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Traveler's Gear - NECA Ultimate Creature from the Black Lagoon Black and White Version 7-Inch Action Figure


Universal Monsters Ultimate Creature from the Black Lagoon Black and White Version 7-Inch Action Figure:

$36.99 @ Entertainment Earth - Order Here

The debut of Universal's 1954 film The Creature from the Black Lagoon took audiences deep into the Amazon in search of the unknown.

This 7-inch scale Ultimate action figure depicts the mysterious and terrifying Gill-man in extraordinary detail in classic silver screen black and white deco. It comes with 3x extra pairs of hands, and 3x interchangeable head sculpts (one with an articulated jaw), as well as a display-friendly window box packaging with opening front flap. Ages 17 and up.




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Universal Monsters Dracula Bela Lugosi 6-Inch Scale Deluxe Action Figure

Bela Lugosi in his unique and iconic portrayal of Count Dracula and is intricately crafted in dynamic posing in 1:12 scale. This spectacularly sculpted 6-inch scale action figure features premium paint details of the stage and silver screen star. The fully articulated action figure comes in premium collector packaging with alternate head, 2x pairs of hands, and replica handbills. Bela Lugosi is Dracula…and he bids you welcome. The packaging features a coffin look with a and closed box "coffin" packaging with a 5th panel and a slide out drawer.



The Zagons have destroyed Metaluna and only one of their Mutant worker drones has managed to escape ?ery death! This 7-inch scale highly articulated Metaluna Mutant ULTIMATES! ?gure is inspired by its appearance in the Universal Studios monster movie This Island Earth and includes an interchangeable head and extra pair of alien hands. Don't let the opportunity to get the made-to-order Metaluna Mutant ULTIMATES! Ages 14 and up.



Inspired by 60s hot rod culture, Super7's Universal Monsters FreakyFaces drinkware collection includes this 16 ounce, 5 3/4-inches tall pint glass featuring The Mummy! Each glass comes individually boxed. Perfect for use in your kitchen, home bar, dungeon laboratory, or haunted mansion. It'll make you say "I'm a mummy! I scare people."

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