AQUAMAN Movie Character Statues Give Us A First Glimpse Of Black Manta's Full Costume
Images and promo videos for three official Aquaman movie character statues have found their way online, and they give us a first look at the full costume that'll be worn by the villainous Black Manta...
The recent Aquaman stills that were released by EW provided us a with a glimpse of Black Manta's helmet, but now we have a much better idea of how the villain's entire costume will be depicted in James Wan's upcoming DC movie.
Promo images and videos for statues of Manta (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), Mera (Amber Heard) and The King of Atlantis himself (Jason Momoa) have debuted online via the DC Collectables YouTube channel, and they confirm that, a few small alternations aside, David Hyde's outfit will be about as comic-accurate as you can get.
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Aquaman
He’s the King of Atlantis, possesses superhuman strength, and a founding member of the Justice League. This fall, he’s coming on land to grace the silver screen. This deluxe polyresin statue puts Aquaman at the ready and is highly detailed to resemble his big screen counterpart in Jason Momoa.
DC Collectibles is not responsible if your fish try to communicate telepathically with this epic piece.
Mera
Mera debuted in the Silver Age of comics and is now headed to the Silver Screen, portrayed with equal parts elegance and toughness by Amber Heard.
This sculpting evokes the dynamic grace of Mera as she emerges from the sea, ready for anything the surface or oceans would put in her way.
Black Manta
While he may lack the Atlantean ability to breathe underwater, the suit more than makes up for it. Black Manta is heavily armed with swords, guns, and optic laser blasts – that’s a deadly arsenal for any villain, let alone one as technologically savvy and strategic as Black Manta.
Meticulously modeled after the film’s design of this legendary villain, this striking and sinister statue will turn heads as Manta brings Doom to the halls of your home or office.
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