The Nastiest Man in Old Detroit

Every dystopia needs a monster, and Paul Verhoeven's 1987 nightmare gave us a beauty: a smirking, wire-rimmed sociopath in a cheap suit who runs Old Detroit's underworld like a hostile takeover — and answers to the boardroom that lets him.

Trick or Treat Studios delivers him in full sneer with the officially licensed RoboCop – Clarence Boddicker 6.75" Figure. The sculpt nails Kurtwood Smith's unmistakable likeness right down to the glasses, the grin and that permanent look of a man enjoying his work way too much. He's the reason Murphy needed a second life. Now he needs a spot on your shelf.

Rap Sheet (Features)

• Stands 6.75 inches tall
• Detailed sculpt capturing Kurtwood Smith's likeness as the character
• Swivel head
• Hinge & swivel shoulders
• Hinge & swivel elbows
• Swivel wrists
• Waist swivel
• Hinged knees

Confiscated Evidence (Accessories)

• Removable glasses — the most punchable spectacles in cinema
• Cobra Assault Cannon rifle
• 3× grenades

Carded and Dangerous

Packaged on a retro-style backer card with a plastic blister, this one looks like it fell off a 1987 toy peg — ideal hanging sealed on the display wall or torn open and posed mid-shootout. Pair him with the RoboCop 6.75" figure and stage the showdown that turned a cop into a legend.

For hardcore RoboCop collectors, '80s sci-fi action figure hunters, and anyone who knows the real villains of Detroit wear suits and carry business cards — this is the one that completes the case file.

Dug up, dusted off, and shipped from the Keystone Crypt.