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In recent years, collecting Funko Pop! figures has become a popular hobby for people of all ages. These small vinyl figurines, which depict a wide range of characters from popular culture, have developed a passionate following and have even become a way for people to connect and form a sense of community.

The act of collecting toy lines like Funko Pop! figures is not just about acquiring physical items. It is about the shared experience of appreciating pop culture, identifying with fictional characters, and connecting with others who share these interests. Collecting Funko Pops, for example, has become a way for people to express their individuality and connect with others who share similar passions.

One of the main ways that collecting creates a sense of community is through social media. There are countless Facebook groups, Reddit threads, and Instagram pages dedicated to discussing and sharing collections. These groups allow collectors to connect with others who share their interests and exchange tips on finding rare figures, display ideas, and more. Through these online communities, collectors can find a sense of belonging and validation in their hobby.

Additionally, many collectors attend conventions and meetups to connect with fellow collectors in person. These events often feature exclusive Funko Pop! releases and signings with artists, giving fans a chance to meet the people behind the figures. These events provide a way for collectors to connect with others who share their passions, and even make new friends.

Collecting items like Funko Pop! figures is not just about acquiring physical items, it is about connecting with a community of people who share similar interests. The hobby has created a way for people to express their individuality and connect with others who share their love for pop culture. Through social media, conventions, and meetups, collectors have found a way to connect with others and form a sense of community around their shared passion.

In conclusion, collecting is not just a hobby; it is a way of creating a community that transcends geographical boundaries, age, gender, and cultural differences. Collectors come together to share their passion, and in doing so, they form a unique and inclusive community that celebrates diversity and creativity. Whether you are a casual collector or a serious Funko Pop! enthusiast, there is a place for you in this vibrant and welcoming community.

This Funko Pop was limited to only 480 pieces and features a metallic blue version of Batman. It's one of the earliest San Diego Comic Con exclusives and is highly sought after by Batman fans and Funko collectors alike.

Glow-in-the-Dark White Lantern Batman - San Diego Comic Con 2011

This Funko Pop was limited to only 240 pieces and features a glow-in-the-dark version of White Lantern Batman. It's a rare addition to any Batman or Lantern Corps collection.

Flocked Sulley - San Diego Comic Con 2012

This Funko Pop features a flocked version of Sulley from Monsters Inc. It was limited to only 480 pieces and has become a rare and valuable addition to any Disney or Pixar collection.

Glow-in-the-Dark Ghost Rider - San Diego Comic Con 2013

This Funko Pop was limited to only 480 pieces and features a glow-in-the-dark version of Ghost Rider. It's a rare and valuable addition to any Marvel collection.

Metallic Green Ranger - San Diego Comic Con 2016

This Funko Pop was limited to only 480 pieces and features a metallic version of the Green Ranger from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. It's a rare and valuable addition to any Power Rangers or Funko collection.

Blue Heisenberg - San Diego Comic Con 2014

This Funko Pop was limited to only 1,000 pieces and features a blue version of Walter White from Breaking Bad. It's a rare and valuable addition to any Breaking Bad or Funko collection.

Metallic Beerus - San Diego Comic Con 2016

This Funko Pop was limited edition and features a metallic version of Beerus from Dragon Ball Z. It's a rare and valuable addition to any anime or Funko collection.

These are just a few examples of the rarest Comic Con Funko Pops, but there are many more out there. The limited quantities, unique designs, and exclusivity of these figures make them highly sought after by collectors. If you're lucky enough to come across one of these rare Comic Con Funko Pops, it's sure to be a valuable addition to your collection.

Reasons to take your Funko Pops out of the box

1. Displaying without the box

One of the most obvious reasons to take your Funko Pops out of the box is to display them without the packaging. Many collectors prefer to showcase their figures out of the box to show off the intricate details and designs.

2. Freedom of movement

Another advantage of taking your Funko Pops out of the box is the freedom of movement. You can pose your figures in different positions or switch them out with other figures to create unique displays.

3. Personal preference

Ultimately, whether or not to take your Funko Pops out of the box is a matter of personal preference. If you prefer to display your figures without the packaging, then taking them out of the box is the way to go.

