Float On! Stephen King's 'It' Joins Fisher-Price Little People Collector Series

Prepare to revisit the sewers of Derry, Maine, but this time, with an adorable, collectible twist! Fisher-Price's Little People Collector series, known for its surprising and delightful pop culture crossovers, has just unveiled its latest masterpiece: a set featuring none other than Stephen King's terrifying Pennywise the Dancing Clown and his ill-fated victim, Georgie Denbrough, from the iconic horror novel 'It'.

This isn't your grandma's Little People collection.

Designed with adult collectors in mind, this new two-figure set perfectly encapsulates the chilling essence of 'It' in a surprisingly charming format. Georgie, forever etched in our minds, is depicted in his classic yellow raincoat, clutching his fateful SS Georgie paper boat. Pennywise, with his signature sinister grin, appears in his instantly recognizable clown suit, ready to lure unsuspecting fans into the depths of their display shelves.

The juxtaposition of the innocent, chunky Little People aesthetic with the grim narrative of Stephen King's masterpiece creates a uniquely captivating collectible.

It's a testament to the series' ability to bridge the gap between childhood nostalgia and adult fandom, offering a piece that's both a nod to a beloved toy line and a tribute to a horror legend.

This 'It' Little People Collector set is available now, priced at an accessible $25, making it an ideal acquisition for both hardcore horror enthusiasts and casual collectors looking for a conversation starter.

It continues the trend of Fisher-Price's successful adult-oriented Little People lines, which have previously delighted fans with sets based on iconic properties like 'The Golden Girls', 'The Office', 'Ted Lasso', 'Seinfeld', and even 'The Lord of the Rings'.

As fans eagerly await the upcoming Max series 'Welcome to Derry', which will delve deeper into the origins of Pennywise and the town's dark secrets, this Little People set offers a delightful, albeit slightly unsettling, way to celebrate the enduring legacy of Stephen King's 'It'.

It's a must-have that proves even the most terrifying tales can find a place in the most unexpected, and adorable, collections.