POP Clark Kent shirtless (Smallville)

Clark Kent is the hero of Smallville, a television series about Superman's youth and adolescence. Picked up by Martha and Jonathan Kent, Clark grew up on a farm in Smallville, Kansas. The story tells the story of how his parents welcomed him from the meteor shower that hit the small town in 1989 until Clark moved to Metropolis and began his working life.

Smallville tells the story of Clark's struggle to fit into the life of a "normal teenager": his first love affair with his neighbor Lana Lang, his friends Chloe and Pete, his meeting and early connection with Lex Luthor, and later how Clark joined the Daily Planet and became Superman.

As a teenager, Clark struggled to fit in. He gradually discovers his superpowers, searches for answers to his questions about his origins and also tries to stand in the way of the dangers he encounters.

Funko's Clark Kent figurine represents Clark in an important scene of the TV series. Clark, who is in love with Lana Lang, is taken to task by the players of the American football team and their captain, who is none other than the girl's boyfriend.

To challenge Clark to stay away from Lana, the players tie him to a pole in the middle of a cornfield, leaving him naked and wearing Lana's necklace around his neck. The necklace, whose stone is actually a meteorite, wipes out Superman's powers and weakens Clark, who won't be able to free himself.

The Clark Kent figure shows the character as he is in this mythical scene: bare-chested and in his shorts, with only his shoes on his feet. On his torso is drawn an S, a mark made by the captain of the football team to punish him, which is reminiscent of the S that Superman will proudly wear on his torso later.

The figurine features a very muscular, athletic Clark with long hair. His brown hair is longer than on Clark's POP action figure where he is depicted tearing his shirt to reveal his Superman costume, as this one depicts him younger when he is in high school.

Funko pushed the detail on this POP to the point of depicting Lana's necklace on the young man's neck. The same necklace that wipes out Clark's powers and makes him lose all his strength every time she gets close to him and is nothing but a meteorite stone!