Reasons to keep your Funko Pops in the box

1. Preservation

Keeping your Funko Pops in the box can help preserve their condition. The packaging can protect the figure from dust, scratches, and other damage that can occur when handling the figure.

2. Resale value

If you're a collector who's interested in the potential resale value of your Funko Pops, keeping them in the box can help maintain their value. Collectors often pay a premium for figures that are still in the original packaging and in mint condition.

3. Packaging design

The packaging of a Funko Pop can be just as intricate and detailed as the figure itself. Keeping the figure in the box allows you to appreciate the packaging design as well.

So, should you take your Funko Pop Vinyl figures out of the box? Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference. If you prefer to display your figures without the packaging and don't mind the potential risk of damage, taking them out of the box is the way to go. However, if you value the preservation and potential resale value of your Funko Pops, keeping them in the box is a smart choice. Whatever you decide, make sure to handle your figures with care to ensure they stay in the best condition possible.

Do you  keep your Pops in-box or out? Leave us a comment!

One of the most important things you can do to keep a Funko Pop in mint condition is to handle it with care. Avoid touching the figure's face or paint job with your fingers, as this can leave smudges or scratches. When picking up a Funko Pop, hold it by the base or the sides to prevent any accidental damage.

2. Keep it in the box

Many collectors prefer to keep their Funko Pops in their original boxes to maintain their mint condition. If you decide to display your figures outside of the box, make sure to keep the box in a safe place to prevent any damage or discoloration.

3. Avoid direct sunlight

Direct sunlight can cause your Funko Pop's colours to fade or yellow over time. Keep your figures out of direct sunlight, and display them in a well-lit area instead.

4. Use protectors

Funko Pop protectors are a great way to keep your figures in mint condition. These clear plastic cases fit over the box, providing an extra layer of protection from dust, scratches, and other damage.

5. Store in a cool, dry place

Storing your Funko Pops in a cool, dry place is crucial for maintaining their condition. Avoid storing your figures in humid or damp areas, as this can cause mold or discoloration. Keep them in a temperature-controlled room or storage container to keep them in mint condition.

By following these five tips, you can keep your Funko Pops in mint condition for years to come. Remember to handle them with care, keep them in the box or use protectors, avoid direct sunlight, and store them in a cool, dry place. With a little extra attention, your Funko Pop collection will stay looking as good as new.

How do you keep your Pops safe? Leave us a comment!

One of the easiest ways to spot a fake Funko Pop is to look at the box it comes in. The box print should have high-quality printing with crisp, clear images and text. Check for any misspellings or blurry images, as these are common signs of a fake.

2. Look for the Funko logo

Every Funko Pop figure should have the Funko logo on the box, typically located on the bottom right-hand corner. Make sure the logo is printed clearly and matches the official logo found on the Funko website.

3. Check the paint job

One of the most common signs of a fake Funko Pop is a poor paint job. Look for any smudges, uneven lines, or colour bleeding, as these are all indications of a fake figure. That said, keep in mind that Funko figures are a mass-produced toy line, and so not all paint jobs are perfect. The difference between a real and fake paint job usually comes down to the details, so if you're unsure, check a few other versions of the same item either online or in-person.

4. Examine the details

Funko Pops are known for their attention to detail, so examine the figure closely to ensure it matches the character it's meant to represent. Check for accurate clothing, accessories, and other defining features.

5. Check the box

One of the easiest giveaways for most fakes is the box itself, and how it's been cut. Check the width of the boarder around the character image and the font used in the box art.

6. Beware of low prices

If a Funko Pop figure seems too good to be true, it probably is. Be wary of independent or anonymous sellers online offering low prices, as these are often a sign of counterfeit figures. An easy rule of thumb? If it seems to good to be true, it usually is.

7. Purchase from reputable sellers

To ensure you're getting a genuine Funko Pop, purchase from reputable sellers such as official retailers or trusted online stores. Avoid purchasing from unknown or unverified sources. Nudge nudge, cough cough. Just sayin'.

8. Check the stickers

Certain exclusive items feature box stickers which add to the item's rarity. Carefully examine the sticker for font, colour, finish, and wording to make sure it's legit.

9. Cross-reference online

There are tonnes of resources out there for collectors, such as Funko Fake Finder, where you can search, share, and upload images of known fakes. 

