"What better way to commemorate the 20 year anniversary of The Crow film, then by paying tribute to Brandon Lee and the role that made him famous! As with the Dragon King series, all color ways are an homage to Bruce Lee, so it seemed fitting to use the figure as a platform for a piece dedicated to his son. The Crow accessory was sculpted by the super talented Steve Schumacher to fit perfectly in his hand. As a big fan of both Bruce and Brandon, it gives me great pleasure to make this piece available for your collection. Limited to 20 hand painted, numbered & signed pieces, The Crow King goes on sale this Friday, February 28th at 12PM EST." - mentioned KaNO (via Tomenosuke)I used to be a huge fan of THE CROW, and spent my geek-money on trading cards, patches, toys and other paraphernalia … and remains still a cult-fav of mine. This looks exceptional without a slice of a doubt.
"Hot on the heels of the announcement of Spider-Man's global ambassadorship for Earth Hour comes this initiative, as part of a partnership between Sony Pictures and Earth Hour organisers, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF).
The action is slated to centre around Singapore’s hotshot Marina Bay area, which will be plunged into darkness from 8:30pm for an hour on Saturday, 29 March. Spiderman will make an "appearance" before the Hollywood stars countdown to the hour-long blackout at The Float @ Marina Bay." - reports Yahoo!
"In conjunction with Earth Hour, WWF-Singapore will launch its first photo and film competitions for students in Singapore. Both competitions will ask youths to be superheroes and use their power to drive a positive change for Singapore. (The) Film competition will be judged by Marc Webb, director of The Amazing Spider-Man 2, with the winning short film being screened at the Singapore premiere of the highly anticipated blockbuster." (via Press Release)Besides the Short Film Competition, there's also an Instagram Contest: "Win a chance to meet Earth Hour’s international celebrity ambassador in Singapore! Send us a photo showing how you will take action for the Earth this Earth Hour and hashtag it with #earthhourheroSG, #useyourpowerSG, and #SpiderMan"
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I've never been a fan of Sora no Otoshimono's character designs, and this Ikaros doesn't change things. However this 1/6-scale rendition by Kotobukiya and 4 Leaves looks well-executed so I'll give them props.
There isn't much new info since her appearance at WonFes, but Kotobukiya's gallery has an angle from the back and a close up of her face. If you're a cleavage enthusiast, I'd imagine you have plenty to admire as well.
[via Kotobukiya's blog]
I've had my share of words regarding the upcoming release of Play Arts Kai Quiet. With two new shots released courtesy of Hideo Kojima's Twitter, we can once upon gaze on the tranquil nature of Quiet. This time, let's just focus on the figure.
It's honestly not looking too good, and that's mostly due to design. The figure itself is fundamentally sound. The joints blend nicely into the figure and aren't as distracting as the early Play Arts figures. However, the design just doesn't speak to me in its current state. Now, if the rumors of the active skin camo turn out, this could be an amazing figure for variants. Its current normal state isn't that interesting to me. Her face has a real stoicism to it, but the figure reminds me of the actress that played Nina on 24, which is funny since Kiefer Sutherland is now playing Snake.
In any case, the more I see of Quiet, the more I'm entrenched into my original position. However, if there is an actual point to this design as hinted at, this might become a great figure when it comes to variants.
I’m going to pretend there isn’t a “ground blizzard” outside my door, and temperatures in the negatives. I’m going to pretend Spring really IS around the corner, with this little bird by my side. Just a Little Bird by Nan Lawson.
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