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Sorry, my device isn't great with multi-quotes. I'm gonna bow out, as I just don't find the likeness debates constructive. I will say, for anyone serious about purchasing actor-likeness statues, it's helpful to follow the sculptors on Instagram and ArtStation so you can see the digital renders...

Please don't "as you know" me. That's disrespectful, although I'm sure you didn't intend for it to come across as such. The skin does affect the likeness because lighting washes out the details. A few pages back, I regrettably went against the grain criticizing the portrait on this piece for...

While this isn't my favorite of the four total WW offerings from Prime 1, I don't think comparing it the Doom LSF* is fair. Doom's detail came from his armor, which WW has some of her own, but it's not the focus of the criticisms: it's the skin. As mentioned in several other places, owners have...

I can count the number of times I've enjoyed Jim Lee's attempts at drawing the Joker on one finger, and it wasn't in Hush. I even remember Jeph Loeb's writing during that Joke scene being terrible, or at least cliched. I'd also love a comic Nightwing instead, but P1 has expressed they don't...

The JL and Horse WW statues almost assuredly are the same base digital sculpt with minor expression tweaks. Same with the training statue. The same sculptor also did the revised half-scale, but the perceived might come from that one being a revision of the previous head sculpt or maybe if it was...

Poison Ivy has been announced as a companion to Superman (he has a rotating base so you chose whether to display him with her or Batman.) I imagine, if the line continues, the Joker will be a consideration, as Batman's exclusive is Joker's flag gun.

Really weird to get a flattering, natural light photo of a P1 piece this early on. Saves a lot of arguments, unfortunately on a piece that will likely fall under the radar regardless of its quality. Looking forward to seeing more.

I think $850 for the reg is a steal for what I imagine the engineering for such a dynamic pose would entail. I definitely see Grant's features in the masked portrait. I try my best (and usually fail) to keep out of the likeness arguments, but the issue seems obvious here: not enough forehead...

I want to support this just for the dynamic composition, but that expression has me like

I'm holding out on ordering this PF until we at least get official pics of the P1. Just revisiting all the negative feedback of the New 52 Superman before all the praise after it shipped, I think the chances of P1's Wonder Woman turning out great in-hand are about the same as this PF arriving as...

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For those worried about wait list conversions, the trend has been a batches of conversions a week or two after sellouts, likely due to P1 allocating more or their stock to SS. If you put yourself on the waitlist after today, it will probably rely on cancellations, so chances are much slimmer...

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True, but Hush Batman went up I think the day after it was available on P1, which was a Friday and Ultimate Wonder Woman on a Tuesday. They seemingly have different strategies, whether it's release dates or allotments, likely depending on factors like the license's Western appeal, whether it's a...

POs usually go up between noon and 3PM, so there's still time for today. Tuesday or Thursday are the likely alternatives, so as to not compete with SS's own newest POs on Wednesdays.

I'm so torn in this piece. The mixed media (I think being able to see the chrome undersuit is essential to selling the otherworldliness of the costume) and EX are major incentives. I also think the pose is overall more poised and commanding than the half-scale . . . in the photos that stop at...

Just posted on P1's Instagram:

I would imagine sale were lower on this one, so the ones being sent out happened to fit on the shipping container better. Maybe that'll change once in-hand photos surface (can someone call this Facebook collector and tell them we're waiting?:panic:)

I would take a look at some of the Instagram shots of Harley and some of the Tokyo Comic Con footage. People who saw her in person say it looks great. I can't find any pics or vids of the Joker that don't make his portrait look "soft", but I know part of that is the white makeup catching so...

I hate activating light-ups and keeping track of batteries, but I like them aesthetically. You're right in that they could achieve as successful an effect with the paint app. Looking forward to seeing what they come up with.