Skeleton versions of Guns N’ Roses stars Axl Rose, Slash, and Duff McKagan are set to feature in a new batch of upcoming Funko Pops.
The recently announced Funko Pop figures also include a shirtless 1989 version of Ozzy Osbourne, a denim-and-scarf-clad Jon Bon Jovi, and Cher in her 1974 Met Gala outfit. Additionally, a new set of the three Guns N’ Roses stars featuring skin will be available.
Full-size photos of all the new rock Funko Pop figures can be seen below. Visit Funko.com to be notified when they go on sale.
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