Hasbro interrupted a winter that’s been largely quiet for Marvel Legends news with a slew of new reveals and announcements to kick off this week. First up on the pre-order front is an assortment of fan-demanded MCU movie figures that’s better late than never. From last year’s Deadpool & Wolverine, Marvel Legends X-23, Blade, Cassandra Nova, Brown Suit Wolverine and more are now up for order!

Individual Figure Pre-Order Links (EE):
🔥 Blade ►
🔥X-23 ►
🔥Brown Suit Wolverine ► 
🔥Cassandra Nova ►
🔥Final Battle Wolverine ►
🔥Cowboypool ► 

Individual Figure Pre-Order Links (Amazon):

🔥 Blade ►
🔥X-23 ►
🔥Brown Suit Wolverine ►
🔥Final Battle Wolverine ►
🔥Cassandra Nova ►
🔥Cowboypool ► 

Much like Spider-Man No Way Home before it, there was a thick veil of secrecy surrounding Deadpool 3 (AKA Deadpool & Wolverine) that precluded merch for any of the “surprise” characters in the movie arriving in a timely manner.

As such, it’s only been in mid-to-late 2025 that we’ve begun seeing the roll outs from Funko, Hot Toys and now Hasbro of spoiler-y characters and costumes from the film. This six figure wave from Hasbro still won’t fill every fan favorite gap from the movie (Gambit, Elektra, etc.), but it will cover most of them.

First up, we’ve got the de facto headliner of the set, Marvel Legends Brown Suit Wolverine. Fans have been really clamoring for this version of Wolverine in brown costume, and Hasbro doesn’t let them down. From top to bottom, the sculpting and textures on this Logan look downright killer.

Along with swap out hands with claws retracted and a removed cowl, this figure also comes with an alternate neck stump that is backwards compatible to combine with the previously released unmasked Hugh Jackman head. I have to assume there’s a licensing issue preventing that actual portrait just being given to us here, so I won’t hold it against Hasbro.

For those wanting the more “iconic” look from the movie, a sort of “Final Battle” Yellow Suit Wolverine is also present in this assortment. The figure features battle damage, bare arms, cuts and bullet holes from the fight with the Deadpool Corps, and is a really cool and gnarly action figure overall.

Battle Damaged Wolverine comes with two masked heads, including one with a frown and one with teeth bared. This figure makes me nostalgic for the Toybiz 90s Battle Damaged Wolverine toy from their 5” X-Men line that I loved as a kid.

Moving on to non-Logan characters, we’ve got the first ever action figure of Cassandra Nova. Cassandra Nova is the primary villain of Deadpool and Wolverine, so it makes sense for her to make an appearance here so all the movie’s heroes have at least one antagonist to face off against.

I think the body for the figure will be popular with customizers, but the real prize here is the super cool Mr. Paradox head with Nova’s fingers phasing through it. This is one of the craziest and most original accessories we’ve seen from Hasbro in quite a while!

The Hasbro Marvel brand team teased we may see a comic-based version of Cassandra Nova at some point, which would be very welcome given the high-profile role she’s filled in numerous major X-Men stories over the last 25 years.

This is a rare wave featuring two female figures, as we also get Hasbro’s inaugural MCU Laura/X-23 figure. Hasbro went all-out with accessories here, giving us removable toe claws, removable sunglasses, two heads with different hairstyles (wind-swept and calm hair), Laura’s backpack, swap out claw-less hands and even the Juggernaut’s helmet.

Not only is this Marvel Legends X-23 loaded with extras, but the figure itself just looks phenomenal. The Dafne portrait looks amazing, and her ‘X’ belt buckle and logo T-Shirt make her feel authentic to the movie. This may just be the sleeper hit for best figure in the whole wave.

An entry in this series that would have once seemed utterly unthinkable is the Wesley Snipes Blade Marvel Legends figure. The first Blade movie came out in 1998, so we’re now approaching Snipes’ 30th anniversary in the role. Crazy!

This is another figure where Hasbro really went all-out with both articulation and accessories, so it’s a real treat. Blade comes with
2 heads (teeth bared and calm/stoic), two sets of glasses, a short sword with working sheath on his back and his dart-launching pistol that plugs onto his hip.

Butterfly shoulders, double-jointed knees and elbows, etc. are all present—Blade gets the works in ML form, as he deserves! Hasbro even made sure his neck tattoos are present! This is just such a great Blade figure. Kudos to Hasbro on this one.

Finally, we have Cowboypool. I can honestly say that a Marvel Legends Cowboypool was not on my Bingo card and would not have been my pick from the Deadpool Corps to make as a super-articulated figure, but here he is, and he really did turn out swell.

There’s a ton of new tooling on this figure, including new chaps and spurs.
Now Hasbro has more cowboy tooling to work with for future cowboy figures like Rawhide Kid. Could a horse for Phantom Rider be in our future?

Cowboypool gets a super fun accessory in the form of a Spinning Pistol effects piece and also includes two standard pistols that can be holstered. Cowboypool may be popular with casual shoppers, but I have a hard time believing most collectors will want to pick him up for 28 bucks.

The Deadpool & Wolverine Marvel Legends 2026 Wave 1 series is now up for order and scheduled for release in early spring. I can see this being a wave where multiple figures like X-23, Blade and Brown Suit Wolverine really do sell out in pre-orders early.

The Hasbro Marvel team referred to this as the “first Deadpool & Wolverine wave for 2026”, so it sounds like there is indeed more to come. Are there any characters beyond Elektra and Gambit you’re hoping to see, Marvel collectors?