INDIANAPOLIS – You can now order a Caitlin Clark Funko Pop! figure. The Indiana Fever star is part of the initial wave of WNBA figures. The Funko website is currently taking pre-orders.

Funko unveiled their lineup of Funko Pop! Collectibles for Marvel’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps on Friday, spoiling the reveal of an important new character that fans didn’t know (for ...

This Funko drop focuses on a few horror franchises that have been monumental to the genre as a whole. Specifically, Saw strikes me as one of the most influential of the modern day horror franchises.

Last year, Funko released the first Pop figure in the Street Sharks collection after Mattel revived the beloved ’90s animated series for its 30th anniversary with new 6-inch scale figures.

Funko, a leading pop culture lifestyle brand, has today announced the expansion of its partnership with Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team with an all-new Funko Pop! Kimi Antonelli collectible ...

The Indiana Fever superstar will have her own Funko POP! figurine as part of the collectible brand's first WNBA line launched Wednesday with preorder sales. Fans can buy their Caitlin Clark ...

Recently, a Funko Pop news page, @dis.trackers, posted the first look at the figurines of The Fantastic Four: First Steps. While fans can spot Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, and The Thing ...

Hopefully these Funko Pops are far from the only merch we’ll see for our favorite Kaiju. Want to stay up to date with the latest Godzilla news and collectibles? Then keep an eye on our Gear Page!

Even serial killers deserve the Funko Pop treatment. Dexter, the titular Miami-based blood splatter expert (and murderer) has officially been Funko Popped in a new limited-edition drop released ...

We might need to take bursting into flames into more consideration. It all starts with Funko’s latest drop, which is inspired by the upcoming Marvel Studios film The Fantastic Four: First Steps ...

Chappell Roan’s Lollapalooza triumph last year was just the beginning. We’re living in an age when the pop queens have taken over as the new rock gods. When Lollapalooza first announced that ...

It was a good run for Hideki Matsuyama. The 33-year-old from Japan hadn’t missed a cut in a major championship since the 2018 Open Championship at Carnoustie—19 straight starts (including his ...