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If you haven't heard of Funko figures, then frankly, where have you been? Funko make some of the coolest licensed pop culture Click for larger imagetoys taking influence from TV, film and comic books. Each series is given a cutesy cartoon make-over which straddles the boundaries just enough to be not too toy-like and just enough awesome for everyone to appreciate and want to collect. Most importantly (for us at Love Horror) they've done a load of horror inspired stuff including an unmissable selection of vinyl figues inspired by some of the most iconic horror films (see right) which are even more amazing in realisty than the cartoons can depict. Best of all, they are still available in stores, so move quick if you don't want to miss out. Anyway... American Horror Story Pop! Vinyl Figures Funko have now announced that they're producing a series of figures inspired by the amazing network horror series, American Horror Story and boy do they look great. Lovers of horror collectibles will be clamoring for this little bobble headed creeps, as will anyone who has a love or appreciation of the programme. Characters immortalised in vinyl include Supreme witch Fiona Goode, Spooky BF Tate Langdon and even voodoo priestess Marie Laveau. The collection will be available from all good stockists in September (in plenty of time for Halloween) and will market in the region of $9.99 (US). You can find out more on the official Funko site or by checking out Funko on Facebook

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