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Black Panther - Marvel Legends Sentinel Build-A-Figure Toybiz (2005)

The Black Panther – Marvel Legends Sentinel Build-A-Figure wave figure was released by Toy Biz in 2005 as part of the highly regarded Marvel Legends line, specifically Wave 9, which included pieces to assemble the massive Sentinel robot. This Black Panther figure depicts T’Challa in his classic comic-inspired black suit, featuring sharp sculpted details, silver accents, and a sleek, athletic build that reflected Toy Biz’s push toward more dynamic realism at the time. It came with extensive articulation typical of early Marvel Legends releases and included a Sentinel Build-A-Figure part, encouraging collectors to complete the full robot. The figure is especially notable for being one of the earliest modern, highly articulated Black Panther action figures, making it a favorite among collectors and an important entry in Marvel Legends history.

Sandman - Spider-Man Classics Marvel Legends Toybiz (2004)

Sandman from the Spider-Man Classics line by Toy Biz was released in 2004 as part of the early Marvel Legends–style figures focused on Spider-Man characters. Based on Flint Marko’s classic comic-book appearance, the figure stood about 6 inches tall and featured Toy Biz’s then-advanced articulation, including ball-jointed shoulders, hips, and knees. A standout feature was the inclusion of interchangeable sand-effect hands, allowing collectors to display Sandman with oversized mallet or clenched fists formed from hardened sand, capturing his shapeshifting powers. With detailed sculpting, textured “sand” elements, and comic-accurate colors, this Sandman figure became a fan favorite and remains a nostalgic and sought-after release among Spider-Man and Marvel Legends collectors.

Snowboarding Human Torch - Fantastic 4 Marvel Toybiz (2005)

The Snowboarding Human Torch from Fantastic Four is an action figure released by Marvel Toy Biz in 2005, inspired by the Fantastic Four (2005) live-action film starring Chris Evans as Johnny Storm. This figure depicts the Human Torch in a dynamic, flame-styled look while riding a translucent, fire-themed snowboard accessory, emphasizing his ability to generate and control fire in creative ways. Part of Toy Biz’s movie-based Marvel Legends–era lineup, the figure features articulated joints, molded flame details, and bright orange-and-yellow coloring to simulate his “flame on” form. Aimed at both kids and collectors, the Snowboarding Human Torch stood out for its imaginative accessory and action-oriented pose, making it a memorable and playful entry in Toy Biz’s mid-2000s Marvel figure releases.

Ghost Rider Marvel Legends Series 3 Toybiz (2003)

The Ghost Rider – Marvel Legends Series 3 figure, released by Toy Biz in 2003, is one of the standout early entries in the Marvel Legends line, representing Johnny Blaze in his classic flaming-skulled biker form. Standing approximately 6 inches tall, the figure features extensive articulation for its time, allowing for dynamic riding and combat poses. It includes iconic accessories such as a removable chain and a Hellfire shotgun, emphasizing Ghost Rider’s supernatural antihero persona. The sculpt captures detailed flame textures on the skull and clothing, paired with paint applications that give the flames a glowing effect. Packaged with a Marvel Legends Series 3 comic, this release helped cement Ghost Rider’s popularity in the line and is now considered a sought-after piece among early Marvel Legends collectors.

Beast - Kelsey Grammer - Annihilus Build-A-Figure - X-Men: The Last Stand Marvel Legends Toybiz 2006

The X‑Men 3 Movie Marvel Legends Annihilus Series X3 Beast Action Figure is a 6-inch collectible from the 2006 Marvel Legends Annihilus Build-A-Figure wave, produced during Toy Biz’s run of the line. This figure represents Beast (Hank McCoy) as seen in X-Men: The Last Stand, portraying the blue-furred mutant with a sculpt inspired by actor Kelsey Grammer’s live-action performance in the film. In addition to the figure itself, the Beast release includes a piece (right leg and arm) of the larger Annihilus Build-A-Figure, allowing collectors to assemble the menacing Negative Zone villain once all wave figures are collected — a hallmark of the Legends line’s popular BAF concept. The figure features multiple points of articulation and a movie-accurate costume look, making it a sought-after piece for fans of both the film and classic Marvel Legends wave.

