DC COMICS POWER GIRL BISHOUJO

Coming up next in the DC Comics Bishoujo Collection (combining DC’s superheroines and villains with traditional Japanese stylings) is the mighty Kryptonian from Earth Two, POWER GIRL!  First appearing in All Star Comics in 1976, Kara Zor-L was sent to Earth just like her cousin Kal, and she too became a costumed superhero.  Taking the alter ego Karen Starr, Power Girl fought crime and supervillains alongside the Justice Society of America, eventually crossing over to Earth-One.  One of the most popular female characters in comics, and voted among the sexiest, Power Girl finally joins the exclusive ranks of the DC Bishoujo ladies based on an original interpretation by Shunya Yamashita.

Embodying both beauty and strength, Power Girl shows off her muscles while striking a pose. Power Girl wears her iconic white, red, and blue costume with all of the details you’ve come to know and love from the comics. Kotobukiya’s fine craftsmanship is apparent in the details of the super heroine’s costume and physique, as well as in the subtleties of the unseen breeze. Of course, no statue would be complete without a Bishoujo-inspired face, and Power Girl’s is not one to miss!

Standing nearly 9 inches tall (1/7 scale) on an exclusive display base, Power Girl was sculpted by Tsukada Takashi (GILL GILL). The powerful beauty is a striking addition to your collection, and she’s the perfect complement to other DC Comics Bishoujo statues like Supergirl, Batgirl, or the upcoming Huntress!

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