Marvel's VisionQuest to Screen First Two Episodes Early at BFI London Film Festival
Marvel's upcoming series VisionQuest will have its first two episodes screened early at the BFI London Film Festival on October 12, 2026, according to ComicBook.com.
Sideshow Collectibles, known for its stunning statues, shares insights into its Pulp Vixens line, revealing inspirations and future plans for the series.

On September 2, 2026, Sideshow Collectibles provided an exclusive look into the creative process behind its popular Pulp Vixens line. In an interview featured on ComicBook.com, the husband-and-wife artistic duo of Will Harbottle and Kat Sapene discussed the inspirations that shaped the series, as well as what fans can expect in the future.
Harbottle, who takes the lead on the sculpting, revealed that the Pulp Vixens line is heavily influenced by classic pulp stories from the 1960s and 70s. He mentioned that elements from iconic spy genres, notably the adventures of characters in James Bond novels and British TV shows like Mission: Impossible, have shaped the aesthetic of the figures.
Sapene added that her fascination with the bold color palettes of the era also played a crucial role in the artistry. She emphasized the need to replicate the earthier tones of the time, which presents a nostalgic yet visually striking contrast to modern synthetic colors.
Both creators highlighted that the characters represented in the Pulp Vixens line are powerful and assertive. The collection aims to move beyond the stereotype of “startled beauties” to feature women who are not just victims but are formidable protagonists in their narratives. They shared insights into how each statue is designed to tell a mini-story within its placement through the inclusion of hidden details and Easter eggs.
Will Harbottle shared that there is considerable groundwork laid for the future of the Pulp Vixens series, with over ten more stories in various stages of research and design. Although specific details about upcoming figures have not been announced, he teased that the number four installment will draw inspiration from the science fiction themes prevalent in 1960s pop culture.
"Each story has its own research bible, with years of world-building, reference, and ideas," Harbottle stated, implying that fans can anticipate an intricate lore surrounding the characters. He also hinted at possible future collaborations, noting that some ideas may find their way into different formats beyond statues, sparking further interest among collectors.
The insights provided by Sideshow Collectibles signify an ongoing commitment to creativity and storytelling within the collectibles market. As the company continues to build on the Pulp Vixens line, fans can look forward to richly detailed figures that resonate not only as displays but also as representations of strong narratives inspired by the beloved culture of yesteryear. The revelations about future installments position Sideshow as a leader in merging artistry with nostalgia, appealing to fans both old and new.
For those interested, the Pulp Vixens: Killer Return Premium Format Figure is currently available, while figures for Mr. Sin and Deep Down are on a waitlist, signaling high demand for this innovative line.
For more entertainment updates, check out our coverage on the 2026 Emmys Supporting Actress nominees and the latest on HBO's Harry Potter TV series trailer.
Entertainment news
EpisodeBreakdown may use automated tools to assist research, drafting, and formatting. Published pages are governed by our editorial and corrections policies, and source links are shown when they are available in the article record.
Discovery source: ComicBook.com. The source identifies where the topic was discovered; EpisodeBreakdown is responsible for the commentary published on this page.
Reader response
Reactions and poll results are based on real reader responses. No account is required.