Marvel HeroClix - Spider-Man and Venom Absolute Carnage Booster Brick

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Marvel HeroClix - Spider-Man and Venom Absolute Carnage Booster Brick
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Spider-Man and Venom are often foes but will join forces to stop Carnage in a HeroClix set that can’t be missed!

Spider-Man and Venom Absolute Carnage features exciting characters that fans will recognize from the comics and movies like Spider-Man, Green Goblin, Mysterio, and more! Fans will find more Venomized versions of beloved characters like Captain Marvel and Doctor Strange as well as characters that have never been clixed like Knull, Scream, White Rabbit, and more!

Exciting new gameplay will highlight characters’ secret identities, symbiotes, and extra special bonuses for keywords and themed teams!

Every booster will come with 5 pre-painted figures and select boosters will come with a bonus equipment-objects like Pumpkin Bombs, Carnage Symbiote, and All-Black the Necrosword to use on your HeroClix team!

In addition to classic characters, there will be some NEVER BEFORE SEEN characters created exclusively for this set from the Spider-Verse like Spider-Man 1776, Spider-Pharaoh, and Leonardo da Venom!

This booster set contains (*Contents subject to change):

  • 17 Commons (plus 1 Prime)
  • 17 Uncommons (plus 1 Prime)
  • 16 Rares (plus 1 Prime)
  • 12 Super Rares (plus 1 Prime)
  • 8 Chases
  • 7 Equipment Objects (included with select figures in 5-Figure Boosters)
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Name
Marvel HeroClix - Spider-Man and Venom Absolute Carnage Booster Brick
SKU
WZK73493
Vendor
HeroClix
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