Sideshow and DC Collectibles has unveiled four new limited edition pieces which include a DC Designer Series Jim Lee Nightwing statue, a DC Cover Girls Black Canary statue by Joelle Jones, a Red, White & Black Harley Quinn statue by John Timms, and a Batman: The Drowned statue from Dark Nights: Metal; check them out here…
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Coming from the pages of the blockbuster series HUSH, this polyresin statue captures Lee’s now iconic take on Nightwing, complete with the former boy wonder’s twirling Escrima sticks. DC DESIGNER SERIES statues are based on art from the comics industry’s top creators and recreates their vision in vivid 3D detail.
This statue is a rock n’ roll take on DC’s Dangerous Diva. With a fearless attitude to take on any foe, this Bird of Prey is ready for whatever the night will throw at her. Inspired by the powerful women of the DC Universe, DC COVER GIRLS is a long-running line that features dynamic depictions of the most famous super-heroes and super-villains as premium 9” statues.
Harley Quinn has come into possession of Batman’s cowl, cape, and utility belt. Will she frame the Batman in a crime spree? Or ransom off these missing goods to the highest bidder? Whatever choice she makes, it’s a good guess she’ll be smiling when she does it. Since her first appearance in 1992, Harley Quinn has captured the hearts of both fans and comic artists alike. The HARLEY QUINN RED, WHITE & BLACK collection of statues are based on various depictions of Harley and recreated in vivid 3-D detail.
Bryce Wayne harbored a deep hatred of the Atlanteans for their role in the death of her beloved.. In a quest to avenge Kyle, she fused her DNA with that of Atlanteans, becoming a superpowered Dark Knight capable of breathing and fighting underwater. The Dark Knight has uncovered one of the lost mysteries of the universe…one that could destroy the very fabric of the DC Universe! The dark corners of reality that have never been seen till now! The Dark Multiverse is revealed in all its devastating danger in this statue series.
Originally published December 18, 2018. Updated February 13, 2020.
