SDCC’09: Kotobukiya unveils X-Force Wolverine exclusive

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SDCC’09: Kotobukiya unveils X-Force Wolverine exclusive

By: Stephen Schleicher | July 1st, 2009

Kotobukiya announced another San Diego Comic-Con exclusive in the form of X-Force: Wolverine Fine Art Bust.

Posed as though daring an enemy to make the first move, Wolverine turns to the side with his right arm raised up and the left pointed down. His claws, 2 1/3 inches long and made of real metal, are extended on both hands. As part of The Kotobukiya Collection of Fine Art Busts, Wolverine stands 9 inches tall, and is constructed of cold cast porcelain. Logan is sculpted by master artist Junnosuke Abe and rests atop a specialized base decorated by a relief sculpture of Logan’s civilian face.

The bust is limited to 500 pieces and is only available at the convention at the Kotobukiya’s booth (#2601). Take the jump for a huge gallery of images.