MARVEL - POP Comic Cover N° 79 - Spider-Hulk

This top-of-the-range vinyl figure celebrates one of the most powerful and unusual fusions in Marvel comics.

This model from the "Comic Cover" range stands out for its immersive, protective staging: the three-dimensional figure is fixed inside a rigid, transparent acrylic case. The background faithfully reproduces the original cover of the Web of Spider-Man #70 comic book, creating a striking relief effect. True to the Funko brand's graphic charter, the character adopts a dynamic posture that highlights his colossal musculature beneath his torn costume.

Ideal for American comic book fans, fans of Spider-Man and discerning collectors, the object is designed to be displayed on a shelf or mounted directly on the wall thanks to its rear mounting slots.

Spider-Hulk's existence dates back to the story arc of the comic Web of Spider-Man #70, published in 1990. During a titanic confrontation with the Hulk, Peter Parker is accidentally struck by an experimental device capable of transferring bio-electric energy. Overcome by gamma radiation lodged in the blood of the Jade Colossus, Spider-Man undergoes a terrifying physical metamorphosis. He keeps his iconic costume but sees his muscle mass increase exponentially, inheriting the Green Titan's destructive rage and immeasurable strength. This temporary transformation forces the Weaver to fight against his own primitive instincts to regain control of his mind.