2022 NEW The Cure – Robert Smith (Black Metallic) Funko Pop!

The new Funko Pop! Rocks: The Cure – Robert Smith (Black Metallic) Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure – Hot Topic Expo 2022 Exclusive is genuinely unique. With its unkempt black metallic look, intense stare, and pouty lips, this figure is an icon in itself – immortalized for fans of The Cure for all eternity.

The pop figure will be available for order starting today at the links below – click to jump or scroll to continue reading!

If you consider yourself part of the “Friends of The Funky Offender” fan club, this pop is a must-have item in your Funko collection.

The Black Metallic Robert Smith Funko Pop is an unapologetic reminder that he’s been bringing funk directly to our living rooms for decades.

It’s as if Funko captured a moment from his performances on 1980s television music shows – showcasing Smith’s extraordinary artistry and signature style.

Heck – it’s perfect for paying homage to the ghoulish look that Robert was known for!

Don’t wait around, though – as soon as you pick one up. They tend to disappear quicker than they showed up!

The Hot Topic Expo 2022 Exclusive,  Robert Smith (Black Metallic) Funko Pop! can be found at the links below (click to jump!)

Ah, yes, the Cure.

It’s hard to think of a band from the ’80s that had more impact on the music scene than The Cure.

Everything about them was iconic, from their leader Robert Smith’s unmistakable shock treatment of a hairstyle to their beloved, if the under-celebrated, sound that still resonates with fans today.

They were the epitome of cool, giving birth to a whole generation of kids determined to make their mark even if they had no idea how.

Everyone’s approachable goth-rock faves, with Robert Smith always wedding his melancholic lyrics to startlingly upbeat melodies and experimental sonic wackiness that certainly keeps life interesting!

Their influence on successive groups can be seen as far back as their 1980 debut single ‘Killing an Arab,’ and thirty years later, they still continue to inspire new bands while garnishing endless amounts of respect from rock veterans.

From ‘Just Like Heaven’ to ‘Friday I’m In Love, this band’s success has easily made them one of the Eighties’ most beloved yet underappreciated icons.

Nowadays, you’ll find hordes of music fans proclaiming themselves their “number one fan” while struggling in vain to find just the right accessory to go with a stack of vintage Cure cassettes.

As for Robert Smith’s iconic hairstyle – well…, it’s truly a style that deserves to be emulated far and wide if you ask me!