Marvel Legends Series Gray Hulk and Dr. Bruce Banner, Avengers 60th Anniversary Collectible 6 Inch Action Figures, 6 Accessories

Bruce Banner and the Hulk are my favorite comic book characters so I had to purchase this for my collection. Both figures are of good quality and the size difference between the two is awesome. The figures look great and are fun to play around with. I did make one adjustment to Bruce out of the box. I used a sharpie to darken the frames of his glasses, which was a good call, makes them pop more on his face. I love how heavy Hulk is in this set, you could use him as a weapon if you really needed to. Just chuck him at your enemies! XDDDD As far as posability goes, both figures are slightly less posable than their counterparts but that’s because Hulk is thick built and Bruce’s lab coat restricts him to just standing. I can’t complaint too much though, both figures are of great quality and they are right at home amongst my hoard.

My new favorite action figure, this looks so beautiful, I was hesitant at first because there are so many Hulk figures. This one includes Banner, and grey hulk, his original color when he first hit comics. The figures look like something out of a comic book! Comes with a total of 2 pairs of hands, Banner's eye glasses, and a plastic steel pipe. Highly recommended if you are a Marvel fan, or just love the Incredible Hulk. Get it before it's out of print!

This is an awesome two pack for collectors that have yet obtained the retro Grey Hulk. Not sure if this is the same body mold as the previous one but the detail is definitely a lot better. It also comes with a second head sculpt which is great. It also comes with four interchangeable hands and one weapon. I definitely recommend this figure for collectors; new and old. Sale or not, the Hulk figure alone is pretty much worth it. The Bruce Banner figure is also great. I do wish it came with some extra hands or maybe some lab cylinders like the retro Lizard figure from the Retro Spider-Man wave.

The Hulk in this 2 pack is great all around. Alternate head and hands and great articulation. The Bruce Banner is just okay. The buck seems a bit outdated at this point and the lab coat is so rigid he can’t do much. But the Hulk is so good you won’t really care much about Banners faults. Bonus points if you grab this under retail.

Excellent! Great articulation and sculpt detail. Solid weight to Hulk figure. Banner figure very detailed also. Hulk looks true to comics.

Like many others, I wanted this pack solely because of the gray Hulk. I love its uniqueness (although Hasbro just recolored the normal Hulk sculpt), and it stands out great in the display. The included Bruce Banner figure was almost a deterrent to purchasing this two-pack, but he ended up looking better in real life. I considered either throwing him away or giving him to my one-year-old, but his simplicity and normalcy grant him a certain display appeal, especially in contrast to the magnitude of the gray Hulk, who contributes THE value to this pack. A few things about the Bruce Banner figure: First, Bruce's glasses are easy to miss in the packaging, so watch out for what looks like an unused staple in a small, thin paper bag (no plastic is used in the packaging). Unfortunately, his glasses are his best feature/accessory, so missing them in the box would take away from what is already a poor figure. Second, Bruce's articulation is abysmal. The molded plastic lab coat restricts most of his leg and abdominal movement, if you even desire to pose him dynamically. His boots are also awkwardly shaped, making it very difficult for him to balance in a standing position. I didn't include a picture, but it appears that my Banner's right leg is slightly shorter than his left, which exacerbates the difficulty in standing him up properly. By my estimation, he is not worth posing in any other way than standing straight up with a hand on or holding his glasses. However, again, I chose to keep him in the display merely because of the contrast he provides for the gray Hulk. Still, this contrast could have been greater if Banner had come with an alternative head sculpt (or if not an alternative, then at least a better one than what was included). That way, Banner could be more artfully posed by recreating some metamorphic Banner-to-Hulk comic panels. As it is, he looks as indifferent as I feel to have received him in this two-pack. Hasbro would also do well to start making soft goods for characters who wear lab coats like Banner. Then, articulation would not suffer because of the molded plastic preventing leg and waist movement. However, Banner's shortcomings do not detract from the Gray Hulk's aesthetic, display, and value as a collector's item. For someone interested in this retro first-appearance color, or for someone looking for a unique Hulk variant, this is a must-have on the shelf. I believe that Hasbro just reused their old Hulk body with recolored plastic, but the gray color is well done, though lacking much painted shading. His blue pants are just sculpted blue plastic without any paint, so they look a little flat and cheap in person. Although thoughts may differ, I personally love the more solemn and subtly grimacing head sculpts available for this Gray Hulk. Both of these head sculpts are beautifully sculpted with lots of great detail, and the hair includes nice blue paint shading throughout. He also comes with a bent and squished pipe, which is very well sculpted with lots of little details. This pipe can fit into either of the open hands. Finally, there is a recolored, tattered shirt sculpt accessory that fits onto his shoulders, and it has some nice painted splatter detail throughout. I think the orange shirt helps break up the gray color, helping the figure breathe a little on display. Gray Hulk's articulation is on par with other big Marvel Legends figures like this, which is about an average degree of articulation. He is fit with butterfly joints (which do not go forward), single-jointed elbows, double-jointed knees, a waist and chest swivel, minimal forward ab crunch, decent head movement, and a few more common points of articulation. His legs do not bend far up at the hip, and there is no boot or calf swivel, both of which limit more dynamic posing. This last remark about severely limited leg movement has been a consistent problem with Hasbro's big figures. Overall, this two-pack--especially and almost exclusively the Gray Hulk--makes a worthwhile contribution to a collection. He is menacing, huge, and most importantly, Gray, which appeals to those who are either searching for a unique Hulk figure or are familiar with his first gray appearance in the comics. I gave this a 4/5 because of the Banner figure and its shortcomings mentioned above. If Hasbro had created a worthwhile Banner, it would have contributed well to an altogether Incredible Gray Hulk. As it is, Hulk overwhelms Puny Banner in displayability, posing, shelf presence, and value. The Gray Hulk makes this a great purchase!

