Funko Reveals New Avengers: Doomsday Pop Figures Featuring Multiple Takes on Doctor Doom

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Funko Reveals New Avengers: Doomsday Pop Figures Featuring Multiple Takes on Doctor Doom

Funko has revealed its upcoming Avengers: Doomsday Pop figure lineup featuring multiple versions of Doctor Doom, including a military-style Lord Doom suit and rare diecast variants.

As anticipation builds for the theatrical release of Avengers: Doomsday, merchandise reveals are starting to flood the internet. IGN recently showcased an upcoming wave of Funko Pop figures tied to the Marvel Cinematic Universe blockbuster. The collection gives fans a closer look at the film's character designs, most notably offering multiple distinct versions of Robert Downey Jr as Doctor Doom.

The upcoming Funko wave highlights key heroes like Mister Fantastic, Yelena Belova, and Steve Rogers alongside mutant characters from the X-Men. However, the standout pieces belong to the villainous monarch himself. The lineup features both the standard Doctor Doom costume, which comes packaged with a tiny Franklin Richards figurine, and a military inspired Lord Doom suit complete with epaulettes and Latverian government patches.

Collectors will also have a chance to track down premium diecast metal figures priced at $49.99, including a rare chrome chase variant packed randomly in shipments. Standard figures in the wave retail for $14.99 and are scheduled to hit shelves in November 2026 ahead of the movie premiere. It is a solid pickup for pop culture enthusiasts looking to stock up on digital and physical shelves alike before the next big Marvel cinematic event drops.

IGN provided the initial exclusive reveal, detailing how toy manufacturers are gearing up for the massive crossover event. For players and collectors who treat their display spaces as an extension of their gaming setups, these tie in collectibles offer an early tangible piece of the unfolding MCU lore.

Tags: Collectibles, Marvel, Pop Culture, Gaming News

Original article: IGN South Africa