Funko POP! Vinyl: Games: Marvel Spider-Man: (Exc)

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If anyone can spread some holiday cheer this season, it’s a three-inch Spider-Man wearing an ugly sweater. Ahead of the release of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Funko is rolling out a new wave of all sorts of Spideys that will soon be seen in the movie. You've got your Spider-Man himself, Miles Morales (both in regular Funko Pop size and JUMBO size), along with his friend from across the Multiverse, Gwen Stacey as Spider-Gwen. But that's not all! The new Funkos also include Spider-Man 2099, Spider-Byte, Spider-Man India, Spider-Punk, Scarlet Spider, and Spider-Woman. And that's still not all.

If you are looking for Venom figures, including the various Carnage, Toxin or Venomized editions, there is a separate Pop! guide for that. Other Funko Pop Spider-Man Figure Guides After escaping the grip of death by transferring his mind into the body of an android, Otto Octavius used his new form to join the ranks of HYDRA, where he built new tentacles for this new Spider-inspired appearance.

Funko Pop Spider-Man No Way Home Figures Gallery

There’s a good chance that Spider-Man: No Way Home will feature several different iterations of the web-slinger and his rogues' gallery that have been seen through the years — plus a minimum of two new suits that Tom Holland’s wallcrawler will wear. Jumping in a familiar pose for fans of Marvel’s webhead, Spider-Man is displayed jumping forward while extending his arm to shoot a web from his wrist.

Harnessing big comic-accuracy energy, the Sandman Funko shows Flint Marko threateningly using his powers to enlarge his fist on one arm while forming a giant morning star on the other. If the iconic white cowl, red webbed mask, or the name “Arachknight" didn’t give it away, the Infinity Warps line of Marvel Comics mashed together some of fans’ favorite Marvel characters, including Spider-Man and Moon Knight. General audiences’ familiarity with the friendly neighborhood hero is why many believe that Spider-Man: No Way Home is the choice project to properly introduce audiences to Marvel’s Multiverse. since movie-goers of all ages are so fond of, and familiar with, the history of Spider-Man on the big screen in all his various forms. If Funko ever gets points for creativity, they had better have gotten some for the Pop! figure of Marvel’s Sandman. It should not be much of a surprise that fans regard Peter Parker as one of the most beloved comic book characters of all-time. Still, some might find it amazing (oh, I did) to know Spider-Man is also creator Stan Lee's favorite.One of the biggest thrills of playing the 2020 Spidey spin-off was the distinct difference that can be seen in Miles’ compared to Peter Parker, in both his movement and his threads. Vulture is one fun MCU villain, and this Pop! from Spider-Man: Homecoming captures perfectly how Marvel Studios can modernize even the kookiest of bad guys. 7) Marvel’s Superior Octopus Funko

Every so often, Funko drops a Pop! that takes after a deep cut from Marvel Comics, and the new Poison Pop! is a great example of that. In Episode 5 of What If…? on Disney+, the world is overtaken by a zombie apocalypse, and only a handful of displaced Avengers are left to find a cure before it’s too late. As Parker's Uncle Ben says, "With great power comes great responsibility," and this could be Funko's mantra, too. There are already quite a few Funko Pop Spider-Man figures to collect, each marking special events in Spider-Man's story arc. Sony’s Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales was released in 2020 as a sequel/spin-off game to 2018’s Spider-Man on PlayStation 4, and it brought a lot more to the table in the form of a second web-slinger from Brooklyn. If there’s anything that the marketing for Spider-Man: No Way Home has taught us, it’s that Spider-Man is nothing without his rogues’ gallery.Doctor Strange didn’t survive the zombie virus, but his Cloak of Levitation lived on and assisted Spidey and the Avengers throughout the Disney+ episode, even letting Peter Parker wear it for a time as they worked to avoid the zombies while searching for an answer. The MCU’s Spider-Man franchise has brought some of the most enjoyable original takes on Marvel characters - specifically with the movies’ villains. Celebrating an instant MCU icon, the Mysterio Pop! puts the faux hero on display just as he intended the world to see him - his face shrouded by an ominous cloud of smoke while showing off his mesmerizing green magic as his cape flows in the wind behind him. 3) Avengers: Endgame Iron Spider with Nano Gauntlet Funko Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales introduced gamers to a new take on the webhead, complete with a new powerset that includes bioelectricity. Ugly Sweaters are a fan-favorite look around the holidays, and Spider-Man joins in on the festive fun with this Funko Pop! Peter Parker looks especially proud of his sweater as he wears it over his costume, whether he’s being ironic or genuinely proud of his latest gift from Aunt May.

The Spider-Man Captain Universe Funko Pop! shows off the immense new power levels that overtook Peter Parker with the orange-and-yellow effects on his hands. This introduces collectors to a whole new side of Spider-Man that jumps to the cosmic side of Marvel Comics - somewhat similar to how fans will see Peter Parker find himself dabbling in the Mystic Arts in No Way Home. Showing off the new oversized Spider symbol on his chest as part of Spidey’s new Advanced Suit, the evolution of this costume played a key role in the game’s plot and is one of the story’s most defining elements.

Funko Pop Marvel's Spider-Man Checklist

One of the many fan-favorite elements in Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales is how effortlessly Miles glides through the air when he swings from his webs, establishing his Spidey style as he’s thwipping his way through the city. The Vulture Funko Pop! shows off that original MCU flair given to the Spider-Man villain’s design, from the intricate detail in his wings’ razor-sharp blades to his brown-and-green flight suit. Appearing in the comics as an alternate-reality Peter Parker whose psyche was destroyed and overtaken by the Venom symbiote, Poison was easily one of the darkest iterations of the web-slinger. Perhaps one of the most memorable moments of Endgame’s final moments is when the Infinity Gauntlet gets passed around from hero-to-hero and ends up in the hands of Peter Parker, which forced him to protect the Gauntlet (and himself) from an army of swarming Outriders by activating his suit’s ”Instant Kill” feature. This MCU Spider-Man Pop! is yet another unique example of just how versatile Peter Parker can be across various Marvel properties. It’s also an example of the fun and creative adventures that can be taken with a character as familiar and beloved as Spider-Man.