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Superman Jim Lee Cover Gets Full Statue Remaster from Oniri Creations

Published Thu, 12 Dec 2019 16:20:35 -0600

Superman is a symbol of peace and hope. He is the best of what we are supposed to be. We do forget that he is one of the most powerful beings in the universe. Well, Oniri Creations is here to help remind of us his power with their new beautifully crafter Superman: For Tomorrow statue. The statue might seem familiar to you and that because it was a comic cover for Superman #205 done by Jim Lee. Oniri has successfully created a 3D rendering of that statue and gave us this beauty. The statues show the Man Of Steel taking on a whole army and is very dynamic. All the bullets and explosions are perfect for a statue of this caliber. He even has an additional swappable head to show off a more aggressive red eyes Superman and it is delightful. This is a must-have statue for any Superman or Jim Lee fan.

The DC Comics Superman: For Tomorrow statue by Oniri Creations is priced at $540. This is a limited-edition statue and only 999 are going up and you can find their pre-order located here. He is set to fly onto you shelves Jan 2021 – March 2021, so you have plenty of time to save up and secure yours.

Sometimes you just have to let loose.

Superman: For Tomorrow Statue by Oniri Creations

ABOUT THIS STATUE

Sideshow and Oniri Creations are extremely proud to present the very first statue from the new Jim Lee-inspired DC 1:6 line, Superman: For Tomorrow Statue.

Celebrating 15 years of the epic Superman 205 cover drawn by Jim Lee, this statue depicts the Man of Steel in all his power. Clark Kent may be the ultimate Boy Scout, he also knows when to mean business, especially when taken on by an entire army.

Oniri Creations created this diorama with a view to show Superman like he's rarely been made in statue form. Translating Jim Lee's art in 3D is no easy task. Going the realistic route wasn't going to work here, so the sculptor went for a very stylized, chiseled anatomy instead. They also spent a lot of time working on the portraits, trying to capture the definitive Jim Lee Man of Steel likeness.

Taking heavy enemy fire, our hero shows just how powerful he is. Stopping missiles and bullets with his bare hands. Meticulously placed around Superman, the bullets and missiles give an immersive perspective effect as you move around the statue. For added realism, all the explosions and bullet trails are made of clear resin. The three large explosions on the base light up.