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About the POP! Television #1212
| Number | #1212 |
| Status | Available |
| Size | 10 cm / 3.75'' |
| Release date | February 2022 |
| Funko ID | 62745 |
| UPC | 889698627450 |
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About the Kate Bishop with Lucky The Pizza Dog (Blacklight) #1212 POP! figure
Funko offers a "Black Light" variant of Kate Bishop's POP with Lucky the dog from the Hawkeye series. Did you like the series? Do you collect Black Light POPs? Now's your chance, since this is (for now) the only POP from the mini-series in this style, although we can expect to see Clint Barton's aka Hawkeye's in the same style in the future...
Kate Bishop, introduced in the Hawkeye mini-series, is a fervent admirer of the eponymous superhero. Her passion for archery and martial arts sets her apart, but her bold, rebellious spirit frequently leads her into dangerous situations, putting her in the path of her hero.
Committed to solving the mystery surrounding her future father-in-law, Kate finds herself drawn into various adventures: she borrows the "Ronin" costume, discovers the corpse of a wealthy man, and seeks to unravel the true identity of her future father-in-law, among others.
Unaware of the consequences, her adoption of the "Ronin" costume quickly catapults her to the status of most wanted person in New York, attracting the ire of hardened criminals eager to take revenge on the vigilante. This situation forces Clint Barton, a.k.a. Hawkeye, to abandon his plans to simply enjoy Christmas with his family and return to action...
Funko offers a blacklight version of this POP, featuring Kate, as well as the pizza-loving dog Lucky. The "Blacklight" version gives the figurine a very successful and artistic effect, with violet tones reminiscent of Kate Bishop's suit during her missions alongside Hawkeye.