Ben Cooper Costume Kids Wave 4 Figures Preview From NECA

More tricks, more treats! Halloween continues at NECA with the next series in the Ben Cooper Costume Kids Collection, based on the popular kids' costumes from one of the largest Halloween costume manufacturers from the 1950s through the '80s.Standing approximately 6 inches tall, these fully poseable figures wonderfully capture the vintage horror spirit and are ready to make some spooky mischief on your collector's shelf.

Series 3 includes Gremlins Gizmo, Gremlins Stripe, Alien Xenomorph, and Beetlejuice (Animated Series)-classic Ben Cooper costumes worn by an inclusive group of kids. Wearing a mask styled after an original Ben Cooper design and soft goods clothing replicating the vinyl look of the classic costume, each playful figure comes complete with a trick-or-treat bag or skull bucket accessory.Every figure is sold separately and packaged in a numbered, retro-style window box that pays homage to the original costume packaging.You can pre-order these now from our sponsor BigBadToyStore.com.

Shown below is the new NECA Ben Cooper Costume Kids Collection Wave 2 are available for pre-order from our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com with a suggested retail price of $104.99 per set.More tricks, more treats! Halloween continues at NECA with the next series in the Ben Cooper Costume Kids Collection, based on the popular kids' costumes from one of the largest Halloween costume manufacturers from the 1950s through the '80s.

Standing approximately 6 inches tall, these fully poseable figures wonderfully capture the vintage horror spirit and are ready to make some spooky mischief on your collector's shelf.Series 2 includes Dracula, Phantom, Vampire Girl, Witch, and a new version of Devil-classic Ben Cooper costumes worn by an inclusive group of kids. Wearing a mask styled after an original Ben Cooper design and soft goods clothing replicating the vinyl look of the classic costume, each playful figure comes complete with a trick-or-treat bag or pumpkin bucket accessory.Every figure is sold separately and packaged in a numbered, retro-style window box that pays homage to the original costume packaging.Product Features6 inches tall (15.24cm)Made of plastic and fabricBased on Ben Cooper's classic costume designsPart of the Costume Kids CollectionMultiple points of articulationComplete set of 5 figuresBox ContentsDracula Costume figurePumpkin bucketPhantom Costume figureTrick-or-Treat bagVampire Girl Costume figurePumpkin bucketWitch Costume figureTrick-or-Treat bagDevil Costume figureTrick-or-Treat bag

We gotta get that mysterious and controversial 19504 Spider man costume figure, I doubt it will happen for many reasons but it would be one interesting and historically significant figure.

More tricks, more treats! Halloween continues at NECA with the next series in the Ben Cooper Costume Kids Collection, based on the popular kids costumes from one of the largest Halloween costume manufacturers from the 1950s through the 80s. Standing approximately 6 inches tall, these fully poseable figures wonderfully capture the vintage horror spirit and are ready to make some spooky mischief on your collectors shelf. Series 2 includes Dracula, Phantom, Vampire Girl, Witch, and a new version of Devilclassic Ben Cooper costumes worn by an inclusive group of kids. Wearing a mask styled after an original Ben Cooper design and soft goods clothing replicating the vinyl look of the classic costume, each playful figure comes complete with a trick-or-treat bag or pumpkin bucket accessory. Every figure is sold separately and packaged in a numbered, retro-style window box that pays homage to the original costume packaging.

Who are these for?

I dont see them as anything but tokens I was each of these some year or another. Sometimes more than one a year! LOL! I dont see these any differently than an Anakin, or a new Ghostbusters figure. There have always been figures of kids. Even Robin was a teen superhero. Never stopped me from collecting them! And when you start hitting your 50s, most action figures are of kids LOL!

Ben Cooper - 6" Clothed Figure Witch Girl Costume & Dracula Costume FiguresMore tricks, more treats! Halloween continues at NECA with two all new figures in our Ben Cooper Costume Kids Collection, based on the popular kids' costumes from one of the largest Halloween costume manufacturers from the 1950s through the 80s. Standing approximately 6 inches tall, the Dracula and Witch action figures are fully poseable and perfectly capture the vintage horror spirit. Both figures wear masks styled after the original Ben Cooper designs and soft goods clothing replicating the vinyl look of the classic costumes. Dracula comes complete with a pumpkin bucket accessory, and Witch with a trick or treat bag accessory. Each figure is packaged in a numbered, retro-style window box that pays homage to the original costume packaging. Get the Ben Cooper Costume Kids Collection Dracula and Witch first at Walmarts Horror Fan Shop: presented by Bloody Disgusting.

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Yeah, I'm not quite seeing what exactly is "icky" about it but to each their own. It seems harmless to me.

Super 7 is also doing a reaction line of retro trick or treaters. And I believe theres a customizer on FB whos been doing the same concept but with character specific Ben Cooper costumes (unlicensed of course). Which are very cool, imo.

49 minutes ago, Hassenfeld said:

If there's a nostalgia line-in-the-sand, these seem to cross it, for me. Most toys attempt at evoking the feeling from a childhood memory, but to make action figures of children?

NECA already made Halloween II Trick or Treaters. Nothing inherently wrong with an action figure of a kid.

Boy, these are... I don't know how I feel about these.

If there's a nostalgia line-in-the-sand, these seem to cross it, for me. Most toys attempt at evoking the feeling from a childhood memory, but to make action figures of children?

I don't know if that's better or worse than wanting an action figure of yourself as a child, in a costume.

All of us in the toy community grew up, but never lost that sense of fun or imagination.

We're not emotionally stunted, and I guess that's the icky vibe I'm getting from these things.