Sunday, May 18, 2014

Preview Kotobukiya DC Comics New 52 Green Arrow ARTFX+ 1/10 scale 7.5 inches tall Statue

A Kotobukiya Japanese import! The latest DC Comics ARTFX+ Statue from Kotobukiya returns to the pages of the New 52 with a popular and colorful character, Green Arrow! Introduced all the way back in 1941, billionaire Oliver Queen was marooned on a deserted island and there learned to survive by the way of the bow. Taking those skills back to civilization after being rescued, “Ollie” would take on the identity of Green Arrow and fight crime in Star City and Seattle, though his adventures with the Justice League would take him all around the world and beyond. In the New 52 Green Arrow continues to defend the innocent as he investigates the truth of his past and what shaped him as a hero.


The Emerald Archer appears for the first time in the ARTFX+ lineup, posed with a wide stance as he scans for enemies (What happened to his EYES?!!) and prepares to draw an arrow. Oliver wears his New 52 costume featuring a black and green outfit that leaves his arms mostly bare for shooting. With reinforced boots, a padded chest piece, and armored gauntlets Green Arrow is ready for anything, and the gold accents shine on his buckles and arrow emblem belt buckle. The archer holds his bright green bow sideways in front of him, ready for nocking an arrow from the full quiver on his back. Wearing his trademark green hood and mask, the focused hero still shows off a bit of his blonde hair and scruffy beard.

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Sculpted by Atelier Bamboo, Green Arrow stands over 7 ½ inches tall (in the ARTFX+ 1/10th scale) and makes for an excellent display piece standing on his included base which he connects to via the magnets in his feet. Add the Emerald Archer to your DC Comics New 52 ARTFX+ collection!

Available November 2014.

Related posts:
April 2, 2011 – Mattel Retro-Action Green Arrow 8" Figure Review HERE
April 17, 2011 – "O" is for Oliver Queen aka Green Arrow (pictures HERE)
May 26, 2008 – Hawkeye by Toy Biz posted HERE
September 21, 2008 – Legolas from Lord of the Rings by Sideshow Collectibles posted in my toy blog HERE

1 comment:

Kaido said...

They decided to go with the light green goggles look for the eyes, which may look okay in the comics, but I think looks horrible for a 3D realization figure. The look is just too foreign and I've been staring at these pictures for a couple of days now and it still looks like he's blind. I have all the main Justice League ArtFx+ statues, but unless they change the eyes back to white, I may very well pass on adding Oliver to my collection.