Mars Attacks! POP figures

A greenish flash splits the mocking air. Crazed Martians, an elegant spy with a predatory smile, an ambassador decked out in ridiculous finery: the whole pulp imagination bursts out in a single flash of lightning. Funko here revives the tangy madness of the sixties, between unbridled science fiction and biting satire. The translucent skulls, the garish armor, the grotesque grimaces twist fear until it becomes almost joyful. Nothing is serious, yet everything threatens to go off the rails at any moment. The spy plays up her fake starlet airs before striking, the diplomat struts, the soldier sniggers behind his miniature arsenal. Through these outrageous silhouettes, Funko brings back an era when aliens spoke in onomatopoeia and shot first, negotiated later. An invasion, yes, but an invasion in fits of laughter.