Funko Pop! Marvel Spider-Punk

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He gained his powers after being bitten by a radioactive spider at a protest against the corrupt corporation Alchemax. Combining Spider-Man's iconic red-and-blue, web-patterned costume with jeans, a jacket, a matching guitar and a Mohawk made of metal spikes, Spider-Punk became an all-punk hero who successfully led a rebellion against the corrupt President and his V.

He also has the ability to shoot webs from his wrists and use them as a weapon or a means of transportation. With its intricate detailing and unique design, we’re not surprised that people would be willing to pay top dollar for this gem.He wears a distinctive costume that blends spidey motifs with punk paraphernalia, such as spiked gauntlets, a studded vest, and boots adorned with lightning bolts. Its edgy design coupled with its unique features make it stand out among the rest and will surely bring an awesome touch to any collection. Here are our top 5 picks for interesting trivia tidbits you should know about your Spider-Punk Funko Pop. One such universe was that of Earth-138 where Peter Parker embraced his musical side and took on the identity featured in this Funko Pop figure: Spider-Punk. He nudges him to be more questioning of those who have little interest in trying to let him escape the curses they see as necessary to his growth.

What’s even cooler is that this particular guitar design isn’t just made up by the creators – it’s actually modeled after a real-life electric bass designed by Jerry Only, bassist for punk rock legends The Misfits. Drew Barrymore Breaks Down In Tears For The 2nd Time This Week On 'Drew Barrymore Show' — And It's Only Wednesday!His character design is jagged around the edges and consistently shifting, while his personality swings between that classic cockney sensibility and immeasurable Black-British street swagger. Spider-Punk is a unique take on Spider-Man and hails from Earth-138, a dystopian reality where Norman Osborn, also known as Ozzy, is the President of the United States. He would much later join the Web Warriors, a team of Spider-people tasked to patrolling the multiverse and protecting worlds who lost their Spider-Totems.