“Everyone keeps telling me how my story is supposed to go. Sorry, I'm doing my own thing.”

It’s a canon event like no other! From the animated phenomenon, Marvel Studio’s Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Miles Morales swings into the One:12 Collective!

The One:12 Collective Miles Morales wears a fitted bodysuit with web pattern detailing and his own Spider-Man insignia on his chest. He comes complete with four interchangeable head portraits with varying expressions including a fully unmasked Miles Morales portrait, and a Spider-Sense FX that attaches to his posing post. Miles is equipped with multiple web lines that attach to wrists as the super hero swings through the multiverse alongside his fellow heroes.

After reuniting with Gwen Stacy, Miles races across the multiverse with a new team of Spider-People to protect its very existence. When the heroes clash on how to handle a new threat, Miles must redefine what it means to become a hero.

The Return of The Living Dead Dolls:Damien

“And then there was Damien with a soul as empty as his eyes, This wee little lad pronounced D.O.A., was already dead inside.”

Dead, damned, and defiant, Damien rises once again from his casket with the return of Living Dead Dolls—newer, top-tier, and deader than ever!

The mischievous schoolboy is possessed by two interchangeable “Death Mask” face plates, two interchangeable hairstyles, and two sets of glass-like eyes that switch from empty eyeballs to a soul-piercing stare. Damien wears his signature schoolboy uniform, including a removable overcoat, a blazer, a white shirt with a striped tie, shorts, socks, and a pair of worn boots, complete with a cap and a crown hat.

With 18 points of articulation and 5 interchangeable hands, Damien offers a variety of posing options for enhanced interactivity. He comes complete with a slingshot featuring an elastic band and leather pouch, half of a broken ruler, and a stack of three books tied by leather straps.

Lemmy’s signature mutton chops, gravelly voice, and unique way of playing the bass guitar helped solidify Motörhead as one of heavy metal’s pioneering acts! This latest 7” scale, highly-articulated Motörhead ULTIMATES! Lemmy figure is inspired by the legendary rocker’s look on the band’s epic 1981 European Tour. Featuring intricate sculpt and premium paint detailing, this figure also comes with multiple interchangeable heads and hands, and an assortment of accessories including a black and white bass guitar with removable strap, whiskey bottle, and microphone stand. If you like to gamble, now is not your chanceorder your 1981 Tour Motörhead ULTIMATES! Lemmy today!

“Well blow me down!” Mezco welcomes the ocean’s most renowned spinach-loving sailor, Popeye, into the One:12 Collective.

The One:12 Collective Popeye figure includes two masterfully crafted head portraits: a stern stare and a salty glare. Authentically presented in his classic sailor clothing and a removable pea coat, Popeye comes complete with a wide range of accessories including: a functional drawstring duffle bag, a collapsible spy glass, a compass with hinged lid, two spinach cans, three different hats, and two styles of corncob pipes.

He’s one tough Gazookus, which hates all Palookas! Created by E.C. Segar and first introduced in 1929, Popeye the Sailorman has become one of the most beloved and recognizable cartoon characters of all time. Known for his constant muttering, squinting, and superhuman strength after gulping down a can of spinach, Popeye will do whatever it takes to rescue his beloved Olive Oyl from the wicked hands of Bluto.