Richie Tozier Funko Pop Figure

On the rain-swept curbs of Derry, Maine, humor is Richie Tozier’s sharpest shield against the terror waiting beneath the asphalt. Inspired by Finn Wolfhard’s portrayal of the Losers’ Club wisecracker in the modern film adaptation of Stephen King’s IT, this Richie Tozier Funko Pop Figure expands a character portrait into a complete three-dimensional street-corner horror diorama made from solid molded PVC/vinyl.

Every detail of Richie’s 1980s wardrobe and startled expression is sculpted in crisp relief. Deeply layered espresso-brown curls frame his oversized dark tortoiseshell-style glasses, while his cream short-sleeve Hawaiian shirt—printed with dark palm trees—hangs open over a graphic tee, cuffed dark jeans, black-and-white canvas sneakers, and a black school backpack. In his right hand, Richie aims a cylindrical flashlight finished with a warm yellow-white painted lens while his left hand extends outward in a tense, defensive stance.

What sets this piece apart on a horror bookshelf is the multi-layered narrative built directly into the wet-look cobblestone pedestal. Right at Richie’s sneakers, a high-gloss puddle holds a folded canary-yellow sailboat printed with SS Georgie, while a glossy crimson balloon rises overhead on a slender vertical wire stem. Recessed into the stonework directly behind the water sits a dark sewer opening where the pale face, red nose, and yellow eyes of Pennywise the Dancing Clown peer out from the shadows. Along the front edge, a dark-gray rectangular nameplate displays raised white RICHIE TOZIER and blood-red DERRY lettering flanked by red balloon and drip motifs.

Contrast between the matte fabric textures on Richie’s outfit and the slick, rain-soaked sheen of the storm-drain puddle gives the sculpture depth under warm desk lamps or bookcase lighting. Because the weighted vinyl base rests flat on any level surface, it anchors horror novel shelves, movie room consoles, or work desks without tipping—and a quick dusting with a soft dry brush keeps both the recessed sewer opening and the wire-mounted red balloon clean year-round.