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Mezco Adds Mighty Thor To Their One:12 Collective Action Figure Line

Retro Thor comes to Mezco’s One:12 Collective line!

The Mighty Thor One:12 Collective Action Figure

When you buy through our links, Comicbook may earn an affiliate commission. The God of Thunder is now the newest member of the One:12 Collective line-up. Inspired by the characterโ€™s early look in Marvel Comics, the figure stands 6 3/4-inches tall and has over 30 points of articulation and a ton of fun accessories, which is what you would expect from Mezcoโ€™s One:12 line. The Mighty Thor is priced at $95 with free shipping here at Entertainment Earth, with an estimated arrival set for July 2025 (you won’t be charged until it ships). You can check out a gallery of images and a full breakdown of the features and accessories can be found below.

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The Mighty Thor One:12 Collective Action Figure / $95.00 / Arrival: July 2025 / Available here at Entertainment Earth / Features include:

  • 2x Interchangeable head sculpts
  • 2x Hammers
  • 1x Spinning hammer FX (attaches to hammer)
  • 4x Lightning strike FX (attach to hammer)
  • 1x Hammer impact FX
  • 1x Hammer blast FX
  • 1x Striking lightning FX
  • 1x Swinging hammer lightning FX
  • 1x One:12 Collective display base with logo
  • 1x One:12 Collective adjustable display post
  • 7x Interchangeable hands:
    • 1x Pair of fists
    • 1x Pair of posing hands (left & right)
    • 1x Pair of flying hands (left & right)
    • 1x Hammer holding right hand
  • Costume features:
    • Winged helmet
    • Cape
    • Armored tunic
    • Fitted pants
    • Wrist cuffs
    • Belt with “T” insignia
    • High cut boots

With this figure being inspired by Thorโ€™s comic book persona, a comic book update on the character seemed appropriate! Thorโ€™s current run, THE IMMORTAL THOR, by Al Ewing, Jan Bazaldua, Matt Hollingsworth, and Joe Sabino, brings Thor back for more cosmic heroism. 

โ€œPutting [Immortal] on a book Iโ€™m writing is a promise to the reader, and to myself,โ€ Ewing wrote when the series was first announced. โ€œI was the one who pitched the title โ€“ not editorial, not anyone else โ€“ and it was basically a self-challenge. Can I do a book like that again? Can I do my end of it better this time? I have to try, because the alternative is just lie down and let the grass grow where I fellโ€ฆI want to take another swing at that ball, and this time, I donโ€™t just want to knock it into the outfield, I want to hit it right out of the park and stroll calmly around the bases. I want to write something that goes as far and as hard and as powerful as the other book did, to give a similar experience to the people who supported that book and supported me through it and took something deep out of it, but with the benefit of experience.โ€

The run is currently on issue #18, with #19 and #20 set to release after the new year. Check out more information on the comic run here.