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Hand painted. Designed by Adam Hughes. 
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Sculpted by Andy Bergholtz.
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Individually numbered. Limited edition of 2000.
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Hand-painted, cold-cast porcelain.
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Individually numbered. Limited edition of 2,500.
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Put Kara on your shelf.
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Get this souvenir of the classic New Teen Titans Koriand'R.
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Wonderful action sculpture of the King of the Seven Seas.
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Cold-cast porcelain.
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Plus you get the Atom too.
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Sculpted by John G. Mathews.
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A Karen Palinko sculpture.
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Limited edition statue of your favorite Martian.
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Individually numbered. Limited edition of 2,800.
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Hand-painted cold-cast porcelain limited edition.
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5 inches high and packaged in a 4-color box.
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Show me more DC mini busts 
For a time I went to the comic shop, not for the comics, but to look at their collections of mini-busts. Smaller - and therefore cheaper - than full-figure statues, these busts nonetheless sported the same wonderful detail. For obvious reasons I particularly like the portrayals of DC's female heroes and was quick to decide on a girl-only collection. You don't have to follow suit, of course. You have the opportunity to collect only the Titans, or only the JLA or only the Batman family. One tip though, pay attention to how you display these. cluttering them together in a hodgepodge really defeats the beauty of these pieces. Don't forget proper lighting to bring out all those sculptural details. Another way is to just display one on your desk - a colorful totem. Make it a hero who symbolizes something important to you. Mini-busts are issued in sets and older ones will automatically become collectible, so there is that too. Have fun surrounding yourself with the world of DC Comics. |
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