It’s not that this one doesn’t make sense per se, but it is more that there was such an opportunity lost when no one considered the meta possibilities of having a collector’s item made of The Collector. Anyone who has lived through the TY craze sees something familiar in the lineups and madness around getting rare Pops, and though we might know that these collector’s items are doomed to later articles about the value crash and the “if only we knew then what we know now,” lamentations, but we’re still tempted to get a number and wait in line at conventions. Standing approximately 4-inches tall, the Avengers Endgame Glow in the Dark Iron Man Pop comes packaged in a collector friendly window display box. markets and sells products, including children's products, for purchase by adults 18 years and over. Offer only available on qualifying products and cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions.

You can redeem this offer by joining our mailing list and being the first to learn about new releases, upcoming events, and more! Some of the weirder Funko Pops are those that are the adaptation of the original Funko mascot, Freddy Funko, as the characters themselves. Maybe it is the square head associated with the Pop shape, maybe it is the teeth, maybe it is the yellow eyes, but the Anti-Venom Pop looks ridiculous. 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 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?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. The Funko Pops that came out of these Spider-Man films are increasingly confusing and vary in value and rarity. There are all those Avengers movies you may have heard about, as well, including the set for Avengers: Endgame. Despite his and their best efforts, Baby Groot just couldn’t figure it out or appear with the right item. 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.

This edition of Red Skull landed on the scene in around 2011 when Funk Pops were really starting to rise in popularity.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. The adaptation of the usually long-faced symbiote creature just looks like an adaptation gone exactly wrong.

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. So the man who is famous for his collection of valuable rarities, adapted for being collected, isn’t even a valuable rarity. There are a few different vision Funk Pops, varying in shades of red and green, to more familiar purple, and even one that is a hot shade of bright lavender. Meanwhile, Spider-Man: Homecoming offers a few Tony Stark editions, and the lone Iron Man option comes as a combo pack.Some Pops boast such rarity and variation, that they’re values have shot up to the worth of a used car, while others hold the value of pocket change. This bobble-head Funko Pop definitely captures the essence of the character, down to the character in the eyes brought by Benicio Del Toro in his version of the character on-screen. Still, fans can find a Mark 42 version of Iron Man, as well as an exclusive for Tony Stark from the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con. Lisa Weatherall | E-Mail | URLLisa grew up in Arlington, Texas where she regularly attended Rangers games and fell in love with baseball.