By following these tips, we hope you'll be able to spot fake Funko Pops and avoid being scammed. With a little extra attention, you can build your collection with confidence and enjoy your Funko Pops for years to come.

Have you ever come across a fake in the wild? How could you tell? Leave us a comment!

Read on to find out how you can identify which items in your collection have the best resell value or are considered 'rare'!

1. Stickers

It may seem like a no-brainer, but for a lot of really new collectors, it might not seem as obvious. Stickers are often a way of determining both rarity and retailer exclusive statuses for certain items. These stickers can be found on the front window of the box and vary in size and shape. For example, glow-in-the-dark items will feature a small, yellow sticker identifying it as such, DGL exclusives will feature a silver diamond sticker, Target exclusives will feature a red sticker, etc. Glow-in-the-dark, glitter, flocked, and chrome items, as well as overseas releases of 'US exclusives' (which tend to be produced in countries like Australia with a round silver 'special edition' sticker) are not typically considered rare just for featuring a sticker. Comic Con products, which are produced with a special convention sticker, tend to be rarer, as less are produced by Funko, as well as items with the classic blue and white 'Funko shop' sticker - especially those from 2017 and earlier.

Be on the lookout for stickers which specifically mention the rarity, as well as the year the product was released. For example, a sticker reading '2013 NYCC, 1 in 32' is considered more rare than a sticker reading '2020 SDCC' with no numeric rarity.

2. Vaulted

You can't always identify a vaulted item by sight alone. Especially in today's collectable community, where Funko can vault a product at the drop of a hat, it can be tricky to stay up to date with what's in stock and what's not. Here's where your social circle comes in handy. Following groups on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit can open up conversations about which products have recently become vaulted, often before retailers themselves are aware. We also recommend checking the going rate for older, second-hand items within online markets like eBay and Pop Price Guide, AKA HobbyDB. Look for higher-than-retail prices, sudden spikes in popularity, or disappearing stock from online retailers like Ozzie Collectables. That way, if you happen to run into the product on the shelf, you'll know exactly which Pops are about to spike in value.

3. Special Releases

Not every exclusive is released for Comic Con. Right now, this is more true than ever, with special Funko release campaigns supporting social and global issues such as breast cancer, the 2020 Australian bushfires, Coronavirus, and more. A lot of the time, these releases aren't available to everyone, and only certain retailers will carry the products. These can be especially rare for your collection. Look out for words like 'limited' over 'exclusive', as well as special announcements from Funko themselves about partnering with certain retailers. You may have to get up early to make the drop if you want to avoid the dreaded flipper re-sale prices, but it can be worth it.

How do you identify rare items? Do you have many in your collection? Let us know in the comments below!

Most of the time, we can assume that items released for exclusive events with extremely limited availability will be most likely to go up in value; it doesn't take a psychic to figure out that a 1 in 50 rare Freddy Funko figure is going to be worth something in a couple of years, especially if there's a chance flippers will get their hands on one. But if you, like us, have been collecting for a while, then chances are you've seen an item soar in value that's taken you by surprise.

Maybe you picked up that common Disney princess Pop! at a bargain price from your local hobby shop, only to find out a few years later that people are selling it on eBay for ten times what you paid. Or maybe you keep up with all the latest on sites like Pop Price Guide/ HobbyDB or Ozzie Collectables and are better at determining which new releases will be popular enough to really take off once they're vaulted.

No matter where you're at in terms of collector knowledge, we're sure you'll find something to gawk at in our top 11 picks for the rarest and most expensive Funko figures of all time!

1. Mickey Mouse (Metallic)

With a rarity of 1 in 480 pieces, this silver variant of the famous mouse was released as part of Funko's Comic Con exclusives line-up back in 2011 for San Diego Comic Con. With an estimated value of $1,130, this is one mouse you'd definitely wanna keep safely in the house.

2. Superman (Metallic Chase)

Are you noticing a theme? Back before every second variant released by Funko was a metallic (and everybody and their uncle started flocking to stock up on these re-released moulds) a metallic chase variant could be much harder to find, especially in the wild. This DC Superman Pop! was released back in 2010, exclusive to Target, and featured a sought after bobble-head. Back then, you could expect to be out of pocket an average of $10 if you happened to stumble across one of these on the shelf at your local Target. The going rate these days? A whopping $3,700.

