Funko Morrissey Pop Rocks Vinyl Figure & 1 Compatible Graphic Protector Bundle (40091 - B)

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Themed record players are a whole collectibles Pandora’s Box in their own right, so in the interest of brevity, we will just include one on this list—this 1970s model based on DC Comics. Showcasing illustrations of Batman, Wonder Woman, Superman, and Robin, this would be a great player to listen to those old Power Records on.The company has transformed nearly every pop culture icon into a figurine with a collection that includes well over 1000 unique licenses from movies, TV, comic books, video games and other forms of pop culture. Funko’s Pop Vinyl figurines have a wide range of options to choose from and because of the staggering amount of new figures they release each month, Funko’s fanbase continues to grow.

Culture Club’s “Karma Chameleon” remains one of the defining songs of the 1980s. Weirdly enough, it was such a sensation that it spawned a truly bizarre piece of spin-off merchandise, a telephone that plays the song when a call comes through. That would be wondrous in and of itself, but the Karma Chameleon telephone struts the extra mile into Crazytown by featuring a lizard whose stomach lights up (red, gold, and green—the colors mentioned in the tune, natch) and, for reasons best left unexamined, a ladybug who plays the earworm’s harmonica solo. This truly bonkers piece of merch was sanctioned by Boy George, who appears in the phone’s jaw-dropping ad. ( Watch it on YouTube, trust me.) Loving would be easy if your colors were like my dreams, and with this phone, they are. Astonishing.

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