Fortune Popeye by Force of Art x Pop Sunday
Force of Art continues its series of officially licensed Popeye figures with the new Fortune Popeye resin busts in collaboration with Pop Sunday. Turning things toward the richer side, the super strong sailor cracks open a can of golden coins rather his usual dose of spinach fuel. The auspicious design
Popeye Baby by Sleeping Pen x Force Of Art x Pop Sunday
The officially licensed Popeye Baby art toy by Sleeping Pen x Force Of Art x Pop Sunday imagines a teeny, tiny infant Popeye. Turns out the iconic sailor’s super strength been with him from the beginning, so too his craving for spinach. With a crushed spinach can in one hand,
Popeye Spinach Skate and Double Spinach by Emergency Toys
For this year’s officially-licensed Popeye project at the Elefun Pop Art & Toy Show, France-based Emergency Toys created not one but two inspired, original resin art toys of the iconic cartoon sailor. The Double Spinach figure flaunts Popeye’s power with a pumped-up pose. The design shows off the sailor’s heavily
Popeye Crash by Josh Divine x ZCWO
Look who’s crashing the party? That’s right, next up in Josh Divine’s Crash series is the officially-licensed Popeye Crash vinyl art toy from ZCWO. While usually sure-footed, even the spinach-lovin’ sailor has his less than stellar moments as seen with his face plant. Similar in design to the Super Crash
Popeye & Brutus To-Fu Figures by Devilrobots x ZCWO
Devilrobots celebrates the classic Popeye and Brutus comic strip characters with new stylized To-Fu vinyl art toy versions from ZCWO. The hybrid designs combine stout designs of the heroic sailor and his menacing nemesis with familiar To-fu style heads. In addition to the block style heads, both figures feature the
Creepy Brutus – Mono Version by Cote Escriva x Thunder Mates
Cote Escriva continues his ‘Creepy’ take on the classic Popeye cartoon with the upcoming release of the Creepy Brutus – Mono Version polyresin art toy from Thunder Mates. The new release features a gray, black, and white version befitting the vintage heritage of Popeye’s nemesis. The Creepy Brutus figure follows
Creepy Brutus by Coté Escrivá x Thunder Mates
Coté Escrivá continues his officially-licensed takes on the classic Popeye cartoon with the new Creepy Brutus polyresin art toy from Thunder Mates. Creepy Brutus features Escrivá’s ‘creepy’ take on the bruising sailor with exposed skeletal detail (plus blood vessels) in the chest, arms, and legs—much like the previously released Creepy
Bluto Zombie by Luaiso Lopez x ZCWO
The new Bluto Zombie vinyl art toy by Barcelona-based Luaiso Lopez x ZCWO continues his undead sailor story with the nemesis and foil to his previously released Popeye Zombie figure. With brains on his mind, the purple-skinned Bluto Zombie has no time to worry about his open wounds including the
Popeye 90th Anniversary Artist Proof Prints by Mark Dean Veca
Mark Dean Veca is offering artist proofs of his Popeye 90th Anniversary prints published by Yo! Gallery China for its travelling exhibition (2019) celebrating the iconic spinach-eating sailor’s historic milestone. The prints feature Veca’s portrayal of Popeye (Strong to the Finich II), Olive and Bluto in his signature organic-filigree style.
Popeye Vintage Edition Set by Fools Paradise
Fools Paradise is now taking pre-orders for their special Popeye Vintage Edition Set featuring all three officially-licensed Popeye vinyl art toys—Popeye (13.4″), Olive Oyl (13″) & Brutus (17.7″)—in new colorways specific to this set. Of the three figures, the Vintage Popeye is closest in appearance to the OG edition with subtle