Sideshow Collectibles has released official images and details for their upcoming Animated Superman Statue. The 20″ tall statue features a Bruce Timm animated style Superman in a flight pose, leaping off the Daily Planet statue base. The statue is fully sculpted with no fabric elements. Sideshow will offer s Standard Edition ($415) and a Sideshow Exclusive Edition ($425). An additional smiling portrait is included with the Exclusive Version.
You will be able to pre-order the new Superman statue starting on Thursday, October 25 some time between 9:00 AM and Noon Pacific Time. Pre-orders will be available via SideshowToy.com. See the new photos and additional details after the jump.
Sideshow is proud to present the next DC collectible soaring into the Animated Series Collection, the Superman Statue.
Inspired by Superman’s various animated appearances, this stylized and action-packed statue captures the bright colors and dynamic heroism of everyone’s favorite Last Son of Krypton. The Superman Statue measures 20” tall, as the Man of Steel takes flight off the roof of the Daily Planet building. Three newspapers are caught in the gust of wind, each with headlines hiding references to other moments from the DC animated universe- see what you can spot!
The resin Superman Statue features a sculpted costume and cape designed to capture the unmistakable heroic silhouette and energy of this iconic animated DC hero. His bright blue and red bodysuit has yellow accents along with the symbol of the House of El on his chest. Superman’s portrait features his famous kiss curl, a strong jawline, and a determined expression as he fights for truth, justice, and the American way.
The Exclusive Edition of the Superman Statue includes an alternate portrait with a smiling expression, giving you an additional display option for this animated Superman collectible.
DC Animated Superman Statue by Sideshow Collectibles
This is awesome, but bad timing imo. There are so many greater superman statues coming out rn that make it difficult for collectors to acquire all of them. Had this been revealed two years ago, I would have been all over it, but with the Prime 1's Hush Superman and Sideshow's new premium format figure coming soon, difficult decisions have to be made.
I can't understand why the head is so bean-shaped. It actually looks very good from certain angles but very weird from others.
I love the pose. Imagine alternative artistic interpretations of the same iconic pose (e.g., Alex Ross) in a series...
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