Funkocontinually has manyMarvel comic Funkosavailable to buy, featuring all sorts of different characters. Yet, none of them individually have as many asSpider-Man. This hero has a full line based on him, his allies, and his rogues. However, saying “hero” is a bit misleading, as Spider-Man is not just a singular figure, even to the more mainstream crowd.
There is Peter Parker, Miles Morales, and a bunch more. And Funko has made Pops! of many of them in recent years due to the popularity of the Spider-Verse movies. But which Spider-Man-based figures are the best currently available? Find out here.
Updated July 30, 2025, By Ben Jessey:Funko continually releases figures while their older ones go out of stock. As a result, this collection of the best Spider-Man ones needed to be updated. So, we’ve returned to the piece to remove those no longer available and replace them with some others.
Funko Pop! Zombie Hunter Spidey
Now He Can Get Around With Webs And A Cloak
Zombie Hunter Spidey comes from Marvel’s What If…? series on Disney Plus. Like in the show, this Spider-Man Funko Pop! is wearing one of his usual red and blue suits with the addition of the Cloak of Levitation, formally owned by Dr. Strange.
In the Zombie episode of Marvel’s What If…? Spider-Man dons the Cloak Of Levitation. Well, the cloak chooses him since Doctor Strange is now zombified. Either way, the result is a Funko of Spider-Man wearing the magical cloak.
You don’t even need to be a fan of the What If…? series to be intrigued by this figure. After all, if you’re a Marvel fan, seeing the web-slinger wearing the iconic cloak is interesting, regardless of context. And it’s certainly a unique look for the hero. That’s what makes this Pop! a good one to have, as there aren’t going to be many like it.
Funko Pop! Marvel: Captain America: Civil War Build A Scene - Spider-Man
Underoos!
Spider-Man’s debut in the MCU was a memorable one. To make it even more memorable, you can grab this Funko Pop! that is based on the scene. The figure is in the air with his arm out, ready to shoot a web. It’s part of the Build A Scene line, so you can pair him with other MCU heroes to re-create the airport scene.
As this Spider-Man is part of the Build A Scene line, it fits alongside a bunch of other Pops to re-create the airport scene from Captain America: Civil War. However, it also works well on its own, and you don’t need the others to appreciate this figure.
After all, the colors are really nice and vibrant. On top of that, the figure is doing an excellent action pose, and it’s not just a generic one. It’s a classic Spider-Man pose. He’s in the air, his legs are bent, and his arm is in a web-shooting position.
Funko Pop! Marvel: Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse - Spider-Man
Perhaps The Greatest Spider-Man Adaptation
Whether you prefer to call him Spider-Man or Miles, this figure is based on the protagonist from Across The Spider-Verse. It’s wearing the character’s signature black and red suit. And the Pop is floating in the air.
Miles Morales is quickly becoming as famous as Peter Parker in mainstream media. As such, the world is seeing more Miles merch. In fact, some ofthe best Spider-Man t-shirtsare tributes to the character.
This figure is based on the version of Miles from Across The Spider-Verse. So, it’s wearing Miles' classic suit from that film. The manufacturers have done a great job of making a Funko Pop version of the suit, as it looks just like the one from the movie. The shape of the eyes and the logo on the chest are the most impressive parts.
Spider-Man Imposter Funko Pop! Two-Pack
A Rare Meme-Inspired Funko Pop!
The Spider-Man imposter meme is so well-known that Funko has made a two-pack of Pops based on it. As anyone familiar with the meme would expect, the set contains two identical red-and-blue Spider-Men pointing at one another.
This Spider-Man two pack is for those who want to add a bit more humor to their Funko collection. After all, outside of the fact they’re pointing, there isn’t anything special about the two Pops on their own. However, together, they make the classic imposter meme.
So, if you display them in the correct position - which is pointing at each other - then they can be a valuable part of your collection. If you display them separately, they won’t really stand out.
Funko Pop! Marvel: Spider-Man: No Way Home - The Amazing Spider-Man (Unmasked)
That Mask Probably Doesn’t Taste Great
Shortly after appearing in No Way Home, Andrew Garfield climbed onto a ceiling and put his mask in his mouth. This figure is standing firmly on the ground, but the mask is still in his mouth. So, it’s an unmasked Spider-Man figure.
Despite only being a really small sequence in No Way Home, the sight of the Amazing Spider-Man holding his mask in his mouth is actually quite memorable. This Funko Pop is based on that exact moment. However, this figure makes the moment a bit cuter, as the Pop’s little mouth is adorable.
More importantly, though, the pop is unique. After all, you don’t get many unmasked Spider-Men Pops, and you certainly don’t get many with their masks hanging out of their mouths.
Funko Pop! Marvel: Spider-Man: No Way Home - Doc Ock
The Best Version Of Doc Ock In Funko Pop Form
Alfred Molina is arguably the ultimate version of Doc Ock, and you can witness his greatness in Funko Pop form. He has green shades, a green coat, and his classic haircut. He also has his tentacles on either side of him.
Doc Ock is one of Spider-Man’s most iconic villains, especially Alfred Molina’s version, who returned in No Way Home. So, if your Spider-Man Funko collection looks a bit too noble, you could add this rogue to the group.
The figure bears a remarkable resemblance to the character you see on screen. He’s got an accurate outfit, shades, and hair. Plus, his tentacles look really good, too, particularly their positioning. Having them around the villain and looking straight at you creates a very striking image.
FAQ
What is the rarest Spider-Man Funko Pop?
The metallic Spider-Man from San Diego Comic-Con is the rarest Pop! based on the Web-Slinger. This is because it was an SDCC exclusive, so it was never sold by retailers.
How many Marvel Funko Pops exist?
There are currently over 1,300 Marvel Funko Pops. That is a number that will almost certainly grow because there are continually new Marvel projects coming out, and Funko figures aren’t typically far behind.
