It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown by Super7

Some might think that getting a rock is a bad thing. If you lived in Bedrock, you would know that that is the currency for the stone-age modern family. You will need 295 rocks to buy Super7’s new supersize Charlie Brown premium vinyl figure. Or you could make four easy installments of 73.75 rocks. I guess that would be 73 rocks and 75 pebbles.

It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown premiered on televisions across America on October 27, 1966, and has become an annual viewing tradition for so many, and is the inspiration for this next Peanuts Supersize figure! Standing 16” tall, this poseable Supersize Charlie Brown premium vinyl figure features soft, custom-tailored clothing, a felt costume-party mask, and a classic sheet-ghost costume that in true Charlie Brown fashion has far too many holes. With a paper trick-or-treat bag that – sigh – holds a rock, It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown teaches us that when things don’t work out the way we’d hoped, it’s still possible next year might be different!

Accessories

Soft goods custom tailored clothing
Felt costume-party mask
Classic soft goods ghost sheet costume
Trick-or-treat bag with a rock

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