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JEAN GREY STATUE
 A Bowen Designs Sculpt! The mutant Jean Grey is one of the most powerful telepaths the world has ever seen, and this titian-haired wonder has served many long years with the X-Men, helping to defend a world that despises mutantkind. This 13 Jean Grey statue, sculpted by Mark Newman, depicts the mutant in her early 1990s costume as she takes flight ... |
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JEAN GREY: BLACK QUEEN STATUE
 A Bowen Designs Sculpt! X-Men villain Mastermind manipulated Jean Grey's mind, making her believe that she was a Victorian aristrocrat and a member of the infamous Hellfire Club as the Black Queen! But in breaking free of his conditioning, her powers were triggered and she transformed into the Dark Phoenix! This 13 tall statue of Jean Grey as the Hellfire Club's ... |
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JEAN GREY: MARVEL GIRL STATUE
 A Bowen Designs Sculpt! Since her debut in 1963's X-Men #1, the powerful telepathic mutant Jean Grey has been one of Marvel Comics' most popular and most enduring characters. This 12 tall statue depicts Jean as she appeared as Marvel Girl in the early issues of X-Men with her green costume, yellow face mask, and yellow go-go boots. Sculpted by Mark ... |
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JINGLE BELLE STATUE
 Here's Jing in person, direct from the North Pole by way of creator Paul Dini, designer Bill Morrison, sculptor Sam Greenwell and Dynamic Forces. With her impish wit and elfin charm, Santa's rambunctious, rebellious teen-age daughter is ready to make every day a holiday. |
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JINGLE BELLE STATUE: ICE BLUE VARIANT
 In addition to fashioning unique toys for Santa Claus, the Northern Elves are nparalleled ice sculptors. Here they have captured the likeness of the big guy's naughty and nice daughter, Jingle Belle. Based on an actual elf ice rendering, Jingle Belle is reproduced here in clear blue plastic, guaranteed not to melt in the spring thaw. |
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JLA #101 - SIGNED BY RON GARNEY!
 The powerful 6-part saga The Pain of the Gods written by Chuck Austen (Uncanny X-Men ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN) with art by Ron Garney (The Hulk) begins here! Superman faces one of his greatest tragedies when he's unable to prevent the death of a fellow super-hero. But how can a man with god-like abilities face the guilt of such a ... |
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