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OFFICIAL PHOTOS OF TWEETERHEAD’S NEW SHAZAM STATUE

Tweeterhead has released official photos, and opened up pre-orders for their upcoming DC Comics – Shazam 1/6 Scale Maquette. Shazam will stand about 14″ tall, and will come standing atop a storm-cloud themed base, complete with translucent lightning effects. This listing is for the Tweeterhead Exclusive version, which includes a ”Smiling” and a “Determined” portrait. The standard edition will be…

New Photos of the Tweeterhead Batgirl Statue

Tweeterhead has revealed official new photos and a few details for their upcoming DC Comics – Batgirl 1/6 Scale Maquette. These photos give us a look at the exclusive version of the statue. From what we can tell from the photos, she will come with a Gotham rooftop type base, and will have a hand with a batarang and a hand without.

Pre-orders will go live on Thursday, March 28th. The exclusive…

DC COVER GIRLS HARLEY QUINN BY JOELLE JONES STATUE

Eisner Award-nominated artist Joëlle Jones brings her unique style to the DC COVER GIRLS line with this premium polyresin Harley Quinn statue sculpted by Jack Mathews. Limited Edition of 5,000; Measures Approximately 11.02" Tall.

Available at Lobo Comics & Toys this coming Wednesday, 03/14/2018

DC COMICS COVER GIRLS POWER GIRL STATUE

Designed by Stanley “Artgerm” Lau Sculpted by Jack Mathews Power Girl packs a wallop-and now, she's the latest in the popular line of DC COMICS COVER GIRLS statues designed by Stanley "Artgerm" Lau! Limited Edition of 5,200 Measures Approximately 9.87" Tall

Available at Lobo Comics & Toys this coming Wednesday, 11/22/2017

DC COMICS COVER GIRLS BLACK CANARY STATUE

Desiged by Stanley "Artgerm" Lau Sculpted by Jack Mathews Black Canary bursts onto the music scene in the pages of her new solo series-and now she's one of DC's cover girls, as designed by Stanley "Artgerm" Lau! Limited Edition of 5,200 Measures Approximately 9.75" Tall

Available at Lobo Comics & Toys this coming Wednesday, 11/22/2017

Just before the Beatles came to New Zealand in June 1964, John phoned his aunt from Germany inviting her to join them, as he had heard that there were a few 'rellies' over there. This was just a couple of days before they were leaving, and Mimi said she didn't have much of a wardrobe for travelling. Forget that, John told her, you can buy all you need when we get there. So Mimi came and while the Beatles were playing she looked up her relations, staying on for a period after the Beatles had departed.

In Hamilton she stayed with my parents and I met her there. She was so grateful for the kindness shown to her by these new-found relations and was more interested in finding out all about us than she was in talking about the phenomenal success of the Beatles.