Comic Statues & Busts: Poison Ivy Action Figure from DC Figures

Designed by Udon Studios

Joining her unsurpassed escort and pal-in-misdemeanour, Poison Ivy plants herself as the next in columns d align to away with the Ame-Comi Heroines Vinyl Representation treatment!

To some, she's an eco-revolutionary. To others, an environmental activist. Either way, one fetich is unequivocal: this well done-but-lacklustre blossom is spirituous. Although her bloodstream is infused with toxins, this blooming bad chick is an accomplished in passion potions and is unaffected to identically every poison, bacteria and virus known to man. Vines understanding around her, wrapping Ivy in juicy rural leaves - a far-away of seduction.

This predetermined-number, non-articulated, 9" PVC statuette comes with a obscene, is packaged in a 4-color window box with J-peg and is manufactured to commission.

Source: Ame-Comi: Poison Ivy PVC Figure

Moderated by Mark Evanier, the Art of the Cover panel at WonderCon 2011 began with Adam Hughes, Amy Reeder, and Frank Quitely present, to be joined as the afternoon went on by Francis Manapul and Bill Sienkiewicz. "The idea behind this panel," Evanier began, "is that covers are becoming a different form of art than they once were in comics." From there, he gave a brief history of comic book covers and their changing role over the decades.

Evanier kicked things off by asking a general question of the panelists: "How do each of you feel about being thought of as a cover artist?"

Hughes said, "Any kind of love, I will take. It is a weird sort of strange bastardized niche industry, being a cover artist. I oftentimes feel like one of those French World War I generals, [sitting] in a chateau sipping some sort of fabulous Burgundy, going, 'Today, the men died wonderfully.' There are people killing themselves for the interiors. I feel like I'm killing myself for a cover, but I'm producing one piece of art, and they're producing 22 pages of art. I feel bad about that until I try to do interiors, and I go, 'Well, this is super-duper hard work! I'm going to go back to that little niche I've carved for myself.'"

Source: Comic Book Resources

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