Diamond Select Toys has revealed that the Femme Fatales Supergirl seen at Toy Fair will an Action Figure Xpress (AFX) exclusive variant --- available at SDCC! The other exclusives to be sold at the AFX booth (#3345) will include a Predator mask bottle-opener, an Avengers: Age of Ultron Minimates Exclusive Box Set, and an Alien Minimates 1979-Style Exclusive Retro Single Pack.
The coolest of the bunch is the Femme Fatales Supergirl which will be limited to 1,500 pieces. Listed at US$50, she's a little bit more expensive than the usual US$45 Femme Fatales MSRP but I assume that has to do with her store exclusive status. This variant features the character in the colors she wore towards the end of Justice League Unlimited. If you prefer her Superman: The Animated Series look, that statue is still on the way. However, if you can't wait for the DCAU Femme Fatales, this is the perfect chance to pick one up.
Another interesting collectible is the Alien Minimates 1979-Style Exclusive Retro Single Pack, which pays homage to a 2-foot tall figure released around the time of the original film. This figure -- which features glow-in-the-dark parts and a special packaging -- may be a bargain at US$7. It's limited to 2,000 pieces.
The Minimates box-set is billed as featuring Tony Stark, Nick Fury, Iron Man Mk. 45, Iron Legion #01, and Final Form Ultron. It'll run you US$28. Finally, you have the Predator bottle opener which is listed at US$20.
These items can be purchased at the show (either as a pre-order or on location) or pre-ordered now and shipped after the show. Or just bought after the show in general, assuming any are left.
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