Review: Marvel Comics - Marvel Legends 80th Anniversary Iron Man

This Iron Man is a fantastic representation of what I think of when I think about Iron Man. The classic design of the Red and Gold body with the [-_-] face. I was excited because the two Iron Man armors I owned were the Vintage Series Model 9 Iron Man and the Model 51 Iron Man from the Okoye Build-a-Figure wave. The one from the Vintage Series was just so outdated that it didn't fit with the rest of the current Marvel Legends figures, and those hips were terrible! I was excited that there would be another one and it looks amazing! Such an improvement from the previous ones.

Review: Marvel Stud10s - The Avengers (2012) - Marvel Legends The First Ten Years Iron Man Mark 7

Would you believe me if I told you I didn't watch the Avengers until a couple months ago? Actually more like half a year ago at this point. I watched it so I could watch Infinity War, I had to play catch up and prior to watching The Avengers I watched Thor right before it. And I loved it, it was a lot better than I expected and I don't know why I waited 6 years before watching it. I remember the trailers and all the hype leading up to the movie but I just wasn't interested. I did watch all the prerequisites and I wasn't until recently that I realized The Incredible Hulk (2008) was also part of the MCU even though it feels like a sequel to Hulk (2003) which I guess it's a pseudo sequel? Much like Superman Returns (2006) is a pseudo sequel to Christopher Reeve's Superman movies. Anyway, the toyline for The Avengers was out in stores and Wal-Mart Exclusive 6" Figures that had everyone minus Black Widow. I was also when I started reviewing toys online and I saw Deadzilla review Iron Man and I wanted to do the same, unfortunately I wasn't able to find anyone besides Captain America and I would like to get the rest even though they look terrible (kinda). I don't believe Iron Man Mark VII was part of the lineup, instead they released Mark VI sporting a battle damaged paint job.