Check It Out: Hot Toy's Dead Man Tell no Tales Jack Sparrow 1/6 Scale Figure

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Many of you know besides Mondo posters not many things get me more excited than a new Hot Toys reveal.  Despite being priced out the market with most figures reaching $250 a pop, a man can dream right? Today Hot Toys revealed their new Jack Sparrow figure in the DX form, meaning it has interchangeable faces and eyes that rotate.  While you may need to find a treasure chest to afford this collectible, you can still enjoy the sure to be epic figure above.

You should be able to pre-order this guy later today at Big Bad Toy Store for what I would guess will be for $250 to $275.

 Let us know your thoughts on the figure in the comments below or tweet me @thereelbradbell

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