3. Stranger Things - Hopper (Gold)

Back in 2018, Stranger Things was all the rage. The hype extended all the way to Funko's Comic Con events. As part of their 2018 Fundays event, they released this shiny gold variant of Hopper, limited to only 40 pieces. As cool as it must have been for those lucky 40 die-hard Funatics and Comic Con attendees to get their hands on one of these, the going rate unfortunately skyrocketed for anyone else hoping to hunt one down near-immediately. These days, you'll be lucky to come across one for anything less than $4,110.

4. Freddy Funko as Chocula (Metallic)

Here come those metallics again! Any die-hard Funatic will tell you that Freddy is a well-loved mascot. Typically exclusive to Comic Con events or the Funko shop, this isn't the first time the brand has released a shiny new variant of their character for everybody to get their hands on, and this 2011 San Diego Comic Con exclusive has been extremely popular for such a limited release. This one sells for an estimated $5,000 on the market now. Just pocket change, right?

5. Boo Berry (Glow in the Dark Chase)

Do you have many Ad Icons Funko POP! figures in your collection? How about one that's worth $5,570?

6. Dumbo (Clown Paint)

Come one, come all, and feast your eyes on this 2013 San Diego Comic Con Pop! Vinyl limited to only 48 pieces world-wide. For a staggering $6,350, you too can add this Disney treasure to your collection!

7. Star Wars - Darth Maul (Holographic)

Back before there were a gazillion Star Wars Funko figures, this 1 in 480 exclusive glow variant of Darth Maul was a fresh and exciting new release for 2012's San Diego Comic Con. Back then, if you were lucky enough to attend, you could grab him at the typical going retail rate. These days? Be prepared to shell out somewhere around $7,000.

8. Stan Lee (Superhero) (Red Metallic)

When real-life hero Stan Lee passed away back in November of 2018, it was a dark day for Marvel fans everywhere. Since then, there have been a number of additional Stan Lee Pop! releases, most typically celebrating the beloved creator's cameos in his MCU films. But those who were lucky enough to get their hands on one of the original releases will surely be celebrating today, as they're only 1 of 12 people worldwide who can say they own this super rare Funko Pop Vinyl figure. Released in October 2017, this red metallic variant is currently worth around $8,000.

9. Freddy Funko as Count Chocula (Glow in the Dark)

If you thought the metallic variant was expensive, you haven't met the glow chase yet! Released for San Diego Comic Con in 2011, this 1 in 12 rare glow in the dark chase variant of Freddy Funko dressed as the vampiric cereal mascot Count Chocula is typically regarded as the third rare and most expensive Funko Pop Vinyl of all time. The price? A cool $10,000.

10. Game of Thrones - Freddy Funko as Jaime Lannister (Bloody)

If you were part of the pop culture world back in circa 2012, there's a low chance you escaped without catching at least a little Game of Thrones fever. The TV show is still widely regarded as one of the most popular of all time, and it certainly boasts a collectibles range to prove it. Following a trend you'll notice for the vast majority of ultra rare Funko figures, there were none quite as popular as this 2013 exclusive Pop! showcasing mascot Freddy Funko yet again dressed as a popular character. This blood-spattered bobble-head can be yours for an average of just $11,680.

11. Clockwork Orange (Glow in the Dark Chase)

A few years ago, when Funko announced they'd be re-releasing a new line of Clockwork Orange Pop! Vinyl figures, panic among collectors was imminent. Luckily, these new figures were different from the original releases, which was good, because it doesn't affect the original items' rarity; some collectors have paid big bucks for these! Widely regarded as the rarest and most expensive Funko figure ever, this limited edition glow in the dark chase is worth an estimated $13,300.

What's the most expensive item in your collection? Do you own anything with a super rare or exclusive variance? Let us know in the comments below!

Funko first starting rolling out the upcoming release news about five days ago on their social media. Now that we have everything in one place, check out what's on this year's NYCC release plate.

As always, Ozzie Collectables cannot confirm which exclusives will be available to us until the day of the sales event. Keep an eye on our social media and subscribe to our weekly email newsletter to keep up to date with all things SDCC and to ensure that you get your hands on your fave releases!
Make sure you're on www.ozziecollectables on Saturday, October 10th at 9am AEDT for the drop. 

