Superman (For All Seasons)
I’m a big fan of the late Tim Sale’s art, and especially of his DC books he created with Jeph Loeb. Their Superman outing was entitled “Superman: For All Seasons,” and I have long wanted a Sale-style Supes to join my “Long Halloweeen” Batman on the shelf. I finally found (read more...)
Robin (1995 Wayans)
After “Batman Returns,” plans started to emerge for a third Burton outing. That would have included Marlon Wayans as Robin. Apparently it went so far as signing Wayans, and he even got paid for his efforts that never happened. Obviously, that all fell apart, and things took a very different (read more...)
Poison Ivy (Comic Version 2)
As of 2024, there has never been a really solid generic/comic version of Poison Ivy produced in a 1:12 or 1;10 scale. Sure, there have been some excellent story and/or artists specific versions, like my beloved Bombshell Ivy, but never a good basic version. (Mattel tried one late in their (read more...)
Poison Ivy (Comic Version 1)
As of 2024, there has never been a really solid generic/comic version of Poison Ivy produced in a 1:12 or 1;10 scale. Sure, there have been some excellent story and/or artists specific versions, like my beloved Bombshell Ivy, but never a good basic version. (Mattel tried one late in their (read more...)
Black Canary (Bombshell 2)
It wouldn’t be a Bombshell update without somebody prancing around in her skivvies. This time it’s Black Canary. The head was sculpted by stl.custom.collections via Patreon. (He does excellent work and you should consider subscribing.) Printed with Siraya Tech Fast Grey resin on an Elegoo Jupiter. The body is simply (read more...)
Black Canary Bombshell (Yellow Dress)
Several years ago, Four Horseman Studios coined the term “stactions,” meaning statues that were scaled to action figure size. I’ve started to become more comfortable with that idea, as I realize there are some things I want to create that simply can’t be done as fully realized action figures. So (read more...)
Black Canary Bombshell (Blue Dress)
Several years ago, Four Horseman Studios coined the term “stactions,” meaning statues that were scaled to action figure size. I’ve started to become more comfortable with that idea, as I realize there are some things I want to create that simply can’t be done as fully realized action figures. So (read more...)
Alfred Pennyworth (1992 Coat)
I was as pleased as the next Bat-fan to learn that Todd would be releasing a Michael Gough as Alfred figure. I was equally dismayed at what a lazy repaint it was. Todd slapped a new head on a suit that Mr. Gough never wore as Alfred. Imagine if Todd (read more...)
Alfred Pennyworth
There have been a handful of Alfred Pennyworth figures over the years. None of them ever seem to hit the mark 100%. (The “Hush” Alfred was close, but it’s mostly a statue.) It was time I took matter into my own hands. Much of this was set in motion by (read more...)
Alfred Pennyworth (Chauffeur)
Diamond Select’s “Green Hornet” Kato figure has potential beyond its intended use. One look at it and I knew I had Alfred Pennyworth as Bruce’s chauffeur. I only added a new head. It’s a 3D sculpt by salamanca3dp on Cults3D. (His work has been taken down as of this writing.) (read more...)