The two, however, have a long history of Funko Pop! and other figures. But which are the most valuable? Who among the two rivals reigns supreme? We take a look.

Remember, estimated values tend to fluctuate, especially as we add more and more items and price points to ensure the guide’s accuracy. Scroll below for more information on how you can help us build our Marvel database. Follow these links for a current list of the Most Valuable Deadpool and Wolverine on PPG.

Top-10 Deadpool & Wolverine

10. Deadpool (Red, Glow in the Dark) – $390

9. Freddy Funko as Wolverine (Brown Suit) – $460

8. Deadpool Dorbz – $530

7. Wolverine (Brown) – $470

6. Deadpool (White, Glow in the Dark) – $800

5. Wolverine (Unmasked, Toytastik) – $850

4. Deadpool (Red, Metallic) – $880

3. Freddy Funko as Wolverine (Yellow Suit) (Camp Fundays) – $2,180

2. Wolverine (Unmasked, Glow in the Dark) – $3,160

1. Deadpool Freddy Funko – $1,800 (Gray), $2,250 (Red) & $6,780 (Orange)

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As June approaches, advocates adorn their flags and rainbow sweaters to show their support for the LGBTQ+ community.

This year Funko is among them, showing its support by releasing a new wave of Rainbow Pop! Figures and showing that fun is meant for everyone.

This Pride collection is a celebration of inclusivity and acceptance. And this year Funko is partnering with the It Gets Better Project to collect donations to help those in the LGBTQ+.

This project is about uplifting, empowering, and connecting LGBTQ+ with others around the globe. Disney is also donating to similar projects and charities, furthering the outreach to those in need.

The Pop! Pride set features:

Mickey & Minnie Mouse

Goofy

Stitch

Wall-E

Deadpool

Stormtrooper

BB-8

Tina Belcher

See them all here and add them to your Pop! Rinbow collection!

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Since his creation by artist Rob Liefield and writer Fabian Nicieza, Deadpool has become a fan favorite to many.

Wade Wilson’s alter ego made his first appearance in The New Mutants #98 cover February 1991, and slowly wormed his way into other comics such as: Spider-Man, The X-Men, and The Avengers.

However, Deadpool eventually got his big debut for the greater masses on the silver screen. We’re not talking about the “X-Men movie, X-Men Origins: Wolverine,” we’re talking about the actual “Deadpool” movie that was released in 2016.

With Ryan Reynolds behind the mask, Deadpool’s first movie almost tripled its cost in one weekend, prompting the movie industries to make two more. “Once Upon A Deadpool” and “Deadpool 2” hit theaters two years later and had fans all over crying from laughter in their seats.

Because of his success, Deadpool was one character Funko didn’t sleep on. In 2013, Funko released his first Pop! Deadpool figure and it has been uphill since then.

This wasn’t the only Funko Pop! Deadpool that was made that year, or the years to come. Year after year Funko created on average 10 different Deadpools, each cooler than the last. Each variant seems to explain another part of his personality and leaves us with giggles.

All told, there are 280 Deadpool items on Pop Price Guide between Pop! figures, Mystery Minis and more.

This year alone Funko has released around thirteen different variations, and quite a few exclusives. The most-valuable from this year, according to the latest Pop Price Guide estimated values, are:

Deadpool (Black Light) ($39)

Sheriff Deadpool Riding Horsey ($30)

Ninja Deadpool ($29)

Dinopool ($29)

Deadpool in Cake (Metallic) ($28)

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From Deadpool to WandaVision, we’ve added 95 — 95!!! — new Marvel items to the PPG database.

We share a few of our favorites below.

Add them to your collection by shopping Marvel, including Funko Fair pre-orders, on the PPG Marketplace here.

The Funko Fair continues through Jan. 29 with new announcements arriving daily. So make sure to check back regularly throughout the week to see the latest from Pop! Disney, Pop! Movies/Television and lots more.

WandaVision

Deadpool

Miles Morales

Marvel Lucha Libre

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

Marvel Infinity Warps

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Speaking of exceptions, maybe Batman can count, now that we think about it. And Batgirl. Both can be seen in their familiar Batsuits, except in the color scheme of Harley Quinn. And why is this? It’s part of the Impopsters series, which features Batman and company in the liveries of various villains. And why is this? It’s the world of Pop!, don’t ask.

