Toys

Racing Champions Trash Mobile

1998, Signature Superstars, #19

This cool 1/24 scale die-cast 'Trash Mobile' is based on a 1940 Ford Sedan delivery van and features artwork from the From The Inside album plus a live image of Alice on the packaging. There is good detailing present including an opening bonnet with engine inside and exhaust pipes on the undercarriage.  
 
These were quite hard to come by as they were limited to 2,499 individually numbered pieces (with mine being #1,410). The unique number of each vehicle is printed on the undercarriage.

Racing Champions 1937 Cord

1999, Signature Superstars, #44

This 1/64 scale die-cast car is based on a 1937 Cord and features artwork from the Welcome To My Nightmare album on the doors, bonnet, boot and packaging.

Racing Champions Trash Mobile

1999, Signature Superstars, #45

The 2nd in this series of 3 1/65 scale die-cast toys is a mini version of the above 1/24 scale Trash Mobile. It is slightly less detailed though and doesn't feature the opening bonnet or some of the other additional detailing.

Racing Champions Insanity Van

1999, Signature Superstars, #47

The 3rd and final Alice Cooper 1/64 scale die-cast vehicle in this series (note: there was no #46 for some reason) is this rather cool 'Insanity Van' ambulance. The model features images of Alice plus his signature on each side along with the phrase "I'm crazy, you're crazy, we're all crazy".  Also included in the packaging is the From The Inside 'Certificate Of Insanity' which is again signed by Alice!

Alice Bear 1

2009

This is a white cuddly bear with classic Alice 'snake eye' makeup and spider shirt and was purchased at a Theatre Of Death Tour UK show in 2009.

 

This particular design was 'the bear of choice' for several years, as it was sold with multiple different shirts designs between about 2000 and 2005. I have collected images of as many of the designs as I can find below.

Alice Bear 2

2007

This further bear is understood to have replaced the above design and features a cool shirt with classic glam image of Alice in 4 different colours.

 

It looks like a few different shirt designs were produced for this bear and I've again collected images of as many of them as I can find below. 

Alice Bear 3

2013

This alternative bear has a panda design and is more friendly looking than the previous version (above). It has been sold on the official Alice Cooper store for many years now and is also sold at most tour shows.

Alice Keyring Bear

2013

This tiny keyring bear mirrors the design of the above product and was sold for a period of time on the official Alice Cooper store.

Super Stage Figures, Alice Cooper

2000, McFarlane Toys, 87926 12140

This cool toy set, which originally retailed for ~$25, features a posable Alice action figure with snake, plus numerous common props from his stage shows including a working guillotine (complete with severed head), top hat crutch, cane and spiders. The attention to detail is great with a pack of dollar bills also included, which can be spiked onto the end of his sword.

 

The only criticisms are that Alice is presented in a slightly strange mix of his Killer / School's Out tour outfit and Billion Dollar Babies tour boots (I do not believe that he ever wore such a combination). Also, the figure itself isn't very easy to stand up, but neither of these points should detract fans from tracking a set down to proudly display. 

Alice 'N' The Box (Skull Head Version)

2001, Art Asylum, Item #81000

This is a piece featuring a detailed rubber-made Alice wearing a top hat and holding a skull complete with Alice makeup. The presentation of Alice is similar to that seen in The Last Temptation era comic books and live shows.

 

The box is also very nice, with the artwork of the From The Inside album on the front supplemented by images of Alice in concert on the sides and back. When the button on the front is pressed Alice jumps out to the first few lines of Welcome To My Nightmare.

Alice 'N' The Box (Alice Head Version)

2001, Art Asylum, Item #81000

Randomly, an alternative version of the Alice 'N' The Box was produced. This was exactly the same as the version featured above only with Alice holding his own severed head rather than a skull. Quite why the need was felt to produce 2 different versions is a bit of a mystery, although it was probably so the manufacturer could sell extra units to hardcore fans. 

Asylum Ultimate Series, Alice Cooper Welcome To My Nightmare

2001, Art Asylum, Item #85000

This outstanding action figure by Art Asylum stands a monster 18" high and is suitably detailed to boot. The clothing, cane and face all look great on this highly posable figure, which is identically themed to the Alice 'N' The Box releases (above). You also get the same rendition of Welcome To My Nightmare if you press Alice's chest.

Super Stars Alice Cooper

2009, The Promotions Factory, 582255 824007

This neat, un-posable, hand painted mini-figure features a From The Inside Tour (1979) Alice complete with trademark leathers (with 'Alice' written on his pants), snake and red codpiece. On the back is an image of Alice live in concert wearing a similar outfit, but this is from the latter The Nightmare Returns tour (1986).

Alice Cooper Bobblehead (Phoenix Coyotes Version)

2012, Alexander Global Promotions

In 2012 Alice attended a Phoenix Coyotes 'Military Nights' ice hockey match. To mark the occasion, an incredible 10,000 one-off Alice Cooper Bobbleheads (complete with Coyotes-themed box) were handed out to fans for free. This seemed a rather odd pair-up and it's sad to think that many of these were probably broken, lost or simply thrown out by non-Alice fans.

Alice Cooper Bobblehead (Cooperstown Version)

2012, Alexander Global Promotions

For those that missed out on the Coyotes Bobblehead (above), Alice's sports bar 'Cooperstown' decided to produce their own limited run of 1,500 units using the same moulds. These much rarer versions are similar to the Coyote ones only with a different coloured shirt and the Cooperstown logo instead of the Coyotes one. They came packaged in a simple plain white box with a sticker on the front.

Alice Cooper Bobblehead (Top Hat Version)

2013, Nightmare Inc.

