Marvel Statues

The Sorcerer Supreme joins the Avengers to face the Mad villain from Titan!With his vast mastery of the mystical arts, Earth's Sorcerer Supreme manipulates energies beyond human comprehension, supported by his protectors, the trinity of entities known as the Vishanti, composed of Agamotto, Hoggoth, and Oshtur. The fearless wizard floats with the powers of his enchanted cloak calledthe Cloak of Levitation, above ruins and jagged rocks, fragments of an insane temple created in tribute to the entity of Death by his mad admirer from Titan. With a stern countenance and incisive eyes, wearing the powerful artifact called the Eye of Agamotto on his chest, Iron Studios presents the classic version of themaster of mystical arts from Marvel universe in the statue "Dr. Strange Deluxe - Thanos x Avengers Comics - BDS Art Scale 1/10", inspired by the comics in which Earth's mightiest heroes face the threat of the mad Titan named Thanos and his Infinity Gauntlet. The statue comes with an extra interchangeable pair of handswith magic effects.Iron Studios will also bring the regular version of the statue "Dr. Strange - Thanos x Avengers Comics - BDS Art Scale 1/10", featuring the Sorcerer Supreme on a smaller battlefield base and without the interchangeable pair of hands with mystical effects.Doctor Strange is the Sorcerer Supreme in the Marvel Universe, created in the comics by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko in 1963. Stephen Strange was a brilliant neurosurgeon, but his arrogant, selfish, and greedy attitude made him socially isolated and unpopular among his peers. Strange then suffered a car accident that damaged the nerves in his hands, affecting his movements, stopping him from working as a surgeon. Too proud to accept lesser positions, he depleted his fortune in an attempt to cure himself, but without results. With his last resources, he went to the East in search of an old wizard called the Ancient One for treatment but ended up becoming his apprentice in the mystical arts. Strange became the Sorcerer Supreme on Earth, establishing his base in the Sanctum Sanctorum in Greenwich Village, New York, alongside his partner and friend Wong. When he began his superhero career, Doctor Strange initially remained distant from the superhero community, fighting his battles against Nightmare and Baron Mordo in secret. After a while, Loki manipulated Strange into attacking his brother Thor, but soon he turned against the god of mischief. Later, disguised as Dr. Donald Blake, Thor saved Strange's life by operating on him after another battle with Mordo. Shortly after, a confrontation with Mordo led Strange to ally with the young Spider-Man, who helped Strange rescue several people from a mystical dimension. The experience was so traumatic that Spider-Man asked Strange to remove his memories of the event, although this also made them forget Spider-Man's acts of heroism. Impressed by the bravery and altruism of the young hero, Strange came to consider him a friend, and the two joined forces many times. Strange and the Avengers were involved in the fight with Thanos of Titan wielding the Infinity Gauntlet. A worshiper of Death, Thanos used the powerful Infinity Gems on his gauntlet to eradicate half of the universe's population before the heroes defeated him and used the same power to undo the damage.Revealed in May on the Inside Iron Studios Day, check out the other previously revealed statues Thanos Deluxe, Thor, Captain America, and Nova, part of the same diorama. With its Pre-Order available, check out many other legendary Marvel Comics characters soon in new Iron Studios statues for this collection.Size: 47 cm

Beast Kingdom Toys presents this detailed diorama from the 'D-Stage' series. Made from PVC, the collector's item measures approx. 49 x 33 x 46 cm and comes in a printed box.

