New PX Pre-Order: Pre-code Horror Glow-in-the-Dark Reaction Figures

From Super7. A PREVIEWS Exclusive! On your wedding anniversary, there's more than one way to ensure that you'll be together forever! This articulated, 3 3/4" scale Pre-Code ReAction Figure of Dead Darling is inspired by the 1953 comic cover art from Chamber of Chills #19, featuring a blonde bombshell with poisoned chalice accessory. The art was also the inspiration for the iconic Misfits record "Die Die My Darling" and this figure was done in cooperation with the band. The tale this comic was derived from may have been too intense for the general public, but for fans of the genre, this figure will be just the right addition to their collection!

From Super7. A PREVIEWS Exclusive! There's no cheating the clutches of death or the heart-connection of eternal love! This 3 3/4" scale, articulated Pre-Code ReAction Figure of Heartless Zombie is inspired by the 1954 comic cover art from Chamber of Chills #23 and features the undead visage of a decayed, re-animated man, complete with tattered business suit attire. The tale this comic was derived from may have been too intense for the general public, but for fans of the genre, this figure will be just the right addition to their collection!

From Super7. A PREVIEWS Exclusive! What is it that the undead crave? Is it revenge? Love? Eternal companionship? Only the Ghoul knows for certain! This 3 3/4" scale, articulated Pre-Code ReAction Figure of Spine-Chilling Ghoul is inspired by the 1952 comic cover art from The Unseen #9 and features the risen soul with green skin and a missing eye, as well as tattered clothes and hair. The tale this comic was derived from may have been too intense for the general public, but for fans of the genre, this figure will be just the right addition to their collection!

From Super7. A PREVIEWS Exclusive! The race to find a cure is on, but it looks like time has run out as the Werewolf within takes over! This 3 3/4" scale, articulated Pre-Code ReAction Figure of Voracious Werewolf is inspired by the 1950 comic cover art from The Beyond #1, featuring the lycanthrope looking ravenous in torn clothing. The tale this comic was derived from may have been too intense for the general public, but for fans of the genre, this figure will be just the right addition to their collection!