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And who can miss Zombie Falcon? His strength may lie in flight, but as a zombie, he’s grounded in terrifying reality. These haunting questions reverberate throughout the series, provoking thought long after the credits roll. Prepare to have your expectations upended, your heartstrings pulled, and your understanding of heroism challenged.

For some reason, Funko decided to number this Loki outside of a category such as movies or comics with the number following that of the 242 Loki Common Funko Pop! from the Thor Ragnarok Movie. Stripped of their altruism and sentience, they become something horrifyingly familiar – our worst nightmares from every zombie film, but with superpowers.

Ghost Rider was inspired by the popular American song “Ghost Riders In The Sky,” originally recorded by Stan Jones in 1948. Meet Zombie Captain America, the star-spangled man in an eerily enthralling form. His shield may remain iconic, but the flesh-eating twist brings a startling charm to this cherished character. Last but not least, Zombie Scarlet Witch. The mystical powerhouse takes on a haunting persona that will surely give you chills. Few heroes who managed to evade the contagion must navigate this gruesome new world, striving to salvage what’s left of their world.

He is a freak: a creature that has, instead of a face, a burning skull. He has no mouth to speak, which does not prevent him from issuing unappealable verdicts such as “guilty” or “innocent.” A version with the Infinity Gauntlet would be cool and a chance to build in more neon colors for the stones. And he does not fly or jump from one building to another but moves about on a motorcycle powered by circles of fire in place of wheels.The film relies on special effects and creates a character torn between remorse for past mistakes and hope for a second chance. While he is so fearless as to attempt impossible feats on two wheels, he is constantly pressured by the dread of knowing that one day the Devil will come to collect the debt. Blaze doesn’t know it yet, but he is destined to become the Ghost Rider, a kind of “henchman” of Mephistopheles who has free will.