What do you think of this year's lineup? Which are you hoping to add to your collection? Leave us a comment!

When we're not meticulously tending to our own collections, we're scrutinising others' online. When we're not spending all of our money on Comic Con exclusives, we're drafting a wish-list. When we're not debating with others for their particular choice of collection display - be that in or out of box - we are ever-so-merrily demonstrating the paradigm of do as I say, not as I do. We love, hate, criticise, praise, live, breathe, and love collectables. When you've got a community as positively loopy - and fantastic - as us, you tend to see some interesting characters.

We've compiled a list of what we believe to be five common types of collectors: from the drill sergeant to the artist to the hippie geek, check out our picks for the five major personalities of collectors and tell us in the comments which one resembles you most!

Plus, read until the end of our article to find out how you can win this month's giveaway, where we'll be picking one lucky winner to take home a mystery CHASE Pop! Vinyl!

1. The Drill Sergeant

Possibly the most common type to come across in line at 6 am for an exclusive, the drill sergeant is known for taking every part of collecting seriously. They are a strictly in-box, shelf sectioning, weekly dusting and mint condition collector. This collector is most likely to hold up the line at Target by agonisingly scrutinising every last inch of a Pop Vinyl box to ensure there are no damages, and the most likely to drive an hour out of their way to return a product with a scuff on the window. This collector spends all their money on Pop Protectors of the highest calibre. Their most prized possessions are well out of the reach of any potential children, pets, or worse - out-of-box collectors. Hold your shudders, Drill Sergeant, because you're also the most likely to have a high-valued collection on Pop Price Guide!

2. The Artist

The Artist is the creative one. Customs, fanart, and elaborate displays make up some of their distinguishing features, as well as a tendency to leave arts-and-crafts-related messes everywhere. You know the one: paint perpetually smudged on their fingers, a gazillion forgotten pieces of vinyl doll parts lying around, and an impressive Instagram grid of DIY projects, works in progress, and stellar artistic feats. This collector is the most likely to drool over Funko's DIY line, as well as dip their toe into some non-Pop related lines. Their shelves are colourful, stylish, and out-of-box, with plenty of non-Funko items to fill up space and add visual diversity. 

3. The Hippie Geek

If you're not this person, then you've definitely come across them in some comment forum or other: nothing seems to bother the Hippie Geek. To them, the collectibles community is all about love, fun, and family. Every new line announced by Funko is a reason for celebration. Every re-release of a same-old mould with a new paint variation is cause for delight. Their collection is mainly made up of their favourite characters, with a few older items that each hold special meaning. This person is most likely to have met their friends or spouse through the Funatic community or at some kind of convention. Their closet is full of fandom themed clothing and they plan yearly trips to pop culture related locations. Whilst certainly the most happy-go-lucky of the bunch, beware: this collector is also the most likely to "accidentally" stumble across that exclusive you've been searching far and wide for, only to gift it to their eight-year-old nephew and watch it brutally torn from its box with a laid back smile on their face. There's easy going, and then there's downright chilling!

4. The Die-Hard

This is the collector most likely to comment on every single one of Funko's posts. They have an opinion about everything. Facebook has gifted them with a Top Fan badge on nearly every collectables page, and they are subscribed to every newsletter known to man. This collector is most likely to jump in their car and drive upwards of four hours out of their way just to get their hands on a new exclusive. They're entered into every lottery, giveaway, and promotion possible. Half their home is specifically Funko branded goodies, and the other half is fandom decor. This person probably runs an unboxing style YouTube channel, and receives at least one package in the mail per week with some new collectables or merchandise. Voted most likely to name their child or pet after their favourite character, most likely to attend Fundays multiple years in a row, and most likely to be featured on Funatic of the Week. 

5. The Flounder

If you're worried that this is you, fear not: this is the most common type of collector by far! The Flounder knows what they're doing... sometimes. They've read some articles, followed a few pages promising to teach them the ways of a seasoned collector, and scour the depths of social media from time to time to see what's new. But honestly, it can all be quite daunting! The Flounder knows what it's like to sometimes feel like they have no idea what they're doing, and that's perfectly okay. They know what a Chase is, but are still trying to wrap their head around Vaulted items. They probably couldn't pick a fake out of a lineup, they struggle to figure out which stickers raise a Pop in value, and they never understand the big deal when people make fun of Dorbz and other lines - honestly, they're kind of cute figures!

