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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 This Marvel Comic merged the stories of Peter Parker and Marc Spector, as well as their supersuits. Funko took this Spider-Man Pop! and put one of his coolest, rarest costumes on it.
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. 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 Dafoe also repeats one of his lines from the original film (which wasn’t so memorable by itself but ended up becoming a great meme), “I’m a scientist too,” and
Franchise of Funko POP Spider-Man: No way Home
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.
Still talking about the villains, another reference the movie brings is the adaptations of the Green Goblin and Electro’s looks. The “new” looks may be different from what we saw in the previous films, but they are reminiscent of the originals from the comics. Willem Dafoe’s Norman Osborn flies into action on his glider, having ditched his Green Goblin mask earlier in the film. Here, he dons sweatpants and a purple hoodie before charging toward the Statue of Liberty to kill any and every Spider-Man he can. When Spider-Man gained access to the Uni-Power via a lab accident, his red-and-blue getup was cosmically combined with the iconic look of Marvel’s Captain Universe. This new form gave Spidey even further enhanced senses, strength, and speed, while also allowing him to fly and even use telekinesis. If Funko ever gets points for creativity, they had better have gotten some for the Pop! figure of Marvel’s Sandman.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. Nearly a full year after Spider-Man: No Way Home first hit theaters, a new round of Funko Pops! celebrated the movie's biggest heroes and villains from the MCU, including Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield. This Funko’s eyes glow red to show that the Iron Spider armor is still in “Instant Kill” mode as it clings to the Nano Gauntlet.
Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange is seen sporting his classic facial hair as he performs the spell known as the Runes of Kof Kol. The rings surrounding him indicate how many times Peter Parker changed the spell before the Multiverse itself broke loose. 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. As has been the case with every MCU movie in recent memory, No Way Home also got its fair share of promotional material through the use of Funko Pops! highlighting the threequel's biggest heroes and villains. Many of these Pops! highlighted fun specific moments from the third Spider-Man movie before it debuted in theaters, leaving fans to wonder what kind of shenanigans were in store.As many would now agree, no one ever expected to see Peter Parker swinging around on the big screen in a Stark Tech Iron Spider suit while carrying an Infinity Gauntlet. But when Avengers: Endgame debuted in 2019, Spider-Man took part in a historic battle against Thanos and his army to save the universe. Jamie Foxx’s Electro shines in his new outfit that he found upon entering Earth-616, complete with glowing yellow eyes and the lightning on his face that comes straight from the comics.
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