Blood for the Baron!

They both come from the same mold? I have noticed Hasbro have used the Palitoy approach of use the same head for Cobra troopers and at least one Serpentor as if we wouldn't notice

No, is not a 25th anniversary one. Maybe you confused him with the recent convention version.

Hmmm... I think I made the question very vague, but if I make it less vague, I will give strong hints to the answer. Should I give the answer and make a different question?

I don't know what has Overkill to do with it.
Okay, I'll tell the answer. They both are unmasked versions of frequently masked figures, and both feature different faces from those portrayed in fiction. Given the vagueness of the question, I'd have accepted just "they're both unmasked". Now, I will accept my punishment as a man.

But first, I must make a new question:
Which figure is the only one who has NOT come with ?
Hint: Checking the accessories won't help. You must read the filecard to know (and knowing is half the battle).

Drug Elimination Force version

No, but it's a repaint of the DEF one. This is a hint: Is part of a repaint sub-group.

unmasked beach head???!!!!!!

Anti Venom Task Force Mutt?

Um... we weren't talking about the unmasked BH anymore, but...
One of the recent comic packs included Beachhead and Dataframe (renamed Mainframe). The BH figure came with interchangeable heads; one with his trademark skimask and other unmasked. The unmasked head doesn't look like the BH face we have seen in the Sunbow TV series or the Reloaded comic book; the toy face included a mustache.

About my question:
This doesn't include the 80s dog (read well this hint). That can't be confirmed seeing the accesories, but you must read the Filecard.
The data in the filecard is also one of the changes made by Devil's Due (meaning: in DD comics has the dog from this specific figure).
He belongs to a repaint sub-group.

Ooof! I hope those were enough hints.

Is it Bruce Wayne sr./ Donald Trump?