Written by Now these are surprisingly cool!
Funko has announced three new Masters of the Universe releases in their POP! vinyl action figurine line: Vintage Prince Adam, Skeletor and Teela!
What makes these special to die-hard Masters of the Universe fans is not only do these new POPs! depict classic MOTU characters’ in classic looks from their early mini and DC comics appearances… but we noticed they capture some historic poses too! Check it out:
Wow!
These POPs! will reportedly go up for sale on Amazon and Entertainment Earth this Wednesday, September 2nd at 9AM PT!
We’ll see you next time!
I never would’ve expected these to be made
Only took them 14 years to finally give us a Teela
*meh*
I’m happy for those who collect them, but POPs are not my thing.
One day, there will be a huge swath of land used as a dumping ground for the billions of Funko POP toys in existence… future alien civilizations will wonder if these things were like gods or idols to us, lol.
@ornclown 😂 funny though the only reason I collect these is because when my wife and I were dating she got me the the original 5 for Christmas.
@brasco Nice!
My wife actually has a few herself… she collects the music POPs. Right now, she has U2 on display next to her record player / albums.
And, in all honesty, I did pick up the Street Sharks POPs – only because you can’t even tell they’re POPs… they don’t have the exaggerated POP heads (because they ALWAYS have exaggerated heads!)
Plus, they look really cool with the solid black eyes… kinda like real sharks.
I try to stay away from them, I don’t like the concept yet every once in a while, I like a figure.
And this release of s nothing short of sensational. Such an old school source material? Pre-Filmation??
I might just have to get these, even if I’d prefer something with more “normal” proportions… they are affordable and don’t take up much space.
I loved the 40th anniversary She-Ra line-up – the first Glimmer we had since Classics!
I am shocked they are offering pops that only appeal to the fringe of the fanbase.