DC Comics Art Scale Statue 1/10 Harley Quinn (Gotham City Sirens) 22 cm

Iron Studios brings another of Gotham City's sirens in a new statue! In a whimsical and deadly setting, Gotham's damsel of mischief balances on her left leg, supporting herself with her right hand on a baseball bat crushing the chest of a handmade Joker plush toy, her former lover and now an enemy. Leaning against a wooden railing covered in green vines and red flowers, a batarang—a small toy of a tall striker with a broken top, representing a punchline—the sinister clown's new devotee serves as a stand for her giant hammer. In front of her, a box of weapons and gadgets characteristic of other iconic local villains, including her rival hero's utility belt, Souvenirs of Past Battles, shares space with another plush toy of her pet hyena named Bruce. In this chaotic setting, two kittens play among doubles and gold bars, alongside ground vegetation and flowers, a nod to her allies. Iron Studios presents the "Harley Quinn Deluxe - Gotham City Sirens DC Comics - Art Scale 1/10" statue with long golden hair with colored tips, wearing a variation of her original black and red costume, reinvented by Iron Studios, inspired by the Gotham City Sirens comics. Iron Studios also brings the regular version of the "Harley Quinn - Gotham City Sirens DC Comics - Artistic Scale 1/10" statue, featuring Harleen on a round base with a wooden floor in the shape of a circus ring, decorated with diamond suits and graffiti where the antihero rests her baseball bats with card suits at their sides. A former psychiatrist and intern at Arkham Asylum Sanatorium, Dr. Harleen Quinzel was unexpectedly drawn to the charm of her patient, known as the Joker. With his charismatic and eccentric demeanor, the Clown Prince of Crime seduced and manipulated the young doctor, driving her insane and making her his girlfriend and criminal accomplice, named Harley Quinn. With above-average agility and fighting skills, unlike the Joker, she can also act sane and normal enough to disguise herself, and her charisma and psychiatric training allow her to psychologically manipulate others. Created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm, the positive reaction of critics and audiences to the character made her a constant presence in that animated series and subsequent Batman animated series until 1999, when she was also included in the DC Comics universe. Today, she is portrayed more as an antihero, serving as a vigilante rather than a villain. In the comics, the Gotham City Sirens series, written by Paul Dini, co-creator of Harleen, ran from 2009 to 2011 and tells the story of Catwoman, Poison Ivy, and Harley Quinn, who are forced to team up to protect each other. Now, Iron Studios presents a new original collection that reinvents the characters. Revealed in May's Iron Studios Day collection, now available for pre-order, check out the previously revealed "Poison Ivy Deluxe - Gotham City Sirens DC Comics - Art Scale 1/10" statue and more fantastic future releases from Iron Studios soon. Size: 22 cm