Universal Monsters - The Invisible Man Pop!

Before there was a shared cinematic universe, there was Universal Monsters, and The Invisible Man was the one that understood the real horror was always psychological.

H.G. Wells wrote him as a cautionary tale about ego and unchecked ambition. James Whale turned him into cinema history in 1933, with Claude Rains delivering one of horror's all-time performances while literally being absent from the screen. The irony of making that into a collectible figure is not lost on us, and honestly it shouldn't be lost on you either. This Pop! sits comfortably in any horror shelf display, next to your Karloff Mummy or your Lugosi Dracula, as part of the classic monster lineage that built the whole genre.

Official licensed Universal Monsters Pop! figure by IKON Collectables.