Hasbro's Marvel Legends Retro 375 Collection imagines a world where Kenner made Marvel figures in the early 1980s — 3.75-inch figures with classic 5-point articulation. carded on vintage-style backers complete with the Kenner logo. Select your character from the dropdown. each sold separately. The roster spans the Marvel universe: Amazing Fantasy Spider-Man. Captain America. Iron Man (standard and Stealth armor). The Incredible Hulk and Gray Hulk. X-Men (Wolverine. Cyclops. Iceman. Dark Phoenix. Magneto). street-level heroes and villains (Daredevil. Elektra. Bullseye. Electro. Venom). Fantastic Four members (Mr. Fantastic. Invisible Woman. Human Torch). plus Loki. Vision. Falcon. Firestar. Nova. U.S. Agent. Ant-Man. and Black Panther.
Sculpts follow the simple. chunky proportions of the Kenner era with comic-accurate deco. making this line a natural fit alongside vintage Star Wars-scale collections and other retro-style figures.
Product details
Brand: Hasbro
Line: Marvel Legends Retro 375 Collection
Type: Retro-style action figure
Scale: 3.75 inches
Articulation: 5 points. vintage Kenner style
Packaging: Retro cardback with Kenner logo
Condition: Brand new. sealed on card
Recommended age: 4 and up
Sold individually — one carded figure per purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
How do these differ from regular Marvel Legends figures? Standard Marvel Legends are 6-inch collector figures with heavy articulation. Retro 375 figures are deliberately simple — 3.75 inches. 5 points of articulation — recreating what a Kenner Marvel line would have looked like in the 1980s.
Why is there a Kenner logo on the card? It's part of the alternate-history concept: Kenner never actually made Marvel figures. so Hasbro (which owns the Kenner brand) designed the packaging as a vintage artifact from that "what if" timeline.
What's the difference between the two Hulks? The Incredible Hulk is the classic green version; Gray Hulk depicts his original 1962 first-appearance coloring.
What is Amazing Fantasy Spider-Man? Spider-Man in his debut appearance styling from Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962). distinct from the standard red-and-blue release.
Do these scale with vintage Star Wars figures? Yes — the 3.75-inch format and construction match that era. so they display naturally with vintage Kenner-scale lines.
