This is a pre-order item – it will ship after 14th August 2026
Killer Klowns from Outer Space Candy Rudy and Candy Shorty 3.75-inch action figures by Syndicate Collectibles. SDCC 2026 Exclusive limited to only 700 sets worldwide.
£45.00
1 in stock
Step into the colourful world of cult horror with the Killer Klowns from Outer Space SDCC Limited Edition 700 Candy Rudy & Candy Shorty 3.75” Action Figures by Syndicate Collectibles. Released exclusively for San Diego Comic-Con 2026, this officially licensed collector’s set is limited to just 700 pieces worldwide.
Inspired by the 1988 cult classic Killer Klowns from Outer Space, this unique two-figure set features the striking Candy Rudy and Candy Shorty variants. Their bright translucent colours give them a bold look that stands out in any horror collection. As a result, this exclusive release offers something different from traditional character figures while celebrating one of the most beloved cult horror films ever made.
Each figure stands approximately 3.75 inches tall and comes presented on premium retro-style blister card packaging inspired by vintage action figures. In addition, both Klowns include themed accessories that complete the display. Every sculpt captures the exaggerated style and unforgettable appearance that made the film a fan favourite for generations.
Syndicate Collectibles created this set as an official San Diego Comic-Con 2026 Exclusive. Therefore, only a small number of collectors will own one. Because production is limited to 700 sets worldwide, this release is expected to become highly sought after. You can display the figures unopened in their colourful packaging or alongside other Killer Klowns collectibles.
Whether you collect cult horror, convention exclusives or rare designer figures, this limited edition set deserves a place in your display. Furthermore, the combination of vibrant translucent colours, premium presentation and extremely low production numbers makes it one of the standout exclusives from the Syndicate Collectibles range.
