A new collectible figure featuring Spidey in a suit fromMarvel’s Spider-Manwas just announced. From Sideshow and PCS Collectibles comes the $1,100 Spider-Man Advanced Suit statue. This is a serious investment for a seriously cool collectible forSpider-Manfans, especially those who loved last year’s hit game.
In 2018, Insomniac Games released its take onSpider-Manand it ended up being one of thebestSpider-Manvideo games ever made. The Advanced Suit was created by Insomniac inMarvel’s Spider-Manand has crept its way into the larger Spidey universe in the year since the game’s release. Now, two major collectibles and figures brands are teaming up to offer the ultimate statue for fans of the PlayStation 4 game.
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The $1,100 statue stands 24 inches tall at 1:3 Scale, depicting Spider-Man in the advanced suit narrowly escaping the clutches of a more obscure villain featured in thePS4 exclusive. It is Mr. Negative, aka Martin Li, whose final boss fight form appears in this statue to is attempt to drag Peter down to his death. PCS Collectibles and Sideshow are creating two different versions of the collectible. The first is the “exclusive” edition that comes with a flexible web, and the second is the “collector edition” that doesn’t offer the web. Both are priced the same at $1,100.
Don’t expect to get this one anytime soon, though. Sideshow estimates arrival dates over a year out, between January and March of 2021. However, there is a nice monthly payment plan that the site offers that helps ease the seemingly overwhelming asking price. It does seem, based on the track record and details given, that this will be a very detailed and finely crafted work of art for the most dedicated Spidey heads to enjoy.
The firstMarvel’sSpider-Manwas beloved and hopefullyInsomniac continues itsSpider-Manstoryinto future games. As the state of the character on film becomes quite strange, the next best hope for another goodSpider-Manstory comes from Insomniac.
