Funko Gets on the Gotham Train With New Pop Figures in Time for Season Two

Awww. Cat and Fish!

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Well, it’s about time! Funko finally boarded the Gotham train with new Pop! Heroes figures that will arrive in September—just in time for the show’s second season.

I have to say, my favorite is a toss up between the adorable Selina Kyle (above) and the awesome Fish Mooney below:

fish mooney

I kinda wish they would’ve made one of her eyes blue. (You know what I’m talking about!) Also, [DO NOT READ THE SPOILER IF YOU DIDN’T WATCH THE S1 FINALE] And I love the red in her hair.

The guys of Gotham don’t look too shabby either:

bruce

cobblepot

 

gordon

harvey

 

 

I do wonder if they’ll do another run of these and include an Edward Nygma or an Ivy Pepper. Nygma especially came a long way in Season 1, and he’s definitely a villain to watch next season.

What do you think, Gotham fans? Which of these is your favorite, or who else would you like to see in adorable Funko form?

(via Comics Alliance)

 

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