Digital Trends may earn a commission when you buy through links on our site. Why trust us?

Amazon Black Friday sale includes Marvel toys and action figures

By John Alexander Published November 20, 2023

Iron flies in the sky in Iron Man. — .

If you’re a big Marvel fan, these deals are worth your time. As part of Black Friday deals, Amazon has put tons of Marvel super hero toys and gear on sale. From a Marvel Mr. Potato Head to Marvel-themed board games, there’s something to get for you or your Marvel obsessed friend or child. Seriously, they’re some of the best Black Friday toy deals you’ll find. Unfortunately, though, there is so much that it might take awhile to sort through everything yourself. Tap the button below, where all the deals are, and you’ll see what we mean. That’s why we’re also pulling out some recommended favorites., if only you keep reading…

The best Marvel Black Friday deals

Angled view of the Dr. Strange Funko Pop figurine. — Image used with permission by copyright holder

It’s only $3. That’s the deal with the toy. This makes it one of the most harmless collectibles you can imagine and a legendary buy if you know the right collector.

What’s a Spider-Spud? The is 21% off right now, kicking it to under $10. It’s part Mr. Potato Head, part Spiderman, and pure-hearted fun.

Connect with this deal. Spiderman-themed is down to just $14, from its usual price of $20.

Thor’s hammer. This lets you build your own copy of Thor’s hammer. It’s 50% off for Black Friday, down to just $10. For even easier building fun, check out our collection of select Lego Black Friday deals, too!

Marvel apparel is on sale too. It’s starting to get chillier outside, meaning it is the perfect time to get your child a jacket or sweater that reflects their passions. These with various themes are down to just $21. Meanwhile, you can get a cute for your daughter for just $18!

As you can see, most items in this sale are reduced to a quite low price and they all make for wonderful stocking stuffers. Our recommendations, above, are a great start, but you’ll probably want to browse through all of the items if you have a particular favorite character or style that you like. To do so, simply tap the button below. But, be warned, there are a ton of great items on sale now, so your scroller finger might get tired.

Topics

John Alexander is a former ESL teacher, current writer and internet addict, and lacks the wisdom to know what the future…

Entertainment

Tom Holland says he doesn’t know anything about the Christopher Nolan movie he’s starring in

Tom Holland smiles and poses for a picture at Comic-con.

It probably makes sense to keep Tom Holland in the dark about his project with Christopher Nolan for as long as possible. The actor is notorious for spoiling films, even and especially when there's a big surprise coming.

Given that history, it's perhaps unsurprising that Holland doesn't have much sense of what Nolan's next movie is about, even though he's part of the film's cast.

Entertainment

Like Clint Eastwood’s thriller Juror #2? Then watch these three movies now

A mann stands up behind a chair and looks in Juror #2.

There is nobody like Clint Eastwood. The 94-year-old legend is still working, and his latest film, Juror #2, might be his best in 15 years. The Order's Nicholas Hoult stars as Justin Kemp, a Georgia resident called for jury duty on a high-profile murder case. Kemp holds a dark secret: he may have unknowingly played a hand in the murder. Kemp's moral dilemma eats at him, as it could influence the decision of the trial.

The release rollout from Warner Bros. for Juror #2 has been extremely baffling. Juror #2 was originally supposed to hit streaming. However, the studio gave the movie a limited theatrical release with no plans to expand nationwide. Now, Juror #2 is finally streaming on Max, so do yourself a favor and watch it. Afterward, keep the courtroom theme going and watch one of these three excellent movies.
The Verdict (1982)

Entertainment

Disney co-chairman reveals why The Acolyte was canceled after one season

Sol wields his lightsaber in The Acolyte episode 8.

Lucasfilm may be in the midst of experiencing a wave of positive attention and success thanks to its latest TV series, Skeleton Crew, but the Jude Law-starring sci-fi show isn't the only Star Wars title that has premiered on Disney+ this year. This past summer, Lucasfilm also debuted The Acolyte, a Sith-centric show set around 100 years before the events of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. Across its eight episodes, the series proved to be critically divisive, and it was only a month after The Acolyte's finale aired that Disney and Lucasfilm announced they would not be bringing the show back for a second season.

In a recent interview with Vulture, Disney Entertainment co-chairman Alan Bergman shed some light on the behind-the-scenes decision to cancel The Acolyte after just one season. "As it relates to Acolyte, we were happy with our performance, but it wasn’t where we needed it to be given the cost structure of that title, quite frankly, to go and make a season 2," Bergman revealed. "That’s the reason why we didn’t do that."