Through WWF Magazine in 1993, fans were given the chance to order three exclusive Hasbro action figures — The Undertaker, Hulk Hogan, and Bret Hart. Today, those three figures are some of the ...

One of the rarest mail-away WWF Hasbro figures is this little 1993 Undertaker action figure with cloth duster. The last ones seen on the market that sold went for $1,450 and $1,400, ...

Hasbro’s New Marvel Legends Figures Are the Bendiest Boys Around Whether it's Mr. Fantastic or Shuma-Gorath (sorry, 'Gargantos'), Hasbro's newest Marvel reveals are all about that flexibility.

"So close to the real thing, it's like being in the ring!" was the tagline for the WWF Hasbro action figures. Capturing the wild and colorful gimmicks of the WWF from 1990 to 1994, the Hasbro ...

We’re still months away from the release of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, but Hasbro is dropping a huge collection of Indy action figures soon.There’s 3.75-inch retro versions of ...

To see how Hasbro has handled other recent Marvel movie releases, check out the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse figures. Jesse is a mild-mannered staff ...

In the past few years, I’ve developed a problem. An obsession, really. I cannot get enough of Hasbro’s Marvel Legends figures. I’m specifically into the comic book-style characters, but it ...

Hasbro announced the new additions to its Star Wars: The Black Series and Star Wars: The Vintage Collection product lines on Monday, Aug. 12.Both figures of the droid K-2SO will be based on his ...

Hasbro's Selfie Series lets fans live out their Star Wars , Marvel, ... collector-grade six-inch figures featuring a custom 3D-printed version of your own face digitally scanned using your ...

Hasbro started using Formlabs 3D printers to rapidly prototype ... It’s using a new 3D-printing material and workflow from 3D-printer company Formlabs to create custom action figures at scale.

WWF and the Zoological Society of London, another nonprofit, calculated these stunning figures using a popular metric called the Living Planet Index (LPI).

Hasbro's Brian Chapman explained that, a few years ago, the company ran a competition at a comic-con to make custom action figures for five winners.