The Best Marvel and ‘Avengers’ Toys for Superhero-Obsessed Kids

The ultimate conflicted badass, Wolverine has been a comic favorite well before Hollywood began cranking out X-Men movies. This 12-inch tall figure is featured in the classic costume.

A toy keepsake for true Marvel fans: A six inch Winter Soldier figure, inspired by the character from the series and the films.

It's Thor's troubled brother, Loki, as an articulated six inch collectible action figure.

There's no such thing as being too excited for the Black Widow movie. Meanwhile, you get this action figure, which includes her weapons, is fully articulated, and comes with a clear, flexible action stand.

Cleary meant for older kids, this insanely awesome 565 piece model features Venom's dagger-like teeth and twisting tongue, complete with a display case.

This Iron Man figure fires projectiles through his blast gear.

Any self-respecting Avengers fan has to own the Infinity Gauntlet. It's an articulated fist with pulsating stone glow light effects and six Infinity Stones that control the multi-verse. It's big. It's awesome. It's a keeper.

The goal: Rescue Captain America and Hawkeye when their truck is trapped by two AIM agents, with this 477 piece set.

Black Widow is finally getting her own movie, and it's about damn time. These are based on the gloves she wears in the film, and each stinger can fire a dart from the light-up cuffs. The set includes six darts and they can be fired up to 10 feet.

Encourage superhero pretend play with this set, which includes a Hulk mask plus Hulk and Thor action figures.

学龄前儿童可以得到奇迹的行动this building set, which lets them assemble Iron Man’s laboratory workshop with its moving crane, spinning turntable, wrench and control panel. It's a wonderful problem-solving and pretend play toy.

Of course you need this shield, inspired by the one used by Steve Rogers. When kids hold down the button, they perform a shield sling move to launch a Nerf disc.

The 524-piece Iron Man Hall of Armor comes with five different Iron Man suits and an Outrider. Kids can take apart and rearrange each module to their heart's content while also swapping out the minifigures in the rotating podium with robotic arms. There are also tons of different accessories inspired by Endgame. Think a jet pack, wrench, radar dish, and fire extinguisher: all stuff you'd find inside any Stark Industries lab.

When kids flip the mask up, they activate light effects similar to the interior view of Tony Stark’s high-tech helmet.

This 480-piece helmet looks like the real thing. And it stands on a sturdy base with a nameplate. Hence we can pretend it's for kids, but really, c'mon dads. You know it's for you.

Not a toy per se, but honestly, who cares? This artwork is made with latex paint on stretched canvas, and when the lights go out, the superhero's name glows in the dark. And the glow lasts for up to four hours. We're partial to Black Panther and Captain America.

Most Marvel Lego sets are insanely complex, which is why this one is refreshingly simple yet still intricate. It's meant for preschoolers, and includes Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Captain Marvel and Loki minifigures, plus the Avengers Tower, Quinjet and Loki's glider. In other words, a hell of a lot of stuff.

Fans of Ant-Man need to own this electronic helmet with red and blue lights, plus an intricate movie-inspired design and stunning attention to detail.

RIP to the late, great Chadwick Boseman. When his T’Challa suited up as the Black Panther, he prepared himself for combat to defend his kingdom. And he did so wearing this light-up helmet, with pulsating and fixed light effects.

This Avengers compound is centered around the building, a garage with helipad and satellite dish connected to a two-story office building complete with Avengers logos and a roof-mounted blaster. The set also comes with an offroader and a helicopter, as well as four minifigures (Iron Man, Captain Marvel, Nebula, and a Outrider), one microfigure (Ant-Man), and two posable larger figures (Hulk and Thanos). It's pricey, yes, but you also get one hell of a building experience.