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Each 6" figure features the poseability and detail that fans expect. In addition to the full-page comic or poster book, each figure in the series will come with a character-dedicated transport.
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The tradition of quality and variety of action figures continues with yet another breathtaking line-up for both kids and collectors. This Apocalypse Series Maestro Hulk figure is super-articulated and poseable. He includes a comic book, too, so you can read and then recreate your favorite super hero scenes. Maestro Hulk includes the left arm of the Apocalypse figure.
As an added bonus, a piece of the "Build a Figure" character is included. Collect all the action figures in the series to build your own deluxe 14" Apocalypse. Other figures sold separately. Maestro Hulk measures 6" tall.
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This is the only figure in the Apocalypse series that dose not have a variant figure. Kinda makes you wish it were the Sentinel series, and if you can find them, most of them are variants that you might actually want. I was fortunate enough to hit Wal-Mart at a time when the shelves must have been just stocked, because the racks were full, and all five variants were right there in front. Needless to say I bought all 5. But Maestro, as far as I know has had one appearance in the entire Marvel Universe, so what variant is even possible.
Despite some protests that this is "another Hulk figure" this is not some namby pamby rehashed Hulk with screaming action, fist pounding, and slightly purplier pants that we've seen a dozen times before, but an almost entirely all new figure. One reviewer said the body was based on the Smart Hulk figure, but I wasn't lucky enough to snag one, so I don't have a basis of comparrison.
However, he is well muscled, warty, and weathered alot like he looks in the included issue of Captain Marvel. And if your wondering just what exactly to do with him, fear not, Captain Marvel is to be released in Series XV near the end of this year. Then he can go a few rounds with your Maestro. Now ML, where's our Legends 2099 Spidey? (He was also in that CM comic.)
He is a good figure, could be a little bigger, like more on scale with Juggernaut from Series VI, but he does come with the Apocalypse piece whcich is a great figure in and of itself.
Despite some protests that this is "another Hulk figure" this is not some namby pamby rehashed Hulk with screaming action, fist pounding, and slightly purplier pants that we've seen a dozen times before, but an almost entirely all new figure. One reviewer said the body was based on the Smart Hulk figure, but I wasn't lucky enough to snag one, so I don't have a basis of comparrison.
However, he is well muscled, warty, and weathered alot like he looks in the included issue of Captain Marvel. And if your wondering just what exactly to do with him, fear not, Captain Marvel is to be released in Series XV near the end of this year. Then he can go a few rounds with your Maestro. Now ML, where's our Legends 2099 Spidey? (He was also in that CM comic.)
He is a good figure, could be a little bigger, like more on scale with Juggernaut from Series VI, but he does come with the Apocalypse piece whcich is a great figure in and of itself.
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The Maestro, the evil future intelligent world conquering version of the Hulk, comes with one arm and arm tube of the mighty Apocalypse. Apocalypse being the kick butt 14" giant figure you can build if you buy the six figures in this series.
Maestro Hulk has great paint and body sculpt with tons of detail and his muscles are so huge it looks like his skin may burst. His beard is scuplted and painted well and he comes with his crazy pointy hat that fits well on his bald head. He is a touch shorter than I'd like and this plus the swelled size of his arms and hands and his funny clothes do make him look dwarf like but once you get used to it it grows on you. Overall a really cool figure and someone to take on the first appearance grey Hulk from the Galactus series. Talk about alpha and omega.
Maestro Hulk has great paint and body sculpt with tons of detail and his muscles are so huge it looks like his skin may burst. His beard is scuplted and painted well and he comes with his crazy pointy hat that fits well on his bald head. He is a touch shorter than I'd like and this plus the swelled size of his arms and hands and his funny clothes do make him look dwarf like but once you get used to it it grows on you. Overall a really cool figure and someone to take on the first appearance grey Hulk from the Galactus series. Talk about alpha and omega.
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this product is pretty cool if you like collecting action figures he is the guy you want to get first.
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the toy i bought from you is very good and in good condition not a thing wrong over all very good
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Maestro Hulk is a good figure. I like the character and am glad he was done in the Marvel Legends style. However, he's too short. Read more
Published on February 12, 2006 by A. Kuehn
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