36 WOW-Worthy Gifts For Comic Book Fans That Really Pack A Punch

What Spidey fan or comic book geek wouldn’t love getting their hands on this Iron Spider electronic helmet? This wearable collectible that fits most adult heads comes with light-up eyes that can either glow blue or red to mimic when Spidey’s in instant kill mode.

Power up your outfit in a super way by slipping one of these superhero themed silicone rings. Based on DC Comics icons like likes of The Flash, Batman, and Superman are wildly colorful, finger-safe, and breathable so they can be worn around the clock.

Everyone’s favorite web-slinger is here to save you from the darkness in the form of this Spider-Man streetlight lamp. This marvelously designed lamp is styled like a miniature 16″ tall street light complete with a pint-size Spidey hanging from the top bar.

Transform yourself into your favorite X-Man without dealing with the hassle of experimental surgeries when you acquire these Wolverine style claws. These incredibly sharp claws fit snuggly in between your fingers to create a lifelike appearance, Bub.

Marvel Comics are almost 100 years old, even for diehard fans, that's a lot to remember about storylines that often take creative license with time. With the Marvel Encyclopedia, not only will new and veteran fans pick up new info, they'll also be able to keep all the details about their favorite characters straight.

Open up this box of treasures, you never know what you’ll get! The subscription box delivers a random assortment of comics books both old and new, known and obscure, to your door once a month. Read them or use them for craft projects,.

Experts of Marvel Comics came together to comb through all the universe's works to create this compendium of 100 comics that feature some of the most significant, groundbreaking, and influential series moments. You'll see heroes you recognize, some you don't, and enjoy a stunningly illustrated book filled with industry expert commentary that will leave quite an impression on you.

Cozy up on a cold winter's night and do some comic book reading in true comic book style with this comfortable blanket with sleeves. It'll turn you into the cape. Crusader, Batman! There's a Superman version available as well, and the fleecy throw is sized for adults.

There’s no name in comics more famous than Stan Lee. The iconic artist and storyteller has been immortalized as a Funko Pop like none you’ve ever seen. In addition to the 6” big-headed figurine, you’ll get a diorama that puts him at the center of a comic adventure.

Vintage comic book covers, well, they were really something else. You'll have a ball coloring in these 30 designs, all retro comic book covers from the 1940s and 1950s. Get ready to shade in some very strange-looking swamp monsters and damsels in distress. Pages are 8.5"x 11", perfect for being hung on the fridge.

Not every hero is “super,” you know? In Regrettable Superheroes, you’ll laugh along as you discover Earth’s mightiest zeroes. Jon Morris details all sorts of losers and snoozers in vintage illustrations, folks like “Bozo the Iron Man” and “Doctor Hormone.” YIKES!

Send a bat signal to a friend that it's time to go shopping for new comic books with these vintage DC Comics postcards. There are 100 in the box, which you can use to craft a gallery wall or keep up with your correspondence. The comics featured are from the 1930s to the 1980s and a treasure chest for collectors.

The power of making superheroes and supervillains will be in your hand with this set of pencils. The set was made by Faber-Castell with artists in mind so it's got all the gear they need to make their own best-selling comics. And, it comes with a handy drawing guide.

This tiny notebook is your passport to adventure. It's only 3.5"x5" in size, so you can tote it anywhere and it has 64 pages. It's filled with blank panels to create your own comic and comes with stencils for speech bubbles, sound effects, and more.

You can’t help but feel like a superhero if you manage to keep your Tamagotchi alive for more than an hour. Since this one’s got a comic book theme, you might be more apt to look at it. It’s the same retro toy you remember with a modern image twist.

Super fans who note every detail of comic books note that they have very distinct lettering. With this book, you can learn how to write just like the greats. It's an exhaustive guide to comic book lettering for both physical and digital works where you'll learn how to make templates, write emotive dialogue, and craft dynamic sound effects.

Little ones with big imaginations can create comics out of their wildest dreams with this comic book-making kit. Inside the box, they'll find an 18-page notebook and guide to help them write and illustrate a full-color comic book. Once they've created the characters, drawn settings, and written their story, you can have it professionally printed by Lulu.

Keep your comics safe from the elements in a collapsible storage box decorated to look like the pages of the comic books themelves. This heavy-duty bin holds 160 to 180 comics and has a handle for easy carrying. With three layers of protection, it can even stand up to some inclement weather.