Sculpted by Lawrence A. Noble, this statue stands 45″ (3 ft. 9 inches). Available for purchase via exclusive authorized dealers. Interested buyers only. Inquries here.
Price $18,000.00
Artist Proof: Sold Out
Made to order. 3 Month for delivery.
Full payment can be made now or $12.000.00 down payment.
$6000.00 due on delivery.
* Non refundable.
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via: Yahoo Movies
Though “The Dark Knight” has been a bona fide cultural event, boasting rave reviews and boffo box office, it hasn’t been immune to criticism. Some have quibbled with its political undercurrents, and others have criticized a muddled theme.
But here’s the critique most widely held: Why does Batman talk like the offspring of Clint Eastwood and a grizzly bear?
Donning the costume for the second time, Christian Bale has delved deeper into the lower registers. As Bruce Wayne, his voice is as smooth as his finely pressed suits. But once he puts the cape on, the transformation of his vocal chords is just as dramatic as his costume change.
Particularly when his rage boils over, Bale’s Batman growls in an almost beastly fashion, reflecting how close he teeters between do-gooder and vengeance-crazed crusader.
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Check out this trailer! Javier (El Muerto) Hernandez and Ted Seko will be launching a new co-published imprint, XOMIX COMIX. It’ll be a mini-comic anthology featuring my DEMOLITION DOVE and ZOMBIE MAN ZERO.
Coming this Fall from XOMIX COMIX!
via: wired.com
SAN DIEGO — You just made it home from Comic-Con and are looking forward to sleeping in your parents’ basement and having something to eat other than a craptastic pretzel, but as you rummage through your ginormous swag bag you realize you got nothing but three lame television show T-shirts, a handful of temporary tattoos and a promotional poster.
We don’t want to rub it in your face, but instead of standing in line for hours to see the “Is Your Cylon Girlfriend Cheating on You?” panel in Room 907, you could have waited in line to take home one of these boutique baubles. Here are the 10 things you should have bought.
King Kun, designed by Jarvis and Bounty Hunter, created such a stir that gaggles of people had to be turned away. “Aesthetically, I think it’s dope,” said Jim Crawford, co-owner of Strangeco. “It’s got a gorilla-gone-punk rock thing.” King Kun sold for 75 greenbacks.
Beastlies by our very own, Leslie. Stop by the Meltdown to get yours!
The Beastlies are handcrafted polymer clay creatures brought into this world by L.A.-artist Leslie Levings. Show attendees were seen walking past the booth again and again, unable to forget the gaze of these little fellas. Then it was just a matter of time before they plunked down the 15-20 bones necessary to adopt one.
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Charles Burns - Permagel
From the makers of Le Muscle Carabine comes a rare and exceptional over-sized Charles Burns, printed with deep, rich blacks on 170gr Rives paper. United Dead Artists, 16 x 12 in., pp. 32, 2008
Less than 50 copies in the USA
Only 20 left!
Wednesday, July 30th, 5:30PM
Cloonan, Moon, Ba & Lolos signing at Meltdown, Sunset Blvd location.
Thursday, July 31st, 7PM
Steve Niles & Kime Buzzelli signing at Meltdown, Sunset Blvd. location.
The highly anticipated debut episode of DC Comics “Watchmen” is now available exclusively as a free iTunes download for the next two weeks. Click the link below to download.
Watchmen Motion Comics.
*Note: It’s a big download, approx. 280 megs.
While you’re waiting for the download, why not purchase the entire TPB at 20% off.
Click here to purchase.
With the clock ticking on the film’s release, Warner Bros. has decided to eschew the traditional console videogame tie-in and is producing a pair of downloadable games based on “Watchmen.”
The studio’s Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment unit plans to publish at least two “Watchmen” game episodes, with the first coming upon the theatrical release next March and the second around the DVD launch.
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