Evil, brash, brutal and clever, Spike (a.k.a. William the Bloody) was one of the most infamous vampires ever documented by the Council of Watchers. A slayer of two Slayers, Spike terrorized Europe and beyond with Angelus, Darla and his sire, Drusilla for more than a century. In the episode "Fool For Love", Buffy is thrown by an injury she receives from a normal vampire, so she seeks Spike's council on how he was able to kill two Slayers. Spike agrees to share his history, for a price. What is revealed to the audience is the surprising tale of William, a shy, 1800s poet that, on the heels of a devastating romantic rejection, ended up in the arms of Drusilla and his ultimate vampiric salvation.

New York City, 1977 - Spike confronts the Vampire Slayer Nikki on the subway transit system. In their epic confrontation, Spike was revealed for the first time in his punk garb. Dressed in ripped jeans, a safety-pin studded leather vest, sporting his trademark platinum hair and menacing eyeliner, Spike was shown to be a ruthless adversary on a mission to have himself "one good day."

Diving back into Spike's brutal past, this 12-inch figure captures Spike's earlier ventures as a British punk-vampire from his appearance in the episode entitled "Fool For Love".

This new version of an old Buffy favorite includes the following accessories:

• An authentic portrait of James Marsters as Spike
• 30+ point articulated body
• Punk garb complete with with safety pin studded vest, real metal necklaces with padlock, denim jeans with studded belts, metal rings, and combat boots.
• Accessories include the subway train car metal handrail and 12" figure display stand with a print of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer logo