Loki: Agent Of Asgard

The Loki: Agent of Asgard Pop! figure, numbered 1247 in the Marvel series, is based on the character's appearance in the 2014 comic book series of the same name. Written by Al Ewing and illustrated by Lee Garbett, the source material follows a rejuvenated, younger version of the God of Mischief working as an undercover agent for the All-Mother of Asgard. This narrative arc was critically noted for its exploration of identity, redemption, and the deconstruction of Loki’s traditional villainous role in the Marvel Universe.

The design of this vinyl figure captures the iconic look established by Garbett, featuring Loki in his updated, sleek Asgardian attire with his signature curved horns and green and black color palette. Like other entries in the expansive Marvel Pop! line produced by Funko, this item was created to provide fans of the comic series with a stylized, collectible representation of a specific era of Loki's shifting persona. It stands as a testament to the character's enduring popularity and the specific visual evolution he underwent during the mid-2010s comic runs.