Professor X Marvel Legends Galactus Build-A-Figure Toybiz (2005)

The Professor X Marvel Legends Galactus Series Action Figure from Toy Biz’s 2005 Marvel Legends Galactus Build-A-Figure wave is a classic 6-inch collectible that captures Professor Charles Xavier in detailed sculpt and articulation typical of the original Toy Biz era. It was released as part of the first Build-A-Figure system, where each figure in the assortment included a piece of a larger figure — in this case the Galactus head — so buying all the figures in the wave let fans assemble the giant cosmic villain. The Professor X figure also comes with a reprinted comic book and features multiple points of articulation for posing, making it both a play and display piece for X-Men and Marvel Legends collection.

Master Mold X-Men Secret Weapon (ToyBiz1998)

The X‑Men Master Mold Secret Weapon Force Power Slammers Figure from ToyBiz’s 1998 X-Men Secret Weapon Force line is a vintage 5″ action figure representing the iconic Marvel supervillain Master Mold, the massive Sentinel-producing robot and enemy of the X-Men. Released as part of the Power Slammers sub-series, the figure features a rapid-fire slamming action gimmick and typically comes with multiple projectile accessories inspired by the character’s role as the prototype and leader of the sentinel army that hunts mutants and, at times, all of humanity. It’s a collectible piece from the late ’90s ToyBiz era that appeals to fans of classic X-Men comics and ’90s action figure nostalgia, notable for its distinctive design and play-feature rooted in the franchise’s story.

Pyro - Marvel Legends Toybiz (Marvel 2006)

Pyro from the Marvel Legends ToyBiz line (Marvel 2006) is an action figure based on the classic Brotherhood of Mutants fire-wielder, featuring detailed comic-inspired sculpting and the high articulation ToyBiz was known for during its peak years. Released as part of the Marvel Legends Series 13 “Onslaught” wave, the figure includes Pyro’s signature flame effects that attach to his hands, enhancing display options for fans who enjoy dynamic poses. His bright yellow and red costume captures the character’s vintage look from the comics, while the set also comes with a build-a-figure piece for Onslaught, making it sought after by collectors who appreciate ToyBiz’s craftsmanship before the line transitioned to Hasbro.

Asgardian - Young Avengers Marvel Legends (Toybiz 2004)

Asgardian was the original superhero codename of Billy Kaplan, later known as Wiccan, when he debuted in Young Avengers #1 (2005). Initially presenting powers reminiscent of Thor—such as energy blasts and limited lightning manipulation—Asgardian’s abilities were later revealed to stem from innate reality-warping and spellcasting rather than any Asgardian heritage. The name was chosen to conceal his true magical nature and to fit the team’s theme of echoing classic Avengers, but it proved misleading once Billy’s immense mystical potential became apparent. As he grew more confident and his abilities evolved, Billy adopted the name Wiccan, better reflecting his identity and marking a significant turning point in his character development within the Young Avengers narrative.

Iron Lad - Marvel (Toybiz 2004)

The Iron Lad Marvel action figure by ToyBiz, released in 2004, is based on the young armored hero from the “Young Avengers” comics, depicting Nathaniel Richards before he becomes the time-traveling villain Kang the Conqueror. This figure features ToyBiz’s signature early-2000s articulation and metallic detailing, capturing Iron Lad’s sleek red-and-silver armor with impressive accuracy for its time. Often included in collector discussions for its connection to Kang’s mythos, the 2004 ToyBiz Iron Lad toy has become a notable piece for fans who appreciate both the Young Avengers lineup and ToyBiz’s classic era of Marvel figure.