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This one is mega weird since it seems like the symbiotes managed to alter the Iron Man suit, giving it teeth and making it shoot blood or something instead of flames. We guess it isn’t the worst idea for a variant, being that Baby Groot is a fan favourite, but maybe he would have made more sense with the other items, like Yondu’s underwear? There have been a lot of Stan Lee Funko Pops, often with specific T-shirts to act as exclusives for certain conventions. These San Diego Comic Con exclusives were extremely limited, and the brown skin edition was limited to 24 units. Lisa Weatherall | E-Mail | URLLisa grew up in Arlington, Texas where she regularly attended Rangers games and fell in love with baseball.
Tony Stark, being one of the founding characters of the MCU, and arguable the godfather of the entire franchise, is certainly an important figure which makes him and his iterations very valuable. He is incredible to look at, with a mashing up both red and green, one black eye and one yellow eye, and, of course, one of the things that immediately attached value to Pops, he’s metallic. The adaptation of the usually long-faced symbiote creature just looks like an adaptation gone exactly wrong. Spider-Man has been adapted a host of times on-screen, in comics and in animation, so it’s no surprise that he is one of the most adapted Funko Pop characters. We all love the lightsaber chopsticks, so we guess someone thought we wanted salt and pepper shakers.
Not every metallic Pop can come in at the same tag as a variant Stan Lee, but this Ghost Rider is still an item collectors could claw each other for. Anti-Venom is most certainly a real character, and a part of the Venom and Symbiote lore weaved into Spider-Man comics, but the Funko Pop iteration of the character is nothing short of weird.
The Funko Pops that came out of these Spider-Man films are increasingly confusing and vary in value and rarity. There is a Venomized Captain America, and our selection of one of the most nonsensical, a Venomized Iron Man. But, man, for those of us who have waited in those lineups for exclusive pops, this makes it seem like the hunt might be worth it.Standing approximately 4-inches tall, the Avengers Endgame Glow in the Dark Iron Man Pop comes packaged in a collector friendly window display box. Also released in 2011, the time when Funko was rising in popularity at an exponential rate, this was one of the earlier variants of a popular character.
Further, it shows the eyes with some expression, and a small white detail, which really don’t match the character as he appeared on-screen. With the massive character adaptations and the myriad of variants, Funko Pops have taken on the same culture as collector’s items before them, they have attached different statuses to each Pop! Starting off, the first Funko Pop Iron Man figure appears to be a nod to one of Stark's earlier suits from the comics, featuring a less chiseled body and a much rounder head.markets and sells products, including children's products, for purchase by adults 18 years and over. The Funko Pop Iron Man figures highlight these marvelous suits in great detail with multiple versions from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Another metallic and thus valuable Pop is the metallic version of the ghost man that rides at night, Ghost Rider. He dawns the original costume we associate with the comic book character, and dropped around the same time as the film and the ever valuable Red Skull Pop. With value often being associated with popularity and age, it is no surprise that one of the most beloved villains of all time, in one of his earliest Pop releases, would be one of the most valuable.
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