Remember how we said we weren’t going to include superheroes who weren’t dressed as someone else? The Coon & Friends gang from South Park are okay here because they aren’t really superheroes with actual powers. So they’re just running around in costumes. Except for maybe Mint Berry Crunch. And possibly Mysterion. But their identity remains safe with us. Besides, spoilers and all…

Several Disney/Pixar characters fit the costume theme, at least a couple of them from actual appearances in films. Finnick from Zootopia looks adorable in his elephant jammies, which aren’t really a costume, right? Well, since he’s actually an adult fox pretending to be a kid, yeah, it counts. In Coco, Miguel appears throughout much of the movie in Day of the Dead inspired makeup to fit in with the underworld. Day of the Dead, Halloween… it’s all good this time of year. And since Star Wars is now part of the Disney universe, let’s count Finn, who’s not a real Stromtrooper, but dresses like one when needed.

Can a work outfit count as a costume? It does when it’s Beefsquatch! Gene Belcher from Bob’s Burgers frequently wears a sandwich board (or is that a burger board?), but on occasion, adds extra toppings with a Sasquatch mask. Beeeeefsquaaaaatch!

It’s not all cartoon characters, either. For example, you’d expect to see Ralphie from A Christmas Story immortalized as a Pop! figure in his bunny pajamas. (Even though we just declared jammies aren’t really a costume). But how about as a wild west sheriff, a costume change that only happened in his dreams? Yeah, that works.

On the other end of the not-a-cartoon spectrum, consider the Daleks from Doctor Who. As it turns out, Dalek Sec is a Cthulhu-like cycloptic creature in a dapper suit, who sits inside the robot casing. And yes, he/it is available in Pop! form.

Can a costume be involuntary? Rick Sanchez, from Rick and Morty is available as a Pop! figure with a facehugger from Alien stuck to his face. Oddly enough, it’s noncanonical as far as the TV show goes, but somehow it all makes sense.

Of course the all-time champion of cross-character-dressing has to be Deadpool. There’s hardly a character or person or trope or idea that can’t be mixed in with Deadpool’s very meta-identity. You can find him as a chicken, a cheerleader, a chimichanga enthusiast… but the best of all has to be as TV painting instructor Bob Ross. And that last one is actually based on a NSFW trailer for the second movie, so it has some basis in reality.

There are some Pop! figures for whom it’s hard to determine which character is wearing which. Freddy Funko has been reimagined in quite a few forms over the years, but what about his mashup with Pennywise, the clown from IT? Is that Freddy in Penny makeup, or Mr. Wise wearing Mr. Funko’s clothes?

Either way, have a safe and fun Halloween, whether you dress as Pennywise, or Deadpool, or Deadpool as Pennywise, or…

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He’s also among the kings of the Pop! Marvel Universe.

Funko announced on Friday a wave of Pop! Deadpool figures, in a follow-up to its Toy Fair New York Reveals in mid-February.

The latest batch makes its rounds among the company’s exclusives circuit and witnesses our hero go under the guise of characters such as Deadpool Cheerleader (Box Lunch), Samurai Deadpool (Game Stop) and Deadpool King (FYE).

For you animal lovers, Wade Wilson’s alter ego also arrives this summer in Chicken Deadpool (Amazon) form — as well as in variants of Mermaid Deadpool (Target) and Pandapool (Hot Topic).

Lest we forget to mention the 7-Eleven exclusive where he’s fittingly clutching a chimichanga.

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Pop In A Box (US)
Pop In A Box (UK)

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First off Chef Deadpool (Yay another Deadpool).

And for the X-men portion of our program.

Dorbz: Juggernaut

A Pop Kitty Pryde with Lockheed.

Dorbz: Storm rocking a sweet Mohawk.

And last but certainly not least is an XL Thanos Dorbz who is limited to 500 pieces.

Will you be snagging any of Wave 3?

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Next, there’s a cowboy Deadpool variant.

There’s also the “Golden Freddy” from jump-scare game, Five Nights at Freddy’s.

Dorbz releases include two LE300 Ridez and a Game of Thrones 3-pack.

Another addition to the Rock Candy line, Catwoman in a purple suit.

The final item is Gorilla Grodd from The Flash  TV series.

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