Before opening a funko pops blog, learn to play clean and do not confuse people who want to see serious things. If you’re an Elvis fan without this album in your collection, you’re missing a significant piece of the King’s musical journey.

This Freddy could only be acquired during the Funko Fundays event at San Diego Comic-Con in 2014 and is a part of the already exclusive Hikari collection.com/products/elvis-pharaoh-suit-diamond-elvis-presley 7437247053977 ELVIS PHARAOH SUIT (DIAMOND) //funkoeurope.

As mentioned above regarding the box art and design, licensing agreements, logos and fonts should all be there but are likely to be missing or altered on fake Funkos. This style matched perfectly with the disco era, with the cross-dressing rock stars responsible for the emerging explosion of fashion worldwide. With countless figures available on the market it can be wild to learn just how rare some of them might be.which is less than certain other rare figures, but this is likely only because one has never actually been put up for sale at auction. Over the years, several films and documentaries have explored the enigmatic artist, including a 2005 TV miniseries starring Jonathan Rhys-Myers in the role of the singer. This special Metallic version was a special limited edition Comic Con exclusive which helps explain its rarity overall.

was available in a limited glow-in-the-dark edition beginning in 2011, but collectors had to go on a scavenger hunt—only 480 were produced. This is an obvious one – a cheap knock off has many tells with the quality of the box and packaging. Its enduring appeal is a testament to Elvis’ refusal to compromise his artistic vision, even when diving into the festive world of Christmas music.An emblem of Elvis Presley’s timeless magic, this figurine stirs up more than just the holiday spirit.

The outlandish style, created by Bill Belew, was worn by Elvis on tour in the 1970s and featured an array of intricate gold sequins that give the suit a unique and eye-catching appearance. The only way to get this figure was at San Diego Comic-Con and seeing as how only twelve were ever produced, it's unlikely most people got their hands on one. This hybrid of Funko mascot Freddy Funko and the Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers was limited to fans attending the Funko Fundays event at 2017's San Diego Comic-Con.

During an era when it was tempting for artists to phone it in, Elvis made a strong statement with this album. The world of holiday music can often feel stagnant, an endless cycle of the same tired tunes delivered in essentially indistinguishable ways. By combining stylish 50s influences with vibrantly colored details, Elvis made history in this pioneering jumpsuit that still has such an impact today. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Children under 8 years can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons. Note: This list will only include items that were made conventionally available and will not include items like prototypes.