Adam Hughes has a new line of statues being released in November featuring the women of the DC Universe. Today, we present another 360 degree view of the upcoming Power Girl statue.
This latest addition to the instantly popular COVER GIRLS OF THE DC UNIVERSE statue line is posed just as she appears on the cover of Adam Hughes’ POWER GIRL #2.
Hand-painted, cold-cast in porcelain and measuring approximately 9″ tall x 6.5″ wide x 4.25″ deep
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Is it just me, or does this statue manage to make Karen unattractive? :o( The whole thing looks .. “off” somehow.
The statue is incredible well done but you are right, it is off putting. Everybody knows that Power Girl has big boobs but add to that a tiny waist and hips and the whole appears to be structurally impossible how can she even walk? Sad part is I’ve seen women like this and they are not attractive they are creepy and they make me feel guilty.
Face looks like Christina Applegate/Married with Children actress.
I was seriously just about to type that in.
In the words of the great Dolly Parton: “Nobody ever mentions that I’ve got a great ass too!”
OK, pal, you’ve got a great ass, too.
Off-putting? “How can she even walk?” I dated a girl in college with a body almost IDENTICAL to this (real boobs, not fake), and she didn’t seem to have any problems walking whatsoever. Not only that, she was one hell of a violin player as well.
There is absolutely NOTHING off-putting about this statue. And if it makes you feel “guilty”, I think perhaps the problem lies within you, my fiend, not the statue. No offense.