SEATTLE — For Funko, the Everett-based maker of bobbleheads and other collectibles, months of tariffs and economic angst have been enough to make your head spin.

Though Funko’s wares remain hot — “pops” of basketball phenom Caitlin Clark, Superman and Spider-Man are selling well — the company is in the red.

For the quarter ending June 30, Funko reported a $40.5 million loss and a 22% drop in sales, to $194 million, compared with the same period a year ago.

The losses come as the company grapples with a rapidly changing economy.

In May, Funko said it would cut 20% of its global workforce in response to higher costs from U.S. tariffs on countries, such as China, where many of its pop culture products are made.

In June, the cuts were extended to CEO Cynthia Williams, who was ousted just

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