The Creature From The Black Lagoon may not be the most charismatic of Universal’s Monsters, but he makes up for it with a unique feature. This version of the figure from Jada is an Entertainment Earth exclusive, and he glows in the dark!
This fishy fiend is priced at $29.99 and will start shipping in March of 2022. He comes with the same accessories as the version released not too long ago.
Collectors, cast your net for the elusive Universal Monsters Creature from the Black Lagoon Glow-in-the-Dark 6-Inch Action Figure – Entertainment Earth Exclusive featuring a decidedly fishy appearance and disposition. Harboring a detailed paint job and a swimmingly articulated form, the Amazonian Gill-man is a sensational glow-in-the-dark figure that can be posed in a multitude of mannerisms using his alternate head sculpt, an alternate hand, a harpoon gun, a net, and a bony hand! The additional head and hand also glow. The Creature from the Black Lagoon out of the 1954 black-and-white film bearing its name is suitable for paleontologists ages 4 and up and comes packaged in a window display box. Quantities are limited, so order yours now before it gets away!
We’d previously covered Jada’s 6″ Universal Monsters toys here. The figures captured a lot of elements of the original black and white horror icons. Jada is typically known for non-articulate miniatures, but I’m impressed with what they’ve shown off so far. Sadly, their Bela Lugosi Dracula misses the mark when it comes to the face.
It’s hard to mess up The Creature. However, I admit that the face isn’t quite a match for the on-screen counterpart. Regardless, the glow-in-the-dark feature more than makes up for it. If he illuminates as brilliantly as the images show, I’d make him a fixture in a fish tank or customer diorama.
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[Source: Entertainment Earth]
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