Aquaman and Green Lantern Comic Cover Funko Pops are up for pre-order!
DC Comics' Aquaman #1"The Invasion of the Fire-Trolls" debuted in 1962, which means that the series celebrated its 60th anniversary this year. Funko is on it with a Comic Cover Funko Pop that features a backdrop of the cover art by Nick Cardy with a Pop figure of Aquaman in a hard protective case. You can pre-order it now here on Amazon and here at Entertainment Earth for $19.99 with a release date of March and January respectively.
DC Comics' Green Lantern debuted in All-American Comics no. 16 with a cover date of July 1940. The comic was written by Martin Nodell and Bill Finger, and introduced Alan Scott as the iconic character. Alan Scott was an engineer that survived a train crash and discovered a magic lantern in the rubble that spoke to him and promised to grant him power. From this lantern, Scott fashioned a ring that fueled this power so long as he recharged it with energy from the lantern once every 24 hours.
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