Muy bueno

This two pack is working with a lot of reused material. By this point, most Marvel Legends collectors will be quite familiar with this Hulk sculpt and probably even more familiar with the suited body that primarily makes up Baruce Banner. However, I do still have immense appreciation for this set. For one, the headsculpts included for the Hulk are just perfect. I've been wanting more Hulk figures with slightly calmer expressions for awhile, and these two heads absolutely capture the slightly more reserved anger often exemplified by this less saturated Hulk form. An important note that I should mention is that Bruce Banner's glasses are a separate piece from his head, and can be found in their own small bag which has been taped to the cardboard that holds the figures inside the box, so make sure to check that before chucking the box in the recycling. Though, another thing that should be checked before destroying the box that I unfortunately did not is that your Hulk actually comes with the right hands. While mine came with both fists, they actually sent me two left open hands instead of one for each side, which is a shame. The Bruce Banner is a nice inclusion, but I don't know if I'd say that he alone makes this set a worthwhile purchase. I do see what they were going for, giving you the exact tools required to recreate the iconic cover of the Hulk's first appearance, though I do think that a slightly more casual look for Banner would end up being useful in far more scenarios for the average collector. I can't really knock this set, it's maybe the best Grey Hulk that Has brought has produced thus far, and if you, like me, have an affinity for that particular look then I can't really see any way that this pack would fail to provide that. Just double check the hand situation.

Vino en perfecto estado. Por un momento pensé que se habían olvidado de las gafas de la figura de Bruce Banner, pero no, venían en un sobrecito aparte pegado al cartón en lugar de con el resto de accesorios. Cuidado con eso.

Wonderful, best classic hulk action figure. Massive, bulky yet detailed. The face sculpt is awesome, as well as the muscolar body, the quality of materials is high. Banner is faithful to the original and the glasses are a magic touch. A remarkable product. Bravo Hasbro, you make old times fan happy!

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If you’re a massive Hulk fan then this is one for you, there’s nothing not to like about this set. The best version of the Grey Hulk to date, it’s got the Jack Kirby design perfectly and the Bruce Banner figure is excellent too but is a bit tricky to stand but his glasses fit just right. 10 out of 10 Proper 60’s Nostalgia

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