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DEATHLOK

Line
Marvel Legends
Scale
6in
Maker
Hasbro
Era
Modern Era
FigurePinner price · real eBay solds
Loose / completeMEDIUM · 7 comps
$22
median, last 90 days
Sealed / cardedMEDIUM · 4 comps
$32
median, last 90 days · sealed sales only
Includes 11 comps classified from the listing title.
Bid check$before shipping
New$31.99 · 4 sales
Used$21.99 · 7 sales
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Deathlok Marvel Legends action figure
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Recent eBay Sales

38 sales on record
Sealed / Carded4 sold$31.99medianThin data
Loose7 sold$21.99medianThin data
Format unknown$26.90
Format unknown$20
Format unknown$26.90
Format unknown$19.99
Format unknown$17.59
Format unknown$24
Format unknown$22.99
Format unknown$31.95
Format unknown$21.99
Format unknown$16
Format unknown$20
Format unknown$15
Format unknown$21.99
Format unknown$55
Format unknown$28.19

Deathlok in his X-Force appearance from the Marvel Comics. The Deathlok concept involves a cyborg soldier reanimated from a dead body, and multiple characters have held the name. This version ties to the Uncanny X-Force era under Rick Remender's run (2010-2012), where a Deathlok unit from the future joined Wolverine's black-ops mutant team to prevent apocalyptic timelines.

  • Marvel Legends 80th Anniversary
  • 2019
  • 6 inch scale.

The Deathlok (X-Force) (Marvel Legends Sets · Marvel Comics 80th Anniversary) is a 6in action figure by Hasbro in the Marvel Legends line. Recent eBay sold prices: $31.99 sealed / carded (4 sold, thin data), $21.99 loose (7 sold, thin data).

About This Figure

Deathlok from Hasbro's Marvel Legends line (Modern Era).

Hasbro's crown jewel collector line — BAF pieces, comic-accurate decos, and a release cadence tied to MCU film cycles that makes wave timing as important as the figure itself.

A cyborg soldier from a dystopian future who predated the Terminator by nearly a decade and helped define Marvel's science fiction horror niche. Deathlok first appeared in Astonishing Tales #25 in 1974, created by Rich Buckler. The original was Luther Manning, a soldier who was killed and reanimated as a cyborg killing machine in the apocalyptic future of 1990. His divided consciousness — fighting for control of his own body against his built-in programming — was psychologically complex for its era. Multiple subsequent versions followed: Michael Collins in 1990 was a pacifist computer programmer horrified to find himself inside a Deathlok body. The Marvel Cinematic Universe adapted the concept for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Deathlok figures span multiple eras and character variants across Marvel's collector line.

Retail: $24.99 Market: $31.99 (28% above retail)

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