iCEO Mini: New Steve Jobs Action Figure Is Incredibly Realistic and Freaky [Pics]

This is not the first Steve Jobs action figure, but it’s definitely the most realistic. So realistic that it actually is freaky. Toy company “in icons” is set to sell a Steve Jobs action figure that is so accurately detailed, that it is eerie and reminds us about the World’s first Steve Jobs bronze statue that was unveiled recently (which was creepy looking too).

Called the iCEO Mini, it’s 12 inches high (scale 1:6) and comes on full Apple CEO replica, from the New Balance shoes to the Levi’s. The figure will cost you $99.99, and is set to ship at the end of February. The site said it is selling the action figure “to honor the American icon and great visionary Steve Jobs.”

You might want to call this a tasteless iDea but Steve Jobs is immortalized as this realistic action-figure just three months after his death.

For $99, the iCEO Mini [Steve Jobs action figure] promises the following features and add-ons:

- One realistic head sculpt & Two pairs of glasses
- One highly articulated body & Three pairs of hands
- One black turtleneck & One pair of blue jeans
- One black leather belt & One chair (wood + metal)
- One pair of black socks & sneaker
- Two apples (One with a bite.)
- One piece of “ONE MORE THING” hard backdrop

The 12-inch action figure, whose limbs can be manipulated in order to recreate a number of iconic Apple-event poses, is way for fans to keep the memory of Steve Jobs alive.

Also included with the Steve Jobs action figure are a pair of black socks, an Apple background for kids who want to play “Apple Conference Steve” and a chair for the tech mogul to sit in along with two apples, one which has a bit out of it.

However, even though publicity photos feature a miniature Mac, iPhone and iPad, but the accessories will not be included.

Will you buy a Steve Jobs action figure? Is it too soon for companies to monetize items based on Jobs? Do you think Apple or Steve’s family should sue the toy makes and seek a ban on these action figures?

If you are a freaky fanboy, you can get it for $99 before the Jobs family send a cease and desist letter to the manufacturers, just like they did with the last one.