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Iron Studios Officially Reveals ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Figures With First Look at Doctor Doom, Professor X, and Magneto [Exclusive]
Iron Studios has unveiled new collectible figures giving fans an early look at how Doctor Doom, Professor X, and Magneto will appear in Marvel Studios' upcoming film "Avengers: Doomsday". Revealed exclusively via Collider around San Diego Comic-Con, the figures build on the wave of Hall H panel reveals and offer potential visual clues about the film's plot, particularly around the mysterious redesign of Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom.
The Doctor Doom figures, including a "Throne Deluxe" variant, echo the character's official poster look, complete with a curious yellow armband seen across recent merchandise, while the throne version adds mystical runes that could hint at ties to Latverian witch lore glimpsed elsewhere in the film's promotion. The Professor X figure, voiced by Patrick Stewart, shows Charles Xavier using his powers amid rubble and a broken stained-glass window, echoing imagery from the "X-Men Will Return" trailer, while Ian McKellen's Magneto is depicted in his classic red suit and helmet, levitating over a broken pillar, suggesting a possible action sequence involving his powers in the film.
In short
- Iron Studios reveals Doctor Doom, Professor X and Magneto figures for "Avengers: Doomsday"
- Doom's throne figure features mysterious runes hinting at plot clues
- Magneto and Professor X figures suggest new X-Men footage in the film
Explained simply
"Avengers: Doomsday" is an upcoming Marvel Studios film that will bring together characters from across the Marvel universe. The film features three significant characters: Doctor Doom (played by Robert Downey Jr.), Professor X (Patrick Stewart), and Magneto (Ian McKellen), with the latter two being long-established X-Men characters.
Iron Studios is a collectible figurine company that creates figures based on upcoming films from major studios. Collectors pay close attention to these figures as they typically reflect the actual character designs and costumes that will appear in finished films, occasionally providing early glimpses of details that haven't yet been publicly revealed.
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