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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. 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.
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. 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.
Spider-Man’s iconic red-and-blue getup has withstood the test of time, acting as a template for various iterations over dozens of comics and shows. This Spidey Funko shows off where the wallcrawler’s look got started. If anyone can spread some holiday cheer this season, it’s a three-inch Spider-Man wearing an ugly sweater.
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. 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.In a Target exclusive, fans can get a Funko Pop! featuring Tom Holland's new suit seen at the end of the movie, which also comes with a t-shirt highlighting the same suit. Funko
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. Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales introduced gamers to a new take on the webhead, complete with a new powerset that includes bioelectricity.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. 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.
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