Marvel Series 1
- Sets
- 16
- Since
- 2021
- Newest set
- 2021
Marvel Series 1 was the first Marvel-branded collectible minifigure series, released in 2021. It draws on the Marvel television shows of that time.
16 sets
2020s
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Monica Rambeau
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Captain America
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Zombie Hunter Spidey
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The Scarlet Witch
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Captain Carter
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T'Challa Star-Lord
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Gamora with Blade of Thanos
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The Vision
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Winter Soldier
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Loki
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Sylvie
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Zombie Captain America
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Marvel Studios – 6 Pack
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Marvel Studios - Random Bag
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Marvel - Complete - All Sets
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Marvel Studios - Sealed Box
About Marvel Series 1
Alternate takes on familiar heroes
Several of the most distinctive figures come from the animated series What If…?, which reimagines well-known Marvel stories. Captain Carter (71031-10), T'Challa Star-Lord (71031-11) and Gamora with Blade of Thanos (71031-12) each have 10 pieces, and Zombie Hunter Spidey (71031-8) has 11. None of these versions appears in a regular set, which is a big part of their appeal to collectors of Marvel minifigures.
The WandaVision trio
Another group comes from WandaVision. The Scarlet Witch (71031-1) and The Vision (71031-2) have 10 pieces each, while Monica Rambeau (71031-3) shares the top spot with Captain America (71031-5) at 12 pieces. Displayed together, the three WandaVision figures form a small set of their own within the series.
Parent theme and parts
The series sits under Collectible Minifigures, and all 16 entries date from 2021. Each set page lists the head, torso, legs and accessories that make up a figure, which helps when checking capes, shields and weapons. You can mark each figure as you collect it and keep track of the gaps.
FAQ
- Which figures come from What If…?
- Among them Captain Carter (71031-10), T'Challa Star-Lord (71031-11), Gamora with Blade of Thanos (71031-12) and Zombie Hunter Spidey (71031-8).
- Which entries have the most pieces?
- Monica Rambeau (71031-3) and Captain America (71031-5), with 12 pieces each.
- Was this the first Marvel collectible minifigure series?
- Yes, as its name suggests, it was the first series under the Marvel name, released in 2021.