Funko presents Doctor Strange, Karl Mondo, Kaecilius, and the Ancient One Pop! and Dorbz figures. If you prefer to show off your Doctor Strange fandom while on the go, a Doctor Strange keychain is also available from Funko. Some of these items are exclusive to certain retailers, so continue reading for the full details.
From Funko: "Doctor Strange Pop!s: Just in time for Marvel's upcoming blockbuster "Doctor Strange", the mystical magician and Sorcerer Supreme – Stephen Strange himself - is ready to join your collection of Pop! Marvel vinyl from the Marvel Cinematic Universe!
Doctor Strange will be available in three different poses: heroic, without his cape in spellcasting pose (exclusive to Walmart), and in astral projection form (exclusively at Target).
Karl Mordo, Kaecilius, and the Ancient One are also coming this fall, so you’ll be able to display the movie’s amazing cast of heroes and villains together in your own Sanctum Sanctorum.
Or you can collect every character at once by picking up the complete 4-pack available exclusively at the Disney Store!
Doctor Strange Dorbz:
Doctor Strange and gang are also arriving as Dorbz!
Grab Doctor Strange (heroic or astral), Karl, Kaecilius, and Zealot this fall!
Doctor Strange Pop Keychain:
To top it all off, Doctor Strange is also coming in Pop! Keychain form!
Coming in October!"
Images via Funko:
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