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The animation style is superb, striking a balance between the gravitas of the situation and the inherent flamboyance of the Marvel universe. For some reason, Funko decided to number this Loki outside of a category such as movies or comics with the number following that of the 242 Loki Common Funko Pop! from the Thor Ragnarok Movie. One of the most striking faces in superhero comics, a skull on fire, got a flesh and blood version in 2007. In Mark Steven Johnson’s “ Ghost Rider,” Nicolas Cage plays the cursed character from Marvel. This Funko Pop! set offers fans a unique way to appreciate their favorite characters in a new, albeit macabre, light. By thrusting these heroes into the world of the undead, Marvel not only captivates us with thrilling (and chilling) stories but also invites us to reflect on the very nature of heroism and humanity.

And he does not fly or jump from one building to another but moves about on a motorcycle powered by circles of fire in place of wheels.

The film relies on special effects and creates a character torn between remorse for past mistakes and hope for a second chance. In other words, between one and another battle against infernal spirits, he still finds time and disposition for “small” tasks, such as stopping a robbery.

Is it their superpowers, or is it something else? Their integrity? Their humanity? And what happens when those qualities are stripped away?What other Funko Pops do you like? We really like the new E.T. 40th Anniversary Pops and the Sally Face Funko Pops? As though they were not already trailblazers, the creative minds at Marvel have again stirred the pot of imagination, this time merging two sensational genres: superheroes and zombies. He is a freak: a creature that has, instead of a face, a burning skull. He has no mouth to speak, which does not prevent him from issuing unappealable verdicts such as “guilty” or “innocent.” With the debut of their animated series “What If…Zombies?” Marvel poses a thrilling if macabre, question: What if our favorite superheroes turned into zombies? And then there is the human side. The Biker is Johnny Blaze, an idol who makes a living doing somersaults with his motorcycle.