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Deadpool x Tacos at San Diego Comic-Con

2:11 PM PDT on June 8, 2013

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We always try to track down unique taco-related merchandise, and here's something entirely out of left-field. Marvel's Deadpool special edition taco-themed figurines with unique packaging. From the press release:

“Any evil that threatens the universe can eat lead. For the rest of us... tacos!”The Merc with a Mouth teams up with his favorite allies -- alternate universe versions of himself-- in this highly collectible and unique action figure set. The 3.75-inch Marvel Universe figures of Deadpool, Lady Deadpool and Champion of the Universe, along with figurines of Kidpool, Dogpool and Squirrelpool come packaged in individual “taco shells,” all inside a collectible taco truck package! Following the convention, a limited number will be available on HasbroToyShop.com.(Approximate Retail Price $49.99; Ages 4 & up; Available through HasbroToyShop.com, Booth #3329 at Comic-Con International in San Diego)Marvel's Vine video previews here and here. And stay tuned for an uffocial Marvel unboxing video of the whole set, very soon

Thanks to TacoTrail for clueing us in to this bizarre, yet welcome item.

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