Hasbro Marvel SDCC Exclusive The Collector's Vault Announced

07/07/2016 07:23 pm EDT

It's that time of year again: Hasbro has announced what will be included in exclusive Marvel Legends set. Titled The Collector's Vault, the limited set features several out-of-this-world characters as it collects some of The Collector's most prized possessions - and it even includes the man himself!

The set is comprised of five figures, four of them being extraordinary items from The Collector's intergalactic museum. As usual, the set will be sold at SDCC in Hasbro's Toy Shop booth as well as Fan Expo Canada in September.

A brief description of the Legends figures can be read below:

"The most extraordinary museum of intergalactic treasures is inside THE COLLECTOR'S VAULT! This impressive 3.75-inch scale MARVEL LEGENDS SERIES set features fan-favorite Marvel Comics characters and mysterious ancient artifacts, such as ZODIAC KEY, CASKET OF ANCIENT WINTERS, and WAND OF WATOOMB. THE COLLECTOR'S VAULT set includes HOWARD THE DUCK and introduces MARVEL'S THE COLLECTOR, MARVEL'S COSMO, LOCKJAW, and MARVEL'S MOON BOY figures to the MARVEL LEGENDS SERIES. Figures feature detailed articulation, sculpting, and deco. Includes 5 figures and 3 artifacts. MARVEL THE COLLECTOR'S VAULT LEGENDS SERIES 3.75-Inch Action Figure Set will be for sale at San Diego Comic-Con 2016. Following the convention, a limited number will be available on HasbroToyShop.com. Canadian fans can also purchase the figure set during Fan Expo Canada in September."

Retailing at $69.99, the exclusive set is just one of many which Hasbro has created for Marvel during SDCC's historic run. Back in 2007, the companies partnered together to bring Stan Lee and She-Hulk to fans - and yes - the legendary comic writer did come complete with removable clothing which revealed Spider-Man's costume. Then, in 2011, Hasbro kicked off its Marvel Legends line by selling a Modern Thor figure to fans' acclaim. Last year, Hasbro brought Doctor Strange to SDCC with its Book of Vishanti set which collected figures of Dr. Strange, Doctor Voodoo, Magik, Hela, and Dormammu.

What do you guys think? Would you pay up for this year's exclusive set?

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