1:3 Zack Snyder’s Justice League Steppenwolf Statue Really Shines

By Luke Y. Thompson

Opinions may vary on Zack Snyder’s Justice League, but most will agree on at least one thing. His monstrous, shiny, spiky Steppenwolf makes a far more intimidating foe than Joss Whedon’s tall guy in a funny hat. But what works on screen can seem hard to capture in a collectible. So many pointy parts, and so much metallic sheen. Prime 1 Studio, however, have done a fantastic job. Part of that is size. A Steppenwolf statue at one-third scale still stands over three feet tall. This allows his details to figuratively and literally shine, using the glossiest metal paint the designers could find.

For customization options, the statue includes an alternate right-arm and hands. Show him with clenched fist, or holding an activated or inert mother box. Spring for the deluxe version and get yet another hand holding the mind probe, a creature first seen in The Brave and the Bold #28. When paying for something this big and heavy, why not go all in? $1,799.00 may not sound cheap, but it pays for a lot of statue.

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Still unsure? Take a look at over 30 images in the gallery below, showcasing the Steppenwolf statue at all angles. But don’t blame the images if you end up wanting the Superman and Darkseid companion statues too.

Did this Steppenwolf prove worthy of purchase? Let us know your thoughts in comments.

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Luke Y. Thompson
Luke Y. Thompson

Luke Y. Thompson has been a professional film critic since 1999, and part of the toy blogging community since the aughts. He was the first blogger to cover Comic-Con panel by panel for a major trade publication, and has several LA Press Club awards and honorable mentions, including one for reviewing fast food. Follow him on most social media sites as lytrules.

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