Marvel - Scorpion 1:10 Scale Posed Figure with Scene
Marvel - Scorpion 1:10 Scale Posed Figure with Scene
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Bring one of Spider-Man's most dangerous villains to your collection with the Marvel Amazing Spider-Man #318 Scorpion 1:10 Scale Posed Figure with Scene. Inspired by the classic The Amazing Spider-Man #318 comic, this collectible captures Scorpion (Mac Gargan) and his upgraded deadly tail in a dynamic display straight from the pages of Marvel Comics.
Standing approximately 7 inches tall, this 1:10 scale Scorpion figure features a detailed environmental base and coordinating backdrop scene, creating a complete comic book-inspired display for your Marvel collection.
The figure also includes a collectible art card featuring Scorpion character artwork on the front along with a synopsis of The Amazing Spider-Man #318.
The Amazing Spider-Man #318
Scorpion is back—and he's got a new, deadlier tail! After being hired for a kidnapping job, Scorpion turns the situation into his own plot to capture longtime nemesis J. Jonah Jameson. There's just one problem: the Jameson he goes after is actually the Chameleon in disguise!
This memorable storyline makes the Scorpion figure an excellent display piece for longtime Spider-Man readers, Marvel collectors, and fans of the web-slinger's legendary rogues gallery.
Features:
- Features Scorpion (Mac Gargan) from Marvel Comics
- Inspired by The Amazing Spider-Man #318
- 1:10 scale collectible posed figure
- Measures approximately 7 inches tall
- Features Scorpion's upgraded deadly tail
- Dynamic comic book-inspired pose
- Includes detailed environmental display base
- Includes coordinating backdrop scene
- Includes collectible art card
- Scorpion character artwork featured on the front
- Includes comic synopsis
- Perfect for Spider-Man, Marvel Comics, and villain collections
- Recommended for ages 14 and up
Please Note: This listing is for the Scorpion figure only. Other figures from the Marvel 1:10 Scale Posed Figure collection are sold separately.
