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Falcon figure of Secret Wars collection includes the following accessories:
This figure is part of the Marvel Secret Wars collection, like the rest of the figures in the collection, this one includes a shield with some images with lenticular effect, which change depending on the angle of view of the observer.
This collection was distributed in several countries, so we can find it “carded” with different cartons depending on the country, even small changes in the tone of some colors, beyond that, there are no known variants of this figure.
Falcon, whose real name is Sam Wilson, is a Marvel Comics superhero created by Stan Lee and Gene Colan, who debuted in “Captain America” #117 in 1969.
Sam Wilson is one of the first African-American superheroes in comics and is distinguished by his strong sense of justice and leadership skills. Before becoming Falcon, Sam worked as a social worker in Harlem, committed to improving his community.
Falcon has the ability to fly thanks to a special suit with high-tech wings, originally designed by Black Panther. In addition, Sam shares a telepathic link with his pet falcon, Redwing, and has exceptional skills in hand-to-hand combat and flight tactics.
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