The Peter Parker and Spider-Man Sixth-Scale Figure Set gives an idea of what might have happened in the Marvel universe if Peter hadn’t been bitten by a radioactive spider.
Some people are just meant to be heroes, even if they don’t have any actual super powers. Ashley Wood’s unique twist on Spider-Man shows how the webslinger could still exist in a world where Peter Parker remained an ordinary kid.
Ordinary? Okay, even before the spider bite, Pete was a genius, so it’s totally believable that he’d create a giant, remote-controlled (or app-controlled) Spider-Bot to fight crime. This needs to be an actual comic book.
Peter Parker Sixth Scale Figure features:
- Officially licensed by Marvel
- Stands 10 inches (25.5cm) tall and features 32 points of articulation
- Four (4) sets of interchangeable hands
- Robot controller accessory
- Large cloth backpack
- Camera base body with a flash, light meter, dust blower and 4 interchangeable lenses (Standard Zoom, Prime, Telephoto Zoom and Kit Lens)
The Spider-Man Sixth Scale Figure features:
- Officially licensed by Marvel
- Stands 15 inches (38cm) tall and features 34 points of articulation
- Fully poseable finger joints
- LED illuminated eyes (3x AG1 batteries required)
The Peter Parker and Spider-Man Sixth-Scale Figure Set will be available May 2017 – Jul 2017 but it can be pre-ordered now for $350 at Sideshow Collectibles.