We will be receiving the following restocks in our Raffles, Suntec and Plaza shops on 14th March after respective delivery times (1.30pm RP, 3pm PS). Do take note new items will not be sent to our Suntec branch

Bowen Statues

BD901459 Professor X Statue

BD901476 Polaris Statue

BD901473 Thor Classic Action Statue

Iron Man Bust Space Armor Version

Iron Man Bust - Hydro Version

X-23 Statue Exclusive

LEGO

LEGO 9493 X-wing Starfighter

Darkchylde was launched as a comic book property to immediate success in the summer of 1996. The book shot to the # 1 hottest comics spot in Wizard, where it stayed for nine months collectively in both Wizard and Combo magazines.[citation needed] The book outsold Spider-man, Hulk, Superman and Batman in America, and quickly garnered an unusually large female following, in stark contrast to the traditionally male comic book market . The success of the books spawned a line of best selling trading cards, action figures, skateboards, lunch-boxes, lithos, apparel, and mini-bust statues.[citation needed]

When the book was launched overseas to foreign audiences, it quickly became Panini Publishing's best selling title, overselling all of their classic super heroes titles, including both Spider-man and the X-men.[citation needed]

Wizard magazine released Darkchylde # 1/2, a mail order only comic that outsold all of their previous mail order comics.[citation needed]

Creator Randy Queen crafted Darkchylde Entertainment with partner Sarah Oates and launched "Dreams of the Darkchylde" #1. It was the #1 best selling independent title offered that month in Previews,[citation needed] the magazine for comic distribution orders.

In a second interview with Nicholas Yanes from scifipulse.net Queen revealed that Darkchylde would appear in comic book after several years of absence. This comic book would be a one-shot crossover titled "The Darkness/ Darkchylde: Kingdom Pain" and scheduled to come out in December 2009. In addition to containing a new story feature Darkchylde, this one-shot also contained preview art for Randy Queen's next comic book title "Starfall."[2]

Darkchylde is the story of Ariel Chylde, a cursed teen who can become the creatures from her many nightmares, and then must save her small town from the forces of darkness she's set free.

Here are the before and after pics of my Starfire statue. I wasn't in no rush to complete the paint job but since I'm on spring break, I decided to finish painting her outfit. I used metallic amethyst color for her outfit because I was not too crazy about the blue-ish purple outfit.

Before


After