
  • Marvel Insider Points Redemption code (70,000 points per purchase, limit 2 code redemptions per account) & all three digital comics issues of the Galactus Trilogy (Fantastic Four #48-50, Lee/Kirby, 1966) to read in the Marvel Comics app (available in iOS and Android). Open only to US residents 18+. Terms apply.This Haslab project will run from July 16, 2021 to 11:59PM ET on August 30, 2021. If successfully backed, the project will begin shipping around Fall 2022.

MARVEL INSIDER DIGITAL COMICS BUNDLE!

As a bonus, Marvel will provide each backer with a code for 70,000 Marvel Insider points in the event of a successful campaign. Redeeming those points unlocks the ability to redeem your own digital copies of Fantastic Four (1966) #48-50, Galactus’ history-making first appearance. Comics will be available to read in the Marvel omics app (published by Marvel and available in iOS and Android). You’ll receive a code for the points if the campaign is successful at a later date after the close of the HasLab project.

Marvel Insider is the loyalty rewards program that rewards you for doing the things you already do as a Marvel fan. Earn points and redeem for cool rewards.

THE DEVOURER OF WORLDS

We can think of few characters more worthy of the HasLab treatment than Galactus, and with your help, we’re going to do him justice!

Galactus’ status as an icon of the Marvel Age was all but instantly cemented with his first appearance in Fantastic Four #48-50 (1966). The so-called Galactus Trilogy represents the zenith of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s creative partnership, a genre-defining achievement that ushered in the Marvel Age of Comics.

To fully fund the project and satiate Galactus’ mighty hunger, we need to hit 14,000 backers. And we don’t want to stop there. The team has prepared some stretch goals to unlock.

“THE COMING OF GALACTUS!”

This 32-inch (812 mm) Marvel Legends Galactus figure is the biggest Marvel Legends figure ever made, surpassing even the mighty Haslab Marvel Legends Sentinel figure! With a frame consisting of +300 pieces, it’s also one of our most intricate.

Featuring over +70 points of articulation (with 20 in each hand alone!), this figure is entirely posable and will make a cosmic addition any display.

LEDS on the head and chest convey Galactus’ overwhelming cosmic power. He also comes with 2 alternate faceplates. The first allows the big guy to go from his usual stoic expression to a mask of rage. Best of luck to any Marvel Legends figures who get in his way! The second features a skeletal face in the style of the fan-favorite Marvel Zombies comic book series.

BUILDING THE DEVOURER

Though he no longer wears a giant G on his chest, Galactus’ appearance has remained largely true to Jack Kirby’s original designs. There were certain elements, such as the interlocking lines of his armor and that awesome helmet, that we knew we had to truly nail. From his intricate costume to his distinct square irises and that stoic, glowering expression, our hunger for perfection knew no bounds! Alongside Kirby we took inspiration a host of the passionate and talented artists who have contributed to the cosmos of the Marvel Universe. Building and designing Galactus from the ground up, we’ve created a truly massive and awe-inspiring figure to join your Marvel Legends collection!

There’s no time to waste! The Great Devourer approaches, and only your support can quench his legendary hunger! Lend your support to the Planet-Eater and claim your own Marvel Legends Galactus figure! Nuff said!

Get your credit cards ready and head over to Hasbro Pulse right now where you can pre-order up to five Galactus for $399 each.

Hoob

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