Funko POP! Star Wars: Retro Series – Vader, Luke, C-3PO and Stormtrooper

All new Pop! STAR WARS: Retro Series Funko Pops just dropped at Amazon as a 4-pack exclusive set featuring some of our favorites characters. This wave is an absolute must-have for all the saga fans, no matter which star system they live in.

From its premiere until now, Star Wars has inspired several generations. For that reason and many more, it has earned an important place in the history of cinema.

George Lucas brought to film for the first time in a very effective way an epic adventure that combined elements of science fiction, fantasy, western, and mythology.

The designs of the ships and worlds by artists such as Ralph McQuarrie were an essential part of the success of the films, and each new installment brought new characters and scenarios to meet (except for Episode VII, which mostly recycled all of Episode IV).

The characters created by George Lucas for the Star Wars franchise now arrive with their most retro look that reminds us of a mix between comic book versions and the classic action figures of the 80s. To relive such a fantastic saga, here’s the lineup for the most recently unveiled Star Wars pops:

1. Funko POP! Star Wars: Retro Series – Darth Vader Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
2. Funko POP! Star Wars: Retro Series – Luke Skywalker Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
3. Funko POP! Star Wars: Retro Series – C-3PO Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
4. Funko POP! Star Wars: Retro Series – Stormtrooper Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure

In June, Target also released these four iconic Star Wars characters, but unfortunately, they are no longer available.

The Amazon exclusive Star Wars: Retro Series Funko Pops: Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, C-3PO, and Stormtrooper in a 4-pack set is now available for pre-order at the links below ( click to jump!) In addition, you can check more images of this collection right below.

To understand a phenomenon as big as Star Wars, we must place ourselves in the historical context in which it emerged to get a sense of the impact it had.

It was 1977, two years after the end of the Vietnam War, a time of hippies, drugs, the Cold War, and a growing concern for the planet’s future due to environmental devastation.

Science fiction movies tended to paint a depressing picture of the future. Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope arrives suddenly charged with hope in a world where morality becomes relative. A story from a galaxy far, far away returns to tell the world that it is good and evil and that something beyond matter (The Force) moves and makes sense of it all.

The first generation of Star Wars fans passed this fanaticism on to their children, who in turn passed it on to their children, their children to their children, and so on indefinitely.

A millennial father is currently educating his son, who still can’t read or write, in the Star Wars universe. No doubt, this is an essential factor in understanding why the fans of this story do not disappear with time, and the pessimists who said in the 1980s that it was a fad, had to swallow their words or roll over in their graves right now.