10 Rarest Comic Book Funko POP Figures (And How Much They're Worth)

Of the assorted weirdness that hides in Funko's considerable catalogue of figure and other assorted sundries, one of the single weirdest things to have become incredibly valuable is the Green Lantern glow-in-the-dark figurine.

Now, on a practical level, this does make total sense - it was sold at the 2010 San Diego comic con, it's glow in the dark, and it's of a relatively famous comic character - but this all totally ignores one crucial fact: it doesn't look good.

Because the lime-green paint job the figure has makes it look more like Funko decided to just dip it in a pot of paint than give any care to it, resulting in a figure that just doesn't look worth $4,500.

While this is initially excusable because you presume that this colour scheme is so the whole figure can glow in the dark, in actual fact only the mask and Lantern badge glow, meaning Funko decided Hal Jordan needed to be green from head to toe specifically just to make you suffer.