The Anthony Mackie-led Captain America: Brave New World is one of the most anticipated Marvel projects of recent times. The film not only completes Mackie’s transition into his new role but also kickstarts a new era for the shield-wielding superhero. As such, Marvel is doing its best to keep most of the information regarding the movie a secret. Nevertheless, newly-released Funko Pops for Captain America 4 have given fans a glimpse at a lot of pivotal characters, including Harrison Ford’s Red Hulk.
Captain America 4 Funko pops reveal new look at Harrison Ford’s Red Hulk
Aside from the villainous Red Hulk, the aforementioned figures also provide a fresh look at Mackie’s Captain America and Danny Ramirez’s Falcon.
Funko Pops are essentially collectible figurines of beloved characters made of vinyl and are sold in boxes with a transparent window for display. The statuettes are inspired by pop-culture phenomena as well as fan-favorite celebrities.
At the time of writing, a total of four Captain America 4 characters have received Funko Pop reincarnations. The most notable commodity of the freshly-launched collectibles is that of Red Hulk portrayed by Harrison Ford. Interestingly, the Hollywood veteran is making his MCU debut with the upcoming Captain America sequel. He will take on the role of Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross previously held by the late William Hurt.
In images obtained by MCU Portal, the Funko pop of Harrison Ford’s Red Hulk showcases an aggrieved expression. Meanwhile, Mackie’s Captain America is seen in his updated star-striped uniform, sporting similarly color-coded wings. Ramirez’s Falcon also receives a revamped look, with his tactical super-suit demonstrating a mix of olive green, black, and grey colors. Last, but not the least, we also get to see a figurine of Ford’s Thunderbolt Ross in his human form.
Despite going through a flurry of reshoots, the movie is expected to follow its original premiere schedule. Captain America: Brave New World is currently scheduled for a February 14, 2025 release date.
