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One of the first great “crossover” events in comic book history was the Marvel Secret Wars storyline. Originally a ploy to sell action figures, the series involved a strange alien abducting some of the most popular heroes and villains of the time to fight on a distant planet. Proving massively successful, Secret Wars is still remembered fondly today, 25 years later. Hasbro has turned that nostalgia into a great sub-line of the current 3 ¾ inch Marvel Universe figures, the Secret Wars Comic Packs. The first wave has been on toy shelves for a few months, and appearing now is the second wave which includes pack #4: Hulk & Cyclops!


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