Check out this amazing Spider-Man figure from Hot Toys
It's the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man like you've never seen him before.
Hot Toys and Sideshow are making a Spider-Man figure based on the upcoming video game from Insomniac Games, and it looks amazing.
The figure is 30 cm tall, has 30 points of articulation and comes with three pairs of eyes, so you can customize Spidey's expression to fit (or not fit) the pose and situation he is in, interchangeable hands, incredibly detailed Advanced Suit, and loads of accessories like Spider-Drone, a trip mine, web bombs, a Vulture Jammer and a uniquely designed stand with a backdrop of NYC. For more technical information you can check out the product page here
The figure is available for pre-order, will arrive between September and November next year, and will set you back $251.
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