Christopher Reeve Superman Premium Format Figure Unboxing

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  • Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
  • This week, Midtown Comics is unboxing the Christopher Reeve Superman Premium Format Figure from Sideshow Collectibles!
    The Man of Steel explodes into action like never before with the Sideshow Collectibles Superman Premium Format™ Figure. Commemorating Christopher Reeve’s quintessential portrayal as the last son of Krypton in Richard Donner’s 1978 film. Standing two and a half feet tall, and comprised of polystone, fabric and premium grade PVC, the Superman Premium Format™ Figure is the ultimate tribute to Reeve’s time-honored performance that made the world ‘believe a man can fly'. A portion of the proceeds from this figure will be donated to the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 5

  • @diogocatalano9557
    @diogocatalano9557 7 років тому

    Awesome !

  • @youruncle2217
    @youruncle2217 9 років тому

    They should unbox the Ivan Reis Batman black & white statue

  • @samoanheat1
    @samoanheat1 9 років тому +1

    There was a statue review going on?? Sorry I was distracted by the hotness in the red jacket.

  • @CammysCoach
    @CammysCoach 9 років тому

    That statue doesn't look remotely close to Christopher Reeve. I'm surprised she didn't say anything about that wobble base. I see this at $290 for the cost of this thing because A. It's very lightweight. B. The stands proportions are off. And C. $424 for a half plastic/polystone figure is not a fair price.

  • @sigzor302620
    @sigzor302620 9 років тому +4

    You can't be serious about this figure. The base is crap, light and cheaply made. The cape was not stitched up right and last but most important the face does not look at all like Christopher Reeve. From 5 points, 5 being the best, I give this PF a 2 and that's being generous. SS will never get the message of making better statues if people are not honest about some of their work like this 1.