Spider-Boy
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Spider-Boy
Product Details
Funko POP! Details
| Name | Spider-Boy, spiderman |
|---|---|
| Sticker | Target Exclusive |
| Number | #1511 |
| Character | Spider-Boy |
| Franchise | Spider-Man |
| Brand | Marvel |
| Release Date | 2025 |
| Category | Marvel |
| Size | Standard 4 inch POP! |
| Vinyl Figure or Bobble-Head | Bobble-Head |
| Media Franchise | Marvel |
| Produced | 9,500 pcs |
| Estimated Value (USD) | $14.40 |
Fun Fact
Spider-Boy POP! #1511 once swung into collections as Marvel’s energetic young web-slinger, blending Spider-Man’s legacy with fresh multiverse mischief in a compact POP! figure that fans proudly displayed.
Description
Spider-Boy #1511 from Funko POP! became a standout 2025 Marvel release, especially for collectors chasing low-run exclusives. This limited edition was capped at only 9,500 pieces worldwide, making it a sought-after Marvel POP! for fans who followed Spider-Boy’s rise in the Spider-Man line. The dynamic mid-air pose and bold color scheme made it a strong display piece that fit easily into both focused Spider-Man shelves and wider Marvel POP! collections.
This standard-size POP! figure showed Spider-Boy leaping forward on a clear stand, giving the impression of web-swinging or an aerial attack. The suit featured a red body with blue accents on the head and legs, plus white and red sneakers that added a modern, street-level detail. Large yellow eye lenses, fang-like white teeth, and yellow spots on the head gave the mask a distinctive look that set it apart from classic Spider-Man designs while still reading instantly as part of the Spider-Verse.
Released under the Marvel banner and tied to the Spider-Man media franchise, Spider-Boy 2025 Marvel merchandise helped expand the range of younger, next-generation heroes represented in POP! form. For collectors who focused on Marvel POP! variants, this figure slotted neatly alongside other Spider-Verse characters, reflecting the broader push to showcase new identities behind the mask while still connecting to the long-running Marvel and Spider-Man legacy.
