Logan Mullins
The Marvel Legends Series Wolverine figure is based on the battle-damaged blue-and-yellow suit from Deadpool & Wolverine. At a retail price of $27.99, the figure includes a set of clawless hands, and an alternate head. At the 1:12 scale, the figure stands at 6 inches (15 centimeters) tall.
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This rendition of the blue-and-yellow Wolverine suit is almost the exact same figure as the 2024 blue-and-yellow “Marvel Legends Series Wolverine Action Figure,” with the exception of a few key changes. The 2026 toy reuses the same molds as the 2024 Wolverine for the body, legs, and head. The only new molds are the sleeveless arms and the angry head. Despite being a reuse, the figure remains high quality, with the pinless joints and over 20 points of articulation. Including an alternate angry head for Wolverine is a welcome touch; the masked head for the 2024 Wolverine had a very neutral expression that doesn’t suit the character. Furthermore, the two new masked heads included in this set have greater paint detail in comparison, with better paintwork on the muttonchops and forehead. A big theme of this figure is greater paintwork; this Wolverine includes painted battle damage, with stains and holes all across his suit, making the figure look significantly more screen accurate than the clean counterpart from 2024.
The biggest change is the sleeveless arms. Wolverine never wore his mask with his sleeves in Deadpool & Wolverine, making the 2024 figure screen inaccurate (unless the alternate Hugh Jackman head is placed on the body). The sculpting on the arms is high quality, with minor details like veins adding greater immersion to the figure.
However, this figure does not include an unmasked Hugh Jackman head. The lack of inclusion of an unmasked head is less jarring than with the Brown Suit figure, as at least Wolverine actually wore his mask in this suit. Nonetheless, the purchase of a separate Marvel Legends figure is required to accurately display Wolverine in his maskless look.
Overall, this figure is an improvement over the 2024 version in terms of screen accuracy. Alternate arm molds for the 2024 Wolverine have existed online since the figure was released. For collectors who don’t care about modifying figures, custom alternative arms exist online and can change the 2024 Wolverine to make it more accurate. At a retail price of $27.99, it is more expensive than the $24.99 of the previous wave’s Wolverine figure. While a $3.00 price increase isn’t the end of the world, this figure doesn’t really justify it. That being said, the battle-damaged details, improved paintwork, and sleeveless arm sculpt do make this the definitive Marvel Legends Wolverine for Deadpool & Wolverine. This is an easy buy for anybody who is a major fan of the character or the movie; however, those who own the 2024 Wolverine might want to skip this one.
