mike mignola batman black and white statue

As we continue the line, we hope to release more versions of our bestsellers.ĭerrick Lau smartly asks, “Will there be any connections between the line and the new miniseries?” Since this line was originally spun off from the earlier Black & White comics, there is no way we could overlook the amazing new work being done in the upcoming Batman Black & White series.

Sometimes it’s a chest emblem switch and sometimes it’s a swapping of the base colors. But in order to maintain the uniqueness of the original release, we always change something in the second version. We’ve done this before with a few of the early statues that are now harder to get (Mike Mignola, Kelley Jones, Frank Miller, etc.). Some of you mentioned reissuing older statues. Take a look at the upcoming Bruce Timm Harley coming out in mid 2014 for an example… But hearing from so many fans who like their bad guys in black and white does make us willing to explore our non-Batman side just a little bit more. We have dabbled in the villain world a few times (Catwoman, Penguin, Man-Bat, Bane, etc.) but have focused mainly on Batman to allow for a better comparison of artists’ styles. The topic of villains and supporting Bat Family characters came up a couple of times. Some of your suggestions may already be in the process of being sculpted! All great choices and to find out which statues are coming next, be sure to keep an eye on the DC Collectibles Facebook page in mid-February as we make our NY Toy Fair announcements. You responded with a bunch of great suggestions as to which artists should be next in line for a Batman Black & White statue. In honor of that milestone, we asked you to ask us about this long running DC Collectibles statue line.

Welcome back to another edition of Ask DC Collectibles! This month Kevin, Jim and the whole team are celebrating the 50 th statue in the bestselling Batman: Black and White line by Sean Murphy.

Mike mignola batman black and white statue