NEWS: Kotobukiya Wonder Woman ARTFX+ Statue

The earliest rumblings of this new piece from Kotobukiya appeared late yesterday (in the form of the above teaser) but now we've the first details on - and gallery of - the upcoming ARTTX+ Wonder Woman statue, right after the jump.

A Kotobukiya Japanese import! Kotobukiya’s line of DC Comics “New 52” ARTFX+ Statues continues, capturing the new looks and costumes of heroes in the Justice League. Joining the previously announced Superman, Green Lantern, Flash, Aquaman, and Batman is the Amazonian warrior Wonder Woman! Born of Zeus and Hippolyta, Diana was a princess on the paradise island of Themyscira before venturing out into the wider world of humanity. Her first major appearance (in the relaunched New 52 continuity) was the great battle against Darkseid’s Parademons in which she teamed up with other heroes to form the Justice League.

The magnificent Wonder Woman stands poised with a warrior’s strength and a god’s grace. Always ready for battle, Diana wears her iconic costume as reinterpreted by Jim Lee in the New 52. Along with her stars and stripes bodice she rocks full pants and tall boots. Wonder Woman’s left hand is balled into a fist at her waist, always near the short sword at her back, while her right hand rests over her Lasso of Truth. Of course, no Wonder Woman would be complete without her bracelets and tiara! The Amazon princess features intricate sculpted details in her unique outfit from the stars and eagle design on her top to the subtle armor and paneling on her pants and the creases in her boots. Diana’s face captures the character’s austere beauty and fierce determination.

Standing 7 ½ inches tall (in the ARTFX+ 1/10th scale), Wonder Woman was sculpted by master artist Atelier Bamboo. She has magnets in her feet for perfect stability on her included display base (with Justice League logo), and naturally she’ll look great on your shelf next to the rest of her powerful allies. Stay tuned for the final member of the team coming soon, Cyborg!

Available June 2013.

Source: Kotobukiya's Facebook Page