DC Comics Gorilla Grodd ArtFX+ Statue

Description

Kotobukiya's lineup of statues based on the superheroes and villains of DC Comics continues to grow, and following after Captain Cold is another of Flash's Rogues: GORILLA GRODD! Grodd wears a fluttering red loincloth on a gold belt, and his matching helmet, pauldrons, and ragged cape are removable so you can display him as you like! Sculpted by Ikkei Jitsukata, Gorilla Grodd stands an 10 inches tall in the ARTFX+ 1/10 scale, and the magnets in his feet provide extra stability on his included display base. Unlike the other inhabitants of Gorilla City, however, Grodd also received telekinetic and telepathic powers! Unlike the other inhabitants of Gorilla City, however, Grodd also received incredible telekinetic and telepathic powers! That version of the character is now immortalized in the elite ARTFX+ series with this massive and mean presentation of Gorilla Grodd standing on two legs and bellowing into the air with the skull of one of his victims held aloft! Once a normal ape living in Africa, Grodd (along with his people) was given heightened intelligence by the pilot of a crashed alien starship. In the New 52 era of DC Comics Grodd was once again ruler of Gorilla City, and used the Scarlet Speedster's powers against him (unsuccessfully). The maniacal villain has an incredible sculpt covered in realistic long fur and the snarl on his face will stop heroes right in their tracks.

Key Features

• Unlike the other inhabitants of Gorilla City, however, Grodd also received telekinetic and telepathic powers!
• Kotobukiya's lineup of statues based on the superheroes and villains of DC Comics continues to grow, and following after Captain Cold is another of Flash's Rogues: GORILLA GRODD!
• Sculpted by Ikkei Jitsukata, Gorilla Grodd stands an 10 inches tall in the ARTFX+ 1/10 scale, and the magnets in his feet provide extra stability on his included display base.
• With those and his unchecked aggression the fearsome ape would attempt to take over world on more than one occasion, though his schemes are continually stopped by the Flash.
• In the New 52 era of DC Comics Grodd was once again ruler of Gorilla City, and used the Scarlet Speedster's powers against him (unsuccessfully).
• Once a normal ape living in Africa, Grodd (along with his people) was given heightened intelligence by the pilot of a crashed alien starship.