Funko Pop! Comic Cover Marvel No. 67 – Amazing Spider-Man #529 (Iron Spider – Special Edition)
This collectable vinyl figurine showcases one of the web-slinger’s most memorable designs, released by Funko as part of its prestigious Pop! Comic Cover range dedicated to historic comic book covers. Made entirely from PVC, this unique Special Edition piece depicts Spider-Man leaping proudly, firmly mounted against a rigid backdrop reproducing the original cover of The Amazing Spider-Man #529 comic book. This exceptional diorama stands as an absolute centrepiece to enhance the prestige of your Marvel collection.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Funko
- Range: Pop! Vinyl / Comic Cover / Marvel / Special Edition
- Model number: 67
- Characters: Iron Spider (Spider-Man)
- Licence: Marvel / Sub-licence: Spider-Man
- Product type: Bobblehead vinyl figure
- Material: PVC / Vinyl
- Figure height: Approx. 9 cm
- Packaging language: Multilingual (ML)
- Manufacturer’s reference (SKU): 84527
- International barcode (EAN): 0889698845274
- Packaging type: Deluxe rigid display case in transparent acrylic, featuring the official Special Edition sticker, sealed and specially designed to serve as a protective case for the figurine and its illustrated base, whilst allowing for wall mounting or optimal display on a shelf.
Origin and universe of the character
Published in April 2006 by Marvel Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man #529, written by J. Michael Straczynski and illustrated by Ron Garney, marks a major turning point just before the events of the famous Civil War saga. In this story, Peter Parker is presented with a revolutionary cybernetic suit by his mentor Tony Stark: the Iron Spider suit. Designed in Iron Man’s red and gold colours, this high-tech liquid metal armour grants Spider-Man vastly enhanced superhuman abilities, improved lens systems, and three retractable mechanical claws (the ‘waldoes’) attached to his back. It is clad in this iconic armour that Peter Parker travels to Washington to attend the debates on the Superhero Registration Act, cementing this suit forever as one of the most iconic designs in modern pop culture.