So, which of these collectors sounds most like you?

It's Giveaway Time! 

We wanted to take a second to thank each and every one of you for reading our blog. We love nothing more than bringing you the best and latest information when it comes to new releases, tips and tricks, pop culture guides and more. To celebrate our awesome tribe of Ozzie collectors, we're hosting a blog-specific giveaway just for you, right here on our website!

How to enter:

• Simply leave us a comment below telling us which of the five types of collectors sounds most like you
• Make sure you include your full name in the comment, so we can find your Ozzie account if you win!
• For extra entries, follow us on Facebook and Instagram, and like our giveaway post. Tag a friend to spread the word!
• We'll pick one lucky winner to take home a mystery CHASE POP!
• We'll be announcing the winner on Facebook and Instagram on Sunday the 28th of June. Stay tuned to see if it's you!

We can't wait to read your comments and hear your thoughts on our five types of collectors. Remember to stay tuned to the Ozzie Blog for upcoming leaks, sneak peaks, latest additions, movie guides, quizzes, advice articles, and way more!

Good luck everyone, and #HappyCollecting!

Monopoly

A classic, but sometimes, classics just can’t be beaten! There are a number of fun variations of the same old classic game available on Ozzie Collectables, for music lovers to comic book geeks. There’s something for everyone!

Catan

This one is popular for a reason. The official website boasts a simplistic game concept: you build roads and new settlements that eventually become cities. Will you succeed in gaining supremacy on Catan? There are plenty of starter kits and expansion packs to get you started, so why not try it out?

Ticket to Ride

With elegantly simple gameplay, Ticket to Ride can be learned in under 15 minutes. There are a number of different expansion packs for this game, too, so you can really be sure you’re immersing yourself in its simplistic yet bundles-of-fun gameplay.

Cluedo

This is another classic - with a twist. Try out the Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, or even Big Bang Theory versions of this famous whodunnit mystery board game. There are endless opportunities to avoid growing bored, so you’ll never run out of ways to play.

Funkoverse

This one has been receiving mixed reviews, but we’re strong believers in “don’t knock it ‘til you try it”. With deep, complex gameplay, tonnes of expansion packs, and a perfectly stylised Funko design, this is one game that deserved its game of the year nomination. Pick up a starter kit and try your hand at it today!

What did you think of our list? Which games have you been playing lately? Tell us your thoughts in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out. 

You can stay up to date with all things Emerald City Comic Con 2020 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out.

You can stay up to date with all things Emerald City Comic Con 2020 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out. 

You can stay up to date with all things Emerald City Comic Con 2020 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out. 

You can stay up to date with all things Emerald City Comic Con 2020 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out.

You can stay up to date with all things Emerald City Comic Con 2020 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out.

You can stay up to date with all things Emerald City Comic Con 2020 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out.

You can stay up to date with all things Emerald City Comic Con 2020 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

[Source: Funko POP News]

The last few years have been huge for Funko releases. What are you hoping to see to kick off this year's convention season? Let us know in the comments.



As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out. 

You can stay up to date with all things New York Comic Con 2019 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out.

You can stay up to date with all things New York Comic Con 2019 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out.

You can stay up to date with all things New York Comic Con 2019 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out. 

You can stay up to date with all things New York Comic Con 2019 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out. 

You can stay up to date with all things New York Comic Con 2019 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out. 

You can stay up to date with all things New York Comic Con 2019 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out. 

You can stay up to date with all things New York Comic Con 2019 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out. 

You can stay up to date with all things New York Comic Con 2019 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out. 

You can stay up to date with all things New York Comic Con 2019 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!

As always, there is no guarantee which exclusives will be available to which retailers, but it's always worth keeping an eye out. 

You can stay up to date with all things New York Comic Con 2019 on the Ozzie Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - pick your poison! Alternatively, keep up to date by checking back here for more posts as we draw nearer to the convention.

Tell us your favourite from this wave in the comments!