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The Best Funko Pops Ever Made— Although all funko pops are cute, we think these ones are the very best!

The death of Stan Lee was a blow to comic book fans across the world. The man responsible for some of Marvel’s biggest characters, such as Spider-Man, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, and Iron Man, is an icon and highly revered for his contribution to the comic world. It’s no surprise then that his Funko Pops went up in value after his passing.Other Funko Pop Stan Lee Figures 41 Freddy Funko Stan Lee Blue Shirt - 2015 San Diego Comic-Con (PR=96 pieces) Similar to the Hot Topic Silver Superman, this metallic version of Batman is another coveted collector’s item.

A rare find and perfect Funko Pop vinyl collectible for fans of Stranger Things, the Hopper in gold version is definitely a stunning figure to get your hands into.Funko Pop vinyl figurines are a big business these days. The 3.75-inch tall figures are based on famous pop culture characters from all walks of life. They can be characters from TV shows, movies, video games, and comics, along with real-life actors, musicians, and famous faces. There is a huge collectible market surrounding Funko Pops. Some are extremely rare and pricey, with this article looking at the most expensive Funko Pop figures of all time. If you’re a fan of Mr. Mouse, this variant is the perfect collectible to flaunt your fandom. What Makes a Funko Pop Rare? Based on my research and observation, there are several factors that contribute to the rarity of a Funko Pop figure, and here's what I noticed:

Only twelve of these figures were ever made and were only available at San Diego Comic-Con. So, it’s rare indeed, but one of the best dark options. The Freddy Krueger limited edition had a run of only 48 pieces and was only available at the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con. Thanks to their low price point and escapist nature, they were immensely popular with people of all ages—particularly children and young adults.This is another Funko Pop inspired by Monster Cereal. This time Freddy Funko, Funko Pop’s mascot, is styled in the image of Frankenstein’s Monster, who is known to enjoy a bowl of strawberry-flavored cereal from time to time. The writer was one of the founding names of the Marvel Comics company and left a legacy that spans generations. Coming from the original Disney movie, this rare Funko Pop is the clown variant of the cute elephant Dumbo.