Hasbro has confirmed two Marvel Legends San Diego Comic-Con 2026 exclusives, available exclusively at the Hasbro booth during SDCC, which runs July 23-26 (Preview Night July 22) at the San Diego Convention Center. Both figures lean into classic animated Marvel series rather than the current films, giving this year's Marvel Legends SDCC drop a distinctly retro theme.
The two exclusives are a Spider-Man '67 three-pack priced at $84.99 and an X-Men '97 Professor Xavier with Hoverchair set priced at $49.99. Both ship in premium packaging styled like an old-school TV set, complete with sticker decals and a VHS-slot design, which makes this year's drop as much about the presentation as the figures themselves.
This guide covers what's confirmed about both exclusives, why the retro TV packaging is worth knowing about before you buy, and which EVORETRO products make sense once the figures are out of the box.
Priced at $84.99, this set pulls from the original 1967 Spider-Man cartoon rather than any modern comic or film continuity.
A three-figure set at this scale is a bigger display commitment than a single carded figure, and the retro cartoon sourcing makes this a different flavor of exclusive than the movie-accurate Marvel Legends most collectors are used to seeing.
Priced at $49.99, this set gives Professor Xavier's Hoverchair its Marvel Legends debut, tied to the X-Men '97 animated series ahead of its second season later this year.
Since the figure can sit inside the Hoverchair, this is a more display-oriented piece than a standard single-figure release, closer in spirit to a small vehicle set than a plain carded figure.
Rather than pulling from the current Marvel film slate, both of this year's SDCC exclusives draw on beloved animated series: the 1967 Spider-Man cartoon and X-Men '97. That shared sourcing gives the two exclusives a cohesive theme, and the matching retro-TV packaging style ties them together as a pair even though they're sold as separate items.
Both sets are sold exclusively at the Hasbro booth during the show, while supplies last. Additional purchasing details are set to be announced on the official Comic-Con website, and once the show wraps, limited quantities are expected to be available to order on HasbroPulse.com for collectors who can't attend in person.
Since both exclusives ship in a styled outer box rather than a standard Marvel Legends window package, treat the exact dimensions as unconfirmed until the sets are actually in hand. A protector sized for a standard Marvel Legends box is not likely to fit this styled packaging correctly, so hold off on assuming an existing case works until you can compare it directly against the real product.
For collectors planning to display rather than keep these sealed, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand gives 6-inch figures like Xavier or the Spider-Man three-pack a tiered, dust-free way to show off the full set together rather than lining them up flat on a shelf.
With Xavier's Hoverchair and the Spider-Man '67 set's 28 accessories built for dynamic posing, EVORETRO's articulated action figure stands help keep 6-inch figures balanced in action poses instead of relying on the figure's own footing alone.
Once a figure is out of its box, EVORETRO's 6-inch figure protector gives it a dust-free layer of protection on the shelf, which matters more for a con-exclusive piece you won't be able to easily replace.
To get ready for this year's Marvel Legends SDCC exclusives, start with these:
Both are available exclusively at the Hasbro booth during SDCC, July 23-26 (Preview Night July 22) at the San Diego Convention Center, while supplies last.
Spider-Man, Marvel's Lizard, and Marvel's Electro in 6-inch scale, with 28 accessories, priced at $84.99.
Professor Charles Xavier with his Hoverchair, over 20 points of articulation, an alternate head, 3 alt hands, and a removable helmet, priced at $49.99.
Limited quantities are expected to be available on HasbroPulse.com after the show, though exact timing hasn't been confirmed.
This year's Marvel Legends SDCC exclusives trade the usual movie-accurate figures for a pair of animated-series tributes, tied together by a shared retro TV packaging style. Whether you're chasing the Spider-Man '67 three-pack or the X-Men '97 Xavier and Hoverchair set, having the right display and protection plan ready once you get them home is the easiest way to keep these exclusives looking as good as the day you picked them up.
Keep an eye on the official Comic-Con website and HasbroPulse for additional availability details as SDCC approaches.
If you want to learn more about protecting Marvel Legends and other SDCC exclusives, these guides may also help:
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