Electro Famous Cover Series 8 Inch Figure from Toybiz

Toybiz Famous Cover Series 8-Inch Electro Figure

Toybiz and Marvel Comics present this 8-inch scale Electro figure as part of their Famous Cover Series line of figures. Electro was only available as part of a Target two-pack exclusive with the Toybiz 8-Inch scale Famous Cover Series Spider-Man figure. The Spider-Man/Electro Target exclusive was limited to only 12K pieces worldwide.

Packaging of the Toybiz 8-Inch Electro Action Figure

The 8-inch scale Electro figure from Toybiz comes in a double wide 14" x 10" x approximately 2.5" deep box. The front panel of Electro's box opens like a book and is attached on the underside with a velcro latch.

Toybiz has designed the Electro's box so that a circle is die-cut into the front panel revealing the figure's face. When you lift that front panel, you reveal the entire Toybiz Electro figure behind a clear plastic window.

All sides of the packaging from this Toybiz figure are covered in full-color graphics. Toybiz features Marvel Comics Amazing Spider-Man #9 on the front of the packaging of their Electro figure.

Head Sculpt & Body of the 8-Inch Toybiz Electro Action Figure

This Famous Cover Series Electro figure utilizes a recycled Famous Cover Series Thor head without the rooted hair. The re-use of Thor's head is not obvious since Electro is wearing a hood and mask.

Electro utilizes a standard Famous Cover Series male villain body with 14-points of articulation. These include her neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, waist, groin, knees, and ankles.

Back Story of the Famous Cover Series Electro Figure

Facing off against one of his most powerful enemies, Aunt May uses wits and speed against the villainous Electro. Wielding incredibly dangerous bolts of pure electricity, Electro has proven time and time again that he will not be easily stopped by the wall crawler.

Presented here as they appeared in the classic Amazing Spider-Man #9, Spiderman and Electro face off in the villain's very first appearance. Trying to raise money for his Aunt May's medical bills, Peter Parker searches the city as Spider-Man for something to take photos of that he can sell to the Daily Bugle. Meanwhile Bugle editor J. Jonah Jameson has used the crime spree of Electro to implicate Spider-Man as the villain. Finally getting the pictures of Spider-Man fighting and defeating Electro, Peter is able to help his Aunt, and clear Spider-Man's tarnished name.