The Tick Longbox Heroes Prestige Radioactive Version SDCC 2026 In Stock on BBTS

SPOOOOOON! The Tick is going radioactive and we are here for it! Longbox Heroes is bringing something really cool to SDCC 2026 with their Prestige line, and the great news is you don’t have to brave the convention floor to grab one. This incredible translucent green radioactive version of The Tick is currently available for preorder over at our friends at BigBadToyStore for $44.99, so if you’re a fan of the big blue, well, big green guy in this case, you’ll want to jump on this one. I just love what Longbox Heroes has done with this 1/12 scale figure. That translucent green body looks stunning, and the glow-in-the-dark facial expressions are such a fun touch. How cool is that?! You’re also getting 2 alternate portraits, alternate hands, a canister designed by Gridiron Studios, a real slime accessory with slime container, and display stands so you can pose The Tick in all sorts of dynamic ways. The amount of extras packed in at this price point is super exciting. The Tick has always been one of those properties that I feel doesn’t get enough love in the action figure world, so seeing Longbox Heroes go deep with a variant like this really makes my collector heart happy. Whether you know The Tick from the original comics, the amazing animated series, or the live action shows, there’s something about this big lovable nigh-invulnerable hero that just resonates with fans, and a radioactive variant is so much fun. So let’s take a look at The Tick Longbox Heroes Prestige Radioactive Version SDCC 2026 Exclusive!

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The Tick Radioactive Version SDCC 2026 Exclusive

The Tick looks absolutely wild in this radioactive variant, with his entire body cast in translucent green plastic that lets light pass through and gives the whole sculpt a toxic, irradiated feel. The canister designed by Gridiron Studios is a great little accessory, sporting a hazard symbol and “WARNING” label that fits the theme perfectly.

You can see how the translucent green plastic on his antennae and fingers picks up an almost eerie inner glow, with those glow-in-the-dark facial features, the white eyes and that big toothy grin, punching through the green beautifully. I like the way the sculpt retains all of The Tick’s exaggerated comic book proportions even in this novelty variant, keeping every contour and joint sharp underneath that candy-like translucency.

Here’s a closer look at the canister accessory, which is a gray cylinder with clean detailing that contrasts nicely against all that translucent green plastic. It’s cool to see how the alternate hands grip accessories this well, with the thick fingers wrapping tightly around the canister and still showing off that see-through material throughout.

Something I appreciate here is that The Tick comes with two alternate portraits, and this shot really lets you take in how that massive grinning head sits on the translucent body, with the white teeth and eyes practically floating against all that green. The included display stands are a smart addition for a figure this hefty, letting you pull off wider, more exaggerated poses without worrying about him toppling over.

I’m really digging the slime container accessory, which adds another layer to the radioactive theme beyond just the figure itself. The way the translucent green body catches and refracts surrounding light sources gives The Tick an almost liquid quality, like he’s been dipped in something he definitely shouldn’t have touched.

Covered in that translucent green from head to toe, The Tick looks like a walking nuclear meltdown in the best possible way, with the thick sculpted contours of his suit catching every bit of ambient light and scattering it through the plastic. One thing I noticed right away is how well the glow-in-the-dark face pops against the rest of the body, those white eyes and clenched teeth creating a focal point that pulls your eye straight to that furious expression.

Sporting that jaw-clenched alternate portrait, The Tick has a completely different energy here, with the brow furrowed and teeth gritted in a way that swaps the goofy charm of the grinning head for something much more intense. The translucent green joints at the shoulders and elbows show nice separation between the segments, letting you see exactly where each piece connects without breaking up the overall silhouette.

Here’s a closer look at the canister sitting snugly atop the slime container, and the scale difference between the two accessories really sells the idea that something awful leaked out of something small. The “Hazardous Material” and skull-and-crossbones detailing on the canister’s label is surprisingly crisp for an accessory this tiny, with the yellow warning strip popping against the metallic gray body.

The full accessory spread gives you a great sense of everything packed into this release, from the two swap-out portraits with their slightly different expressions to the alternate fists and open hands, all molded in that same translucent green. I like that they included both a flat green display base and a more organic, puddle-shaped one, giving you options depending on whether you want a clean shelf look or something that leans into the radioactive ooze vibe. I love that he comes with included slime!