Whether you prefer the more recent Henry Cavill as the Man of Steel, or the classic boy scout Superman, Iron Studios has just what you need. The maker of fine collectibles is now taking pre-orders for a large-scale movie Black Suit Superman and a smaller Art Scale comic book Superman.
Black Suit Superman is huge. I am not joking. The statue is 27″ tall. That’s a lot of Cavill. My wife already made me order two of them. I’m not sure why we need two …
I personally prefer the Art Scale Superman. Red, blue, and yellow are Supe’s iconic colors, and no amount of Henry Handsomness can make up for the pure awesomeness that is classic Kal-El.
Art Scale is going for $199.99 and should ship in the fourth quarter of 2022. The big boy statue is $999.99 and will arrive around the same time.
Known as the “Regeneration Suit”, the black uniform was the original idea for the Justice League movie, but with the withdrawal of the director Zack Snyder, that left the production after one of his daughters passed away, Joss Whedon, the filmmaker that took his place, chose to use the classic blue suit instead. After a campaign promoted by fans and endorsed by Snyder, a version of the movie called “Snyder’s Cut” was released, with the director’s original script and shootings, where the black suit is used by the hero. With this costume, he can absorb the solar energy faster and speed up his recovery. Floating on a pedestal that refers to the barren alien vegetation created by Steppenwolf to terraform the planet, with an imposing countenance and his right fist clenched ready for combat, Iron Studios bring the majestic statue “Superman Black Suit – Zack Snyder\’s Justice League – Legacy Replica 1/4”, the first statue by Iron Studios for a hero of the DC universe on this scale, presented in the virtual event Inside Iron Studios: Second Edition.
Chosen by the audience in a survey, as the first DC character on this line, Superman Unleashed Deluxe brings the Man of Steel in a modern format, but in perfect balance with his classic visual aspect. Created in 1938 by Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel, Superman is considered by many the first superhero. Kal-El, his original name, is one of the last survivors of the extinct planet Krypton, sent away when he was still a baby by his biological father, a renowned scientist. On Earth, he was found by a couple of farmers that raised him in an exemplary way, and as an adult, he took as a disguise the identity of the journalist Clark Kent, an activity that allows him to stay well-informed of all events so that he can use his powers to protect the humanity by himself, and by his Justice League allies’ side.
Let us know which Superman you prefer in the comments section below.
[Source: Iron Studios]
[Source: Iron Studios]
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