We are coming down to the wire in the Marvel Legends Galactus HasLab campaign–and defying the trends we saw mid-month, the Galactus project itself has now already been fully-funded with time to spare! But it’s not just Galactus who’s been funded–all three stretch-goal figures are also now confirmed, with the thresholds reached for the Marvel Legends Frankie Raye Nova, Silver Surfer and even the newly-revealed Morg the Executioner! And with just over a day to go, only the Tier 4 stretch goal remains: a… giant hooded Doctor Doom head for Galactus??

I am big enough to admit that I was incorrect: I legitimately had my doubts about the HasLab Galactus Marvel Legends figure being fully-funded by the end of the campaign period, and I was dead wrong that all of the stretch goals weren’t going to be reached.

For a while it really did seem up in the air as to whether the HasLab Galactus project might fall short and not reach the necessary minimum goalpost, but the numbers got a solid bump over the last few days—and after surpassing the Tier 3 unlockable just revealed yesterday, total sales are now nearing the Tier 4 final stretch goal!

The third unlockable at 20,000 units sold—which was already surpassed this weekend—is an exclusive Marvel Legends Morg the Executioner figure. And if you’re saying “Who?!” right now, that means Hasbro did a good job with their choice for a final unlockable action figure, choosing a quasi-deep cut character that is great for die-hard collectors, but not something those who couldn’t afford a Galactus will necessarily feel a void in their collection not owning.

Morg the Executioner was a 90s character who replaced Frankie Raye nova as a Herald of Galactus (and also murdered her), and became one of the most powerful and ruthless of Galactus’ heralds. Morg only made a few dozen appearances—and died twice in them—but he is a memorable character to many Marvel cosmic fans, and this campaign is a great way to fund an obscure character like him that might otherwise flop at retail.

Hasbro only had a render and not a physical prototype of the Morg Marvel Legends figure to show off, but it’s looking slick from what we can see so far. His bumpy, textured skin looks awesome and his signature double-sided axe is present. There’s a lot of unique tooling present here that I don’t think we would get if this was just a mass market figure (in fact, I don’t think we would get Morg the Executioner as a mass market figure, period).

And for the fourth and final stretch goal, Hasbro has given us something totally different. While I had seen some speculation that one of the unlockable goals might be an unmasked Galan head sculpt or even a Celestial head, I don’t think I saw anybody predicting a hooded Galactus Doom head.

Technically, Victor von Doom stealing the Power Cosmic from Galactus and getting huge is a canonical thing that really did happen in the Marvel comic books, but for a final stretch goal requiring 22,000 sales of the Galactus project, it’s a bit of a head-scratcher note to go out on.

With over 21,500 backers already as of writing and over a day in the campaign to go, there is basically a 100% chance of this interchangeable hooded Doctor Doom Galactus head accessory being unlocked. I imagine that very few fans are ever, ever going to take this out of the box at all—and it kind of feels like a waste of plastic and natural resources to me for that reason—but this is still a unique and interesting look for collectors who really are excited about this last add-on.

Time is running out to order this 32″ largest Marvel Legends action figure (along with his three heralds and one Latverian monarch head stretch goals), so be sure to hop over to the official Hasbro Pulse HasLab site and place your orders before time runs out at 11:59 EST August 30th if you want one. This is almost guaranteed to get very expensive on the aftermarket once the campaign has closed and Galactus becomes exclusive to the aftermarket forevermore.

What do you think of this last duo of extras for the Marvel Legends HasLab Galactus figure—and the overall final project—Marvel collectors? Were most of the stretch goals things that you hoped for, and what characters (*cough* Firelord Airwalker *cough*) are you hoping to see released to complement Galactus when the World Devourer does arrive?