Batman V Superman - Aquaman (Dawn Of Justice) Collectable Pop! Vinyl #87

DESCRIPTION
Long out of production and hard to find.
In "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," Aquaman makes a brief but notable appearance. Jason Momoa portrays Aquaman, also known as Arthur Curry. His character is introduced through a video file discovered by Wonder Woman (Diana Prince), played by Gal Gadot. This video is part of a collection of meta-human files gathered by Lex Luthor.
In the video, Aquaman is seen underwater, emerging from a wrecked ship and briefly confronting the camera before using his immense strength and speed to disappear back into the ocean depths. This cameo is part of the film's broader effort to introduce members of the future Justice League, setting the stage for their full-fledged roles in subsequent movies within the DC Extended Universe. While his screen time is limited, this appearance teases Aquaman's powerful presence and hints at his larger role in the unfolding superhero saga.

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RELEASE DETAILS
Funko DC Heroes figure no. 87

Pop! Vinyl is a line of stylized vinyl figurines that gained immense popularity in the 2010s, particularly among fans of pop culture, movies, TV shows, and comics. The figures, which stand at around 3.75 inches tall, feature exaggerated heads and tiny bodies, with designs inspired by famous characters from various franchises.

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