Spider-Man Bearbricks cover more distinct characters than any other Marvel collaboration in the BE@RBRICK line. Beyond Peter Parker, Medicom has produced figures for Miles Morales, Spider-Gwen, Ben Reilly, Scarlet Spider and Iron Spider — each a separate release rather than a colourway.
This is a guide to the Spider-Man Bearbrick types, which suit which collector, and what we currently have in stock.
What Spider-Man Bearbricks are there?
They divide into two groups: suit variants of Peter Parker, and separate characters from the wider Spider-Verse.
The suit variants include the Integrated Suit, Upgraded Suit and Black Costume — each a different design on the same character. The separate characters include Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen (both from Into the Spider-Verse), Ben Reilly, Scarlet Spider, and Iron Spider.
Which is the most valuable Spider-Man Bearbrick?
The Iron Spider 1000% at $1,000 leads our range by a clear margin — the metallic-finish armour design is the most technically involved in the line.
Below it: Integrated Suit 1000% ($560), Upgraded Suit 1000% ($464) and Ben Reilly 1000% ($446.40). The Into the Spider-Verse figures — Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen — sit at $350.40 each at 1000%.
What is the difference between the suit versions?
Each corresponds to a specific costume from the films or comics, so the choice is really about which version of the character you want on the shelf.
- Integrated Suit — the red-and-gold design from the later MCU films.
- Upgraded Suit — the black-and-red costume.
- Black Costume — the classic symbiote-era black suit.
- Iron Spider — the Stark-built armoured version, in a metallic finish.
All are the same physical figure underneath: nine parts, eight points of articulation. Only the printed and painted design changes, which is the whole logic of the BE@RBRICK format — explained in what a Bearbrick is.
Which Spider-Man Bearbrick should you buy first?
A 100% & 400% set of the character you actually like. They run from $80 to $136 in our range, and give you a 7cm and a 28cm figure in one box.
The 28cm 400% is the size most collectors settle on — large enough to hold a shelf, small enough not to need dedicated space. Move to a 1000% only if you have floor or plinth room for a 70cm figure; the size guide has the clearance figures.
Are the Into the Spider-Verse figures different?
Visually, yes. The Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen releases take their palettes from the film’s animation style rather than the comics, so they read as distinctly graphic next to the live-action suit designs.
They are also the two most commonly bought as a pair, since the designs were made to complement each other. Both are available at 1000% ($350.40) and as 100% & 400% sets ($112 and $80).
Frequently asked questions
How many Spider-Man Bearbricks are there?
Medicom has produced figures across many suit variants and Spider-Verse characters. We currently carry 14 distinct Spider-Man releases across both sizes.
What is the most expensive Spider-Man Bearbrick?
In our range, the Iron Spider 1000% at $1,000. Its metallic armour finish is more complex to produce than standard painted designs.
Is there a Miles Morales Bearbrick?
Yes — from the Into the Spider-Verse series, available at 1000% and as a 100% & 400% set.
What size is a 400% Spider-Man Bearbrick?
28cm (11 inches). It is the most collected size and usually sold paired with a 7cm 100% figure.
Are Marvel Bearbricks officially licensed?
Yes — produced by Medicom Toy under licence. Every figure we sell is an authentic Medicom production.
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See the full Spider-Man Bearbrick collection, or the related Batman figures. More on licensed releases in pop culture Bearbricks.