Spider-Man has always been a beloved superhero for generations of comic book readers and movie-goers alike.
With endless possibilities and variations, Spider-Man has always remained fresh and relevant. Spider-Punk is one such variation that has recently caught the attention of comic book fans and movie-goers.
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.
Osborn establishes an authoritarian regime in this world and employs an army of thugs called the Thunderbolt Department to enforce his will.
To make his army even more powerful, Osborn develops the Variable Engagement Neuro-sensitive Organic Mesh, or V.E.N.O.M., which he also uses to turn himself into a version of the character with the powers of Eddie Brock.
In this nightmarish America, Hobart Brown, a homeless teenager, gains his powers after being bitten by a spider irradiated by dumped nuclear waste.
However, Brown's natural talent is his musical prowess, and he uses his electric guitar to lead a rebellion against Osborn's government.
Spider-Punk's character reflects the punk rock era of the 1970s and 80s. The character's concept is simple: what if Spider-Man was the hero of a Sex Pistols concept album?
This unique take on Spider-Man has become a hit among comic book fans, and his appearance in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse has generated a lot of excitement.
The inclusion of Spider-Punk in the sequel hints at the possibility of Miles Morales visiting Earth-138, which would be a thrilling treat for fans to see in motion.
The character of Spider-Punk is not only a refreshing take on Spider-Man but also an essential addition to the diverse group of Spider-people.
As one of the few Spider-people of color, he adds much-needed diversity to the cast of characters.
Furthermore, his aggressive and violent persona distinguishes him from the typically selfless and good-natured Spider-people.
His appearance in the sequel will significantly add to Miles' ongoing collection of unique mentors and friends.
Check more Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Funko Pops here! 2023 NEW Across the Spider-Verse: Spider-Punk Funko Pop!
Funko Pop! Marvel: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – Spider-Punk Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure – Funko Shop Exclusive is one of the latest Pop!s to join the Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse collection from Funko. This stylish figure is decked out with a punk attitude and is ready to rock any room!
The pop figure is dropping today at 9:30 AM PT and can be found at the links below – click to jump or scroll to continue reading!
Inspired by the 2023's movie Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, this Pop! vinyl figure is a must-have for any fan of the iconic web-slinger.
With his signature punk-rock style and a guitar in hand, Spider-Punk is ready to swing into action and take on any foe that comes his way.
The level of detail on this Pop! The figure is incredible, from the studs on his jacket to the strings on his guitar. You can almost hear the riffs as he jams out to his own beat while fighting crime across the multiverse.
The vibrant colors and dynamic pose capture the essence of the character, making it a perfect addition to any collection.
But who is Spider-Punk, and why is he such an exciting addition to the Spider-Verse?
In the comic book world, Spider-Punk is a version of Spider-Man from Earth-138, where he is the lead singer of a punk rock band called The Spider-Punks.
He gained his powers after being bitten by a radioactive spider at a protest against the corrupt corporation Alchemax.
With his newfound abilities and love for punk music, Spider-Punk became a champion for the oppressed and downtrodden.
The Funko Shop Exclusive Spider-Punk Funko Pop! inspired by the Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse film can be found at the links below (click to jump!)
Spider-Man has always been a beloved superhero for generations of comic book readers and movie-goers alike.
With endless possibilities and variations, Spider-Man has always remained fresh and relevant. Spider-Punk is one such variation that has recently caught the attention of comic book fans and movie-goers.
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.
Osborn establishes an authoritarian regime in this world and employs an army of thugs called the Thunderbolt Department to enforce his will.
To make his army even more powerful, Osborn develops the Variable Engagement Neuro-sensitive Organic Mesh, or V.E.N.O.M., which he also uses to turn himself into a version of the character with the powers of Eddie Brock.
In this nightmarish America, Hobart Brown, a homeless teenager, gains his powers after being bitten by a spider irradiated by dumped nuclear waste.
However, Brown's natural talent is his musical prowess, and he uses his electric guitar to lead a rebellion against Osborn's government.
Spider-Punk's character reflects the punk rock era of the 1970s and 80s. The character's concept is simple: what if Spider-Man was the hero of a Sex Pistols concept album?
This unique take on Spider-Man has become a hit among comic book fans, and his appearance in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse has generated a lot of excitement.
The inclusion of Spider-Punk in the sequel hints at the possibility of Miles Morales visiting Earth-138, which would be a thrilling treat for fans to see in motion.
The character of Spider-Punk is not only a refreshing take on Spider-Man but also an essential addition to the diverse group of Spider-people.
As one of the few Spider-people of color, he adds much-needed diversity to the cast of characters.
Furthermore, his aggressive and violent persona distinguishes him from the typically selfless and good-natured Spider-people.
His appearance in the sequel will significantly add to Miles' ongoing collection of unique mentors and friends.
Check more Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Funko Pops here!
Spider-Man has always been a beloved superhero for generations of comic book readers and movie-goers alike.
With endless possibilities and variations, Spider-Man has always remained fresh and relevant. Spider-Punk is one such variation that has recently caught the attention of comic book fans and movie-goers.
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.
Osborn establishes an authoritarian regime in this world and employs an army of thugs called the Thunderbolt Department to enforce his will.
To make his army even more powerful, Osborn develops the Variable Engagement Neuro-sensitive Organic Mesh, or V.E.N.O.M., which he also uses to turn himself into a version of the character with the powers of Eddie Brock.
In this nightmarish America, Hobart Brown, a homeless teenager, gains his powers after being bitten by a spider irradiated by dumped nuclear waste.
However, Brown's natural talent is his musical prowess, and he uses his electric guitar to lead a rebellion against Osborn's government.
Spider-Punk's character reflects the punk rock era of the 1970s and 80s. The character's concept is simple: what if Spider-Man was the hero of a Sex Pistols concept album?
This unique take on Spider-Man has become a hit among comic book fans, and his appearance in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse has generated a lot of excitement.
The inclusion of Spider-Punk in the sequel hints at the possibility of Miles Morales visiting Earth-138, which would be a thrilling treat for fans to see in motion.
The character of Spider-Punk is not only a refreshing take on Spider-Man but also an essential addition to the diverse group of Spider-people.
As one of the few Spider-people of color, he adds much-needed diversity to the cast of characters.
Furthermore, his aggressive and violent persona distinguishes him from the typically selfless and good-natured Spider-people.
His appearance in the sequel will significantly add to Miles' ongoing collection of unique mentors and friends.
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