DC Comic statues, Soulfire and Robots galore at StatueToys.com

StatueToys.com has a great selection of cool new action figures, statues, busts and pop culture collectibles, including...

Available now is DC Direct’s Superman vs. Wonder Woman Statue.This dynamic sculpt, designed by Terry Dodson and sculpted by sculpting genius Ray Villafane, features the Amazon princess and the Last Son of Krypton entangled in a heated battle in this imaginatively-conceived piece. This limited edition,hand painted, cold cast statue measures an impressive16” high by 7” wide x 7” deep.

Also available now from Direct is the Martian Manhunter Statue. This statue was designed by legendary artist Alex Ross and sculpted by the uber-talented Mike Hill. It has long been sold out and difficult to find on the after market. And it’s a gorgeous work of art featuring the last survivor of Mars, J’onn J’onzz. Martian Manhunter is sporting a majestic blue cape and is standing on a Martian landscape with a Martian skull.This 12” sculpt is in 1/6 scale and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Available soon is Aspen Comics’ Kiani Statue. This fantastic piece is sold out EVERYWHERE is easily the most anticipated statue of 2007. Kiani is based on the deadly and beautiful character of the same name and featured in Michael Turner’s Fathom comic book. Aspen’s previous female statue, Soulfire: Grace, was an immediate sellout and is impossible to find in the after market.And this statue, sculpted by Dene Mason and based on Michael Turner’s art, is certain to be even hotter.This gorgeous work of art is certain to be the centerpiece of your collection. She stands at impressive 18” tall and over 7” wide. If you are tobuy any statue this year, this would be the one to pick up.

And finally, for something different, be sure to checkout our exciting new line of Sci Fi-themed robot giclees right here. Alan Zimberg, innovative artist known for thinking “inside the box,” present this latest inspiration: original digital art presented as limited-edition giclees (that’s zhee-clays) and featuring retro-cool robots. The stunning artwork is digitally created and imagines a world full of tin toy robots in everyday “life,” such as highway patrol men driving a squad car or a robot family enjoying an evening stroll down the street. Playful and imaginative, these nostalgic and clever works of art feature tin robots of all shapes and sizes and will bring a smile to anyone’s face. Each one of these giclees is available in two sizes and is printed utilizing the latest printmaking process and employs archival, pigment-based ink that provides fade and color shift resistance of better than 150 years. And of course, each print is strictly limited, numbered and signed by the artist.

For all of these and more amazing action figures, statues and collectibles, check out StatueToys.com

08/18/07