In 2013, a further design was made available on the official Alice Cooper store. This rather splendid version comes in a plain box and features Alice in stage clothing complete with blood stained shirt, top hat and skull cane!

Minimates Constrictor Figure

2002, Art Asylum, #87200

This Lego-style action figure is based on Alice from the Constrictor era. This particular version appears to be a pre-release sample due to a sticker with manufacturer comments on the back. Included in the box is a stand, a sword to put in Alice's hand and a small booklet.

 

2 further variants of this toy were proposed, with prototypes produced based on Alice from the Fistful Of Alice live album and the Brutal Planet live shows. A photo of the former is included below, whereas the only photo I've ever seen of the latter is featured in Dale Sherman's excellent 'The Illustrated Guide To Alice Cooper, 10th Anniversary Edition' book.  

Minimates Constrictor Figure

2002, Art Asylum, #87200

This is the same as the above item only that it comes in a blister packaging. As with the other version this also appears to be a pre-release sample due to a sticker with manufacturer comments on the back.

Lego Mini Figure

2015, MiniFigs.ME

This bespoke Lego mini figure by MiniFigs.Me features Alice in his iconic Raise The Dead Tour red and black pin-stripe outfit complete with snake.  

 

The attention to detail is pretty good with Alice provided with his iconic make-up and the skull logo on the back of his coat.

Pop! Rocks Vinyl Figure (Top Hat Version)

2018, Funko, Pop! Rocks 68

Funko's 'Pop!' vinyl figure series was launched in 2011 and has since resulted in thousands of large-headed caricatures of real-life and imaginary cultural icons. Their 'Pop! Rocks' sub-brand specifically focuses on music icons with previous releases featuring the likes of Lemmy Kilmister, Axl Rose and Joey Ramone. An Alice-related figure was almost inevitable and in 2018 fans were treated to not one, but two different variants.

 

This one features Alice, holding a microphone, in iconic School's Out style white tuxedo with matching top hat and cane.

Pop! Rocks Vinyl Figure (Straight Jacket Version)

2018, Funko, Pop! Rocks 69

This 2nd Pop! Rocks variant features Alice, again holding a microphone, in iconic straight-jacket. This was available exclusively at Hot Topic stores in the USA but was also freely distributed around the rest of the world. 

Pop! Albums Vinyl Figure (Welcome To My Nightmare)

2022, Funko, Pop! Albums 34

 

This further release by Funko was part of their 'Pop! Albums' sub-brand, which features a variety of music stars housed in a perspex box and set against the backdrop of an iconic album cover. In this instance we have a Alice in his Welcome To My Nightmare regalia with the album cover behind.

 

It's a really cool item and makes a great display piece for any collector. Some of the releases in this sub-brand, however, feature entire groups (e.g. Def Leppard and Blink-182). You can only imagine how cool an Alice Cooper Group version with all five original members set against the Billion Dollar Babies album cover would look! 

Alice Cooper ReAction Figure

2022, Super7, 840049 818781

This official USA Billion Dollar Babies inspired release by USA-based Super7 features a 9cm high Alice action figure, complete with mic and snake, set against a recreation of the infamous Billion Dollar Bill.

 

Super7 promotional text:

 

Super7 is honored to add rock music legend Alice Cooper to the ReAction Figures World! This debut release is packaged on a special 12" x 6" cardback inspired by his legendary 1973 Billion Dollar Babies album. The Billion Dollar Babies Alice ReAction Figure features metallic paint accents and comes with a microphone and his infamous pet snake as accessories.

 

ReAction figures celebrate the iconic 3¾ action figure of our childhood. The iconic size and sculpting style was simple while allowing our imagination to go all in on our daily adventures. With ReAction Figures, we continue the classic size while making the figures we wished we had while growing up.

 

Whilst it's usually good to see anything Alice Cooper Group related, there are some notable issues with this release that will frustrate hardcore fans:

 

> Not only does the release only include Alice, but the image of the Alice Cooper Group together in the centre of the Billion Dollar Bill has been completely removed (another horrible example of Dennis, Glen, Mike and Neal effectively being erased from history). Imagine how cool this set would have been if they added the other four Group members alongside Alice!;

 

> The Alice figure is based on the Killer era, rather than Billion Dollar Babies; and

 

> The images of the scantily clad girl either side of Alice has been edited, with her now wearing underwear!

 

For the above reasons, this is an unessential release unless you have to have everything Alice-related.

Alice Cooper ReAction Figure

2023, Super7, 840049 823044

 

This further official USA action figure release by Super7 is exactly the same as the above version only that is comes in alternative packaging and features a unique glow-in-the-dark colour scheme. Additionally, it was an Alliance Entertainment exclusive, meaning that it was only available from partner stores (such as Good Records in Dallas, USA).

 

Super7 promotional text:

 

SUPER7 PROUDLY PRESENTS, ALICE COOPER "GLOW IN THE DARK" REACTION.

 

This is our SECOND offering of Alice Cooper.

 

Accessories included, mic and iconic snake.

 

ReAction figures celebrate the iconic 3¾ action figure of our childhood. The iconic size and sculpting style was simple while allowing our imagination to go all in on our daily adventures. With ReAction Figures, we continue the classic size while making the figures we wished we had while growing up.

Alice Cooper 8" Action Figure

2023, Mego Corporation, 51394

 

This official 'Limited Edition' USA 8" action figure by Mego Corporation features Alice in Welcome 2 My Nightmare era fabric clothing and, apparently, has 26 points of articulation for all your displaying needs!

 

Being honest, the quality of this product is a little ropey. Although the face looks pretty accurate (not simply makeup applied to a generic 'Ken' doll) it would have been nice if he was less orange and was provided with non-plastic hair. Still, I guess you can't complain too much for about $20.  

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