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DC Collectibles Vertigo Cover Girls - Death Statue Features
- Sculpted by Jack Mathews
- First Vertigo addition to the Cover Girls statue line
- Measures approximately 11.5" H x 4.75" W x 5" D
- Hand-painted, cold-cast porcelain
- Limited edition
The best Death statue yet.
I'm a big fan of the Death character, so she was an obvious choice when I first started collecting statues. But as many times as Bowen and DC Direct have tackled the character, they've never delivered the definitive Death statue. And I've owned most of them at one point or another. They're either too small (DC Chronicles Death) or the sculpt has some issues (the Bowen Death & 2001 DC Direct statues).
But once I saw this piece on display at NYCC last year, I knew I would be adding it to my collection. It has a really sleek, elegant sculpt that perfectly captures the look and charm of the character. The statue has a classy look to it that the Cover Girls line pretty much lost when DC switched from the Adam Hughes series to the New 52 designs. In terms of size, she's a little under 12 inches including he skull base and the eagle piece, which puts her more or less in scale with DC's larger Sandman statues.
In terms of production quality, the paint work on my piece is...
Its gorgeous!
I finally got the chance to have in my hands one of my favorite characters ever! And its very, very beaufitul!
The Sound Of Her Wings
Neil Gaiman's, Mike Dringberg's, And Malcom Jones III's Death...
This is a gorgeous statue. Death carries a wistful, offhanded stare to the horizon. Her lips hold an expression of hopeful joy. Of all the stautettes I've seen of Death, this version captures the emotional aspect of her that I imagined when I first read Sandman #8. While being absolutely gracious and pleasant to behold, she is also sorrowful that no one wants to greet her.
Her stance is not exciting, but the inclusion of the eagle, perched on her umbrella, adds an animated quality, suggesting this is a frame of a fluid movement. The eagle, itself, is looking back at her as she stares into the unknown. The bird's fanned wingspan is perfect--giving this statue some "life."
Death is, as advertised, cold-cast porcelain as is the pile of skulls she stands on. I would gage this as 1/7 scale--Death is 9 inches tall, whilst the entire statue is 11 inches. Her umbrella and the eagle are...
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