Mezco keeps finding new ways to drain our wallets, but we aren’t doing much to stop them. It’s a vicious cycle, but when the company keeps dropping figures like this, what’s a horror collector supposed to do?
The latest addition to Mezco’s One:12 Collective line brings us back to Rob Zombie’s 2007 remake of Halloween, with Michael Myers himself getting the collectible treatment. Preorders are now available, and this version of old Mikey looks ready to make a mess of any horror collection.
Priced at $116, the figure stands approximately 17 centimeters tall and features more than 28 points of articulation. Mezco is also packing in three interchangeable head portraits, nine interchangeable hands, a hunting knife, a butcher’s knife, a loose mask, a jack-o’-lantern and a tombstone bearing the Myers name. You also get a display base with an adjustable posing post, giving collectors plenty of options for setting up their favorite scenes.
The figure comes dressed in weathered coveralls and work boots, bringing the rougher look of Zombie’s take on the character to the One:12 Collective lineup. The hand-painted details and interchangeable portraits give collectors a few different ways to display the Shape, whether they’re going for the familiar masked killer or another look from the film.
As always, Mezco seems to understand that collectors want more than a figure that looks good standing in the box. The accessories help make the asking price a little easier to swallow, especially for fans who enjoy building elaborate displays around their favorite horror icons.
We’ve been checking out Mezco’s work at San Diego Comic-Con for years, and the craftsmanship the company puts into its figures continues to impress us. The attention to detail is a big part of what keeps collectors coming back, even when our bank accounts would probably prefer we take a month off.
The Halloween (2007) Michael Myers One:12 Collective figure is priced at $116 and is scheduled to ship in summer 2027.
Ready to bring Michael Myers home? Preorders are available through the links below.
Now, if you’ll excuse us, we have to figure out which other collectibles we can live without to make room for another Michael Myers figure.
