A limited edition of 800 individually numbered pieces worldwide.
Myths develop over time. In the case of Superman's, it emerges fully-formed in 1938, depicted on the cover of Action Comics #1. Hoodlums flee a powerfully-built figure garbed in a close-fitting suit with a sweeping cape as he smashes the car he holds effortlessly aloft; the embodiment of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's Superman in a single iconic image.
In 2010, the comic book becomes the first to sell at auction for US$1 million. Copies from its original print run continue to rank amongst the world's most expensive, with a specimen fetching over US$3.25 million in 2021.
Illustrator Alan Quah and sculptor Mufizal Mokhtar's homage brings the cover to spectacular three-dimensional life. Cast in pewter, a recognisably retro Superman defies gravity, cape unfurled.
Product Specifications
- Pewter figurine inspired by Superman's debut in Action Comics #1
- Celebrates the iconic superhero's first appearance
- Crafted to commemorate the Man of Steel's legacy
- H28.5cm including base * 20cm * 19cm
- Length : 34.5 cm
- Width : 24.5 cm
- Height : 24.5 cm
