Rue Morgue Magazine partnered with the late horror icon's estate to release their premiere figure in the Rue Morgue RIPpers Limited Edition Line of Collectible Bobbleheads: legendary horror icon Vincent Price.
This 7-inch-tall figure, designed by Aggronautix, is limited to just 1,500 hand-numbered figures worldwide. Each bobblehead captures Price's unmistakable presence — a fitting tribute to one of horror cinema's most enduring stars.
- Price: $29.95 plus shipping
- Edition size: 1,500 hand-numbered units
- Height: 7 inches
- Design: Aggronautix
- Released: November 2015
The Rue Morgue RIPpers line launched with this Vincent Price figure as its debut release, honoring the actor whose work spanned classics such as House of Wax, The Fly, and The Abominable Dr. Phibes.
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