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Product Details
Funko POP! Details
| Name | Zoom |
|---|---|
| Number | #352 |
| Character | Zoom |
| Franchise | The Flash |
| Brand | DC |
| Release Date | 2016 |
| Category | Television |
| TV Show Collection | The Flash (2014) |
| Size | Standard 4 inch POP! |
| Vinyl Figure or Bobble-Head | Vinyl Figure |
| Media Franchise | The Flash |
| Estimated Value (USD) | $8.50 |
Fun Fact
Back in 2016, Funko POP! unleashed their sinister Zoom #352 figure, letting fans display one of The Flash’s scariest speedsters on their shelves with a lightning-charged collectible twist.
Description
Funko POP! collectors looking to expand their The Flash Television lineup found an essential addition in the Zoom #352 figure. Zoom captured fans’ attention with its intimidating design, featuring a fully black, textured suit and a haunting mask with sculpted lines and ridges that set it apart from other speedsters.
The POP! showcased a powerful stance and blank, menacing expression that faithfully represented Zoom as he appeared in 2016’s The Flash series, making it a standout for any collection. Zoom #352 was released as part of Funko’s standard POP! size, packaged securely and branded with official The Flash Television markings.
The figure highlighted the on-screen accuracy of Zoom’s suit, including sculpted detailing on the chest emblem, gloves, and boots, as well as unique facial grooves that embodied his sinister persona. Standing at typical POP! height, this collectible balanced display value with durability for long-term enjoyment. Belonging to the Television POP! category, the Zoom 2016 The Flash release joined a roster of fan-favorite characters from the popular DC TV show, The Flash (2014).
Considered a standout villain from the franchise, Zoom’s POP! brought an iconic element from the series into the hands of dedicated fans and newcomers alike. This figure became a sought-after piece for those looking to celebrate major antagonists in superhero television history.
