Frank Miller's Sin City Marv Statue
DF presents... for the first time ever... a statue of Frank Miller's Sin City!
And not just any statue! Marv has been forever immortalized by master sculptor William Paquet with this piece being created exclusively for DF as the first in their line of licensed Sin City Collectibles!!
Paquet has sculpted for DC Direct (over 40 in all) such pieces as Nightwing Dark Knight Returns Joker Spectre Simon Bisley's Batman The Dark Winter's Knight Snow Globe and Lobo. He first worked with Frank Miller on the 10th anniversary Dark Knight Returns Statue and won the Wizard Fan Award for that figure.
Looking at this statue you can almost imagine Marv pointing his gun at you and saying one of his signature lines - That there is one damn fine coat you're wearing.
Standing 12 tall 13.25 wide and 7 deep this 'sin-ful' statue features unbelievable detail covering Marv's body with tiny bandages a flowing trenchcoat a smoke clenched between his lips and his pistol drawn!
Miller expressed his enthusiasm for Paquet's rendition of his character Marv: This was never an assignment for William. This wasn't a job somebody handed him. This statue bugged him until he had to let it out. It's gorgeous and inspired. Very cool.
And not just any statue! Marv has been forever immortalized by master sculptor William Paquet with this piece being created exclusively for DF as the first in their line of licensed Sin City Collectibles!!
Paquet has sculpted for DC Direct (over 40 in all) such pieces as Nightwing Dark Knight Returns Joker Spectre Simon Bisley's Batman The Dark Winter's Knight Snow Globe and Lobo. He first worked with Frank Miller on the 10th anniversary Dark Knight Returns Statue and won the Wizard Fan Award for that figure.
Looking at this statue you can almost imagine Marv pointing his gun at you and saying one of his signature lines - That there is one damn fine coat you're wearing.
Standing 12 tall 13.25 wide and 7 deep this 'sin-ful' statue features unbelievable detail covering Marv's body with tiny bandages a flowing trenchcoat a smoke clenched between his lips and his pistol drawn!
Miller expressed his enthusiasm for Paquet's rendition of his character Marv: This was never an assignment for William. This wasn't a job somebody handed him. This statue bugged him until he had to let it out. It's gorgeous and inspired. Very cool.
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