Funko BLACK BOLT pre-order exclusive to comic shops

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DSTL028233iamond, Marvel Bring Royalty to Comic Book Specialty Shops with New Funko POP! Vinyl Figures of the Inhuman Black Bolt


 

 

(BALTIMORE, MD) – (January 5, 2016) – The Midnight King screams into comic shops as Diamond Comic Distributors and Funko present a new line of Marvel PREVIEWS Exclusive (PX) Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures.

 

Fans will find two regal figures of Marvel Comics’ Black Bolt, the leader of the Inhumans and star of the upcoming television series, with two designs: his classic Black costume and the redesigned Blue costume designed by artist Steven McNiven for Uncanny Inhumans. Both figures stand at 3 ¾” tall within the standard Funko window box packaging.  

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These two PREVIEWS Exclusive figures will be featured in the January issue of Diamond’s PREVIEWS catalog.  Each figure will carry a suggested price of $11.99, and will be available in stores late January 2017. 



  • POP MARVEL BLACK BOLT PT BLUE VINYL FIGURE (JAN172743)

  • POP MARVEL BLACK BOLT PX BLACK VINYL FIGURE (JAN172744)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fans can pre-order their own Marvel PX Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures at their local comic book specialty shop to ensure they get these marvelous figures.  To find a comic shop near you and order, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com/Home/1/1/57/575.


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