One of the best parts of comic conventions is window-shopping all the high-end collectibles that you probably can't afford. This year at New York Comic-Con, XM Studios, a company based in Singapore, showed off their wares on an American show floor for the first time, and they were very very impressive.
The first thing that caught our eye were the 1:4th scale Cyber-Samurai Batman statues, which take recognizable characters like The Dark Knight, Catwoman, Bane, Poison Ivy and gave them Neo-Japanese redesigns.
Futuristic cybernetic samurai DC Super-people is the sort of aesthetic that could very easily be way too gaudy or flat-out hokey, but XM clearly found a great balance between the two.
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The first thing that caught our eye were the 1:4th scale Cyber-Samurai Batman statues, which take recognizable characters like The Dark Knight, Catwoman, Bane, Poison Ivy and gave them Neo-Japanese redesigns.
Futuristic cybernetic samurai DC Super-people is the sort of aesthetic that could very easily be way too gaudy or flat-out hokey, but XM clearly found a great balance between the two.
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