Marvel's Human Rocket gets a new statue by Iron Studios! In an emblematic battlefield beyond time and space, amidst the ruins of a temple built to honor Lady Death, the space hero known as the Human Rocket hovers above a rubble of rocks with jagged stones and sculpted skulls. Wearing his altered and enhanced dark, blue, and gold Centurion Prime uniform, with clenched fists energized by the strength of a unique sentient mind artificially created from a living supercomputer, he joins a pantheon of great heroes to confront the titan Thanos and his Infinity Gauntlet. Iron Studios presents the "Nova - Infinity Gauntlet Diorama - Deluxe Art Scale 1/10" statue, featuring the champion of Xandar and Earth, produced for the first time by Iron Studios, presenting the superhero member of the New Warriors, the Defenders, the Champions of Xandar, the Secret Avengers, the Nova Corps, the Guardians of the Galaxy...The Man called Nova! Iron Studios also bring the regular version of the first Xandarian centurion "Nova - Infinity Gauntlet Diorama - Art Scale 1/10" on a smaller base, composed of a rubble of rocks with jagged stones. A member of the intergalactic military and police force known as Nova Corps, originally an exploration group from the planet Xandar, the source of Nova Corps' power is called the Nova Force, an unlimited energy generated by a living computer called the Xandarian Worldmind. When the last surviving member of the Nova Corps, Rhomann Dey, was dying, he selected the young high school student from New York called Richard Rider to succeed him. Richard received the uniform and powers of a Nova Centurion, but few instructions on how to use them. Calling himself Nova, Rider became a superhero, fighting supervillains and teaming up with heroes like pider-Man and Thor. Initially, he hid his double identity, but later revealed it to his family. Rider discovered Dey's ship orbiting Earth and used it to travel to Xandar where he joined the Xandarian war against the Skrulls. With the help of Rom the Space Knight, the Skrulls were defeated. Returning to Earth, Rider was discharged and relinquished his powers. Later, Xandar was destroyed by the space pirate Nebula, and with the help of the hero Night Thrasher, Rider regained his powers and joined the New Warriors superhero team. Rider witnessed the reformation of the Nova Corps and was given the rank of Centurion Prime. Assigned to Earth, Rider faced the challenge of balancing his life as a member of the Nova Corps and the New Warriors but left the group when he was summoned to Xandar to confront the Annihilation Wave, a force from the Negative Zone led by Annihilus. Nova's powers come from an energy source called the Nova Force, an unlimited energy generated by a living computer called the Xandarian Worldmind, which grants superhuman abilities including flight, superhuman strength, speed, and durability, as well as the ability to absorb energy directed against him and release it as pulses and beams. Nova debuted in The Man Called Nova #1, written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by John Buscema in 1976. Wolfman intended the young character to be a tribute to Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's Spider-Man, following his humble working-class roots and alter ego. Revealed in April on the Inside Iron Studios Day, check out the Thanos Deluxe statue, revealed at SDCC 2023, and Thor first seen on the Ultra panel at CCXP 2023, and Captain America revealed in February. With Pre-Order available, stay tuned for many other legendary Marvel Comics characters in new Iron Studios statues in this collection Size: 41 cm

With unmatched grandeur, the sovereign of Latveria rises atop a throne of rubble, embodying his absolute power and dominance. Clad in his iconic metallic armor and flowing cape, Doctor Doom surveys his kingdom and enemies with a cold, calculating gaze, ready to crush any threat to his rule.This incredible BDS Deluxe Art Scale 1/10 statue perfectly captures every detail of Marvel's most feared villain, from the realistic texture of his garments to the metallic sheen of his armor. Hand-painted and featuring a premium finish, this collectible is part of an epic diorama, making it a must-have for fans and collectors of the greatest antagonist in the Marvel Universe. This version comes with alternative arms, allowing for multiple display options.Add Doctor Doom Deluxe to your collection and impose your supremacy!

It's smashingly good! This approximately 17" statue of the Hulk shows him leaping into action, preparing to lay the smash down on his opponent. Sculpted in scale with other Premier Collection statues, this piece features detailed sculpting and paint applications, and is limited to only 3,000 pieces. It comes packaged with a numbered certificate of authenticity in a full-color window box. Designed by Yuri Tming, sculpted by Alejandro Pereira.

Sideshow presents the M.O.D.O.K. Statue, a diabolical Marvel collectible that demands your fear and fealty!The M.O.D.O.K. Statue measures 19.25" tall, 12.3" wide, and 16.6" deep as the being previously known as George Tarleton hovers above his lab developing his latest evil schemes. Suspended in a fit of pure rage, this ruthless intellectual uses his oversized brain to live up to his full name: the Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing. Accept your inevitable fate and call M.O.D.O.K. master - or face the consequences of angering a megalomaniac with unmatched psychic powers!This fully sculpted Marvel statue presents M.O.D.O.K. in a comic-accurate color scheme and design. Genetically altered by A.I.M., this living computer consists of a massive cranium with extremely realistic facial features. From the wrinkled skin and brown hair to the shining lips and crooked teeth, no detail has been spared in recreating this infamous character's appearance. Additionally, his small body resides inside the highly recognizable, gold-plated Doomsday Chair. M.O.D.O.K. is connected to an industrial laboratory base by large wires that protrude from the back of his resplendent life-support unit.He seeks only world domination, and you can help him achieve this goal! Bring home the M.O.D.O.K. Statue by Sideshow today.Product size: 49 x 31 x 42 cm

This officially licensed resin statue is part of the "X-Men" series. It measures approx. 42 x 54 x 48 cm and comes in a printed box.