The former Stark Industries employee used his holographic inventions to pose as a powerful sorcerer from another Earth in the multiverse. With Tony Stark dead, Peter Parker was looking for a new mentor figure in Spider-Man: No Way Home, a situation Q uentin Beck, AKA Mysterio, was more than happy to exploit. The Spider-Man (Upgraded Suit) Sixth Scale Figure by Hot Toys is available at Sideshow for $251. The figure’s stand has an additional piece that lets you add one of Mysterio’s drones to the display.
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As has become the norm for Spider-Man Hot Toys figures, there are multiple sets of hands and different web accessories allowing you to put him in a variety of web spinning and/or web shooting poses and a very fun touch is the cell phone he comes with, which has a text message exchange between Peter and MJ taken directly from the end of Far From Home (and looks to have a cracked screen, just like in the films).
The web wings attach to the figure via small magnets and while I appreciated it was attempted, I found them to be the most cumbersome element of the figure – they’re difficult to attach so that they look right and the figure needs to be handled very carefully to maintain a proper pose with them.Īlso included is an alternate head sculpt of an unmasked Peter Parker and the many accessories include a certain pair of glasses left to Peter by Tony Stark that caused all sorts of trouble in Far From Home. The Hot Toys figure for the Upgraded Suit includes the web wings that allow Peter to glide through the air – a visual callback to the underarm webbing Spider-Man had in his earliest comic book appearances. This Upgraded Suit has its own Hot Toys figure and while it’s identified as coming from Far From Home, it obviously can also be said to be from the new Spider-Man: No Way Home as well, considering Peter is wearing it when that story begins. Having previously been gifted some rather incredible suits by Tony Stark, the MCU version of Peter Parker was then able to create a brand new suit himself, using Stark tech provided by Happy Hogan, in Spider-Man: Far From Home. In the ensuing years, Peter has donned all sorts of different suits and that has become embraced by the cinematic version of the hero as well. While Spider-Man’s original suit is incredibly iconic, in the comics, Peter Parker began to experiment with alternate versions as the years went on, including a rubber version to fight Electro, an armored version, and of course, a black alien suit that would turn out to be a symbiote with nefarious purposes. Hot Toys are pricey to be sure, but if you’re looking for something notably high quality and eye-catching, these are worth considering.īelow is a look at three Spider-Man Hot Toys figures currently available, covering three different, very recognizable characters. There are currently several available at Sideshow Collectibles, based on versions of Spider-Man and his allies and rogues gallery seen in comics, games, and film. If you’re looking for something special as a gift for a loved one or for yourself in the Spider-Man realm, it’s hard to beat Hot Toys sixth scale figures. On top of that, the recently-released trailer for Spider-Man: Across the Universe (Part One) has fans psyched for the sequel to the much-adored 2018 animated film. This month sees the release of Spider-Man: No Way Home and the hype levels are very much off the charts. It’s not like Spider-Man is ever unpopular - well, in real life that is, since in fiction, he often has times the public is against him - but right now, it feels like things are more Spider-centric than ever.
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