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All you need to apply is to have a debit or credit card, to be over 18 years of age, and to be a UK resident. Released as figure number 324 in the Pop line, released to tie-in to the release of the Deadpool 2 film, This Deadpool is a completely unique mold, depicting Deadpool dressed in cosplay of a wizard like Gandalf the Grey from The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Released as figure number 45 in the Pop Rides Line, deluxe sets that include larger vehicles alongside a traditional Pop Figure, Deadpool on Scooter, released as part of the wave tied in to the release of Deadpool 2, depicts Deadpool riding on his electric scooter.comes with a unique design that gives the impression theyre producing a neon glow under a black light. The figure includes a clear plastic stand that the wheel can peg into, allowing the figure to stand more stably. We use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our site, provide personalised content and advertising, analyse our traffic, and ensure you see more of what you love.

Available in multiple primary figures, including Unmasked, X-Men and several pose changes, Deadpool may not be the traditional hero that most associate with the genre, but he maintains strong popularity. Deadpool (Dressed to Kill) is a an entirely unique new torso mold, depicting Deadpool in a black business suit, posed gesturing with one hand and pointing with the other, while retaining the classic masked head used on the majority of other Deadpool Pop!The torso is still the same mold, featuring a katana in one hand, an a sub-machine gun in the other. One repaints Deadpool into his X-Force uniform, and recolors the truck a matching grey released as a SDCC 2015 exclusive, while another release repaints the chimichanga truck bright red to match Deadpool's costume color scheme, released as a NYCC 2015 exclusive. One arm is sculpted holding a sword upside down in a regal pose, while the other is depicted holding a hamburger, in reference to the Burger King fast food mascot chain's popular mascot, The King. Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive.