The four-pack recreates Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Ace Frehley and Peter Criss in their 1970s business suits, inspired by the classic Dressed To Kill album art
Gino Alache
Music Journalist & Editor of Rockum
NECA has teamed with Pophouse to launch a new KISS action figure four-pack based on the iconic New York City photoshoot from the bands classic 1975 album Dressed To Kill.
The collector set recreates the four original members of KISS in their 1970s business suits, matching the visual identity of the album cover. The four-pack includes Gene Simmons as The Demon, Paul Stanley as The Starchild, Ace Frehley as The Spaceman and Peter Criss as The Catman.
The figures were debuted during San Diego Comic-Con and are expected to ship later in 2026.
The KISS Dressed To Kill action figure four-pack is presented in seven-inch scale and features all four band members in their signature makeup.
Each figure is fully poseable and designed around the bands album-cover appearance rather than their traditional stage costumes. That detail gives the set a specific collector angle, because the figures are tied directly to the Dressed To Kill artwork and its 1975 New York image.
The set comes packaged in a deluxe collectors box inspired by the classic album art, with the figures posed in a way that connects the packaging to the original cover.
For KISS collectors, this set is not just another band merchandise item.
The appeal comes from the connection to Dressed To Kill, one of the bands most recognizable album covers. Instead of presenting KISS only in concert armor or fantasy stage imagery, the four-pack captures the band in suits, makeup and attitude, freezing a very specific moment from their mid-1970s visual history.
That makes the release attractive to action figure collectors, vinyl collectors, album art collectors and long-time KISS fans who collect different versions of the original lineup.
Each member appears in signature makeup and 1970s business suit styling based on the Dressed To Kill photoshoot.
The KISS Dressed To Kill action figure four-pack retails for $99.99.
The set is expected to ship in late 2026, with NECA listing an expected shipping window of Q4 2026.
Dressed To Kill was released in 1975 and remains one of the classic visual statements from KISS early years.
The album cover placed the band in business suits on a New York street, creating a contrast between ordinary city clothing and the bands theatrical makeup. That image became one of the most memorable early representations of the original KISS lineup.
NECA has previously released KISS-related collectibles through the KISS x Ben Cooper Costume Kids Collection, which presented the bands characters through a vintage Halloween costume concept.
That earlier collection featured fully poseable six-inch figures inspired by old-school Halloween costumes, with soft goods clothing, masks and trick-or-treat bag styling.
The new Dressed To Kill four-pack takes a different approach by returning to album art and the original bands 1970s identity.
The collector release also arrives during a year with continued KISS activity around the bands legacy.
The band are scheduled to return to Las Vegas for Kiss Kruise: Land-Locked In Vegas at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas. The event is described as the only place fans can see KISS perform live during the year and includes two unmasked KISS sets, one acoustic and one electric, along with member appearances, fan experiences and an Ace Frehley All-Star Tribute.
The event is produced in partnership with Pophouse, Vibee and Topeka.
Product: KISS Dressed To Kill Album Cover 7-Inch Scale Action Figure 4-Pack
Scale: Seven-inch action figures
Members included: Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Ace Frehley, Peter Criss
Characters: The Demon, The Starchild, The Spaceman, The Catman
Design inspiration: Dressed To Kill 1975 album cover photoshoot
Packaging: Deluxe collectors box inspired by the album art
Estimated shipping: Late 2026 / Q4 2026
For collectors, the KISS Dressed To Kill action figure four-pack works because it connects three powerful pieces of rock memorabilia culture: the original KISS lineup, the visual identity of a classic 1975 album cover and NECAs detailed action figure format. By recreating Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Ace Frehley and Peter Criss in their suited Dressed To Kill look, the set gives fans a physical version of one of the bands most recognizable early images.
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