Whether you’re a fan of Peter #1, 2, or 3, Iron Studios has a webhead to fit your needs. The company’s Art Scale line of statues now offers up each Spider-Man who appeared in Sony’s Spider-Man: No Way Home.
The Art Scale statues are priced at $149.99 each. The height of each Peter varies from 7.4″ tall to 9.4″. They may not be the biggest Peters, but the detailing on these guys more than makes up for the lack of size. If you’re worried about width, the widest Peter measures 6.7″.
An official release date for the trio has not been finalized yet.
Using his refined and updated integrated/hybrid suit developed using Tony Stark’s technology, in the blue, red, and black colors with golden details, the youngest Peter Parker, original from this world in the MCU universe, nicknamed among his alternate older “brothers” as Peter-One, gets ready to jump for action on a pedestal formed of wood and metallic structures from a scaffold on the Liberty Island in New York.
Called “Peter-Three” by his allies, the young hero from an alternate universe embraces his role as the middle brother from the trio made of different versions of himself in another world. Ready and willing to aid his younger version and his slightly older version to face two of his biggest opponents, and other enemies still unknown to him, so that they can be returned each to their own universe, he is still haunted by his failure in saving his deceased girlfriend, Gwen Stacy.
Called “Peter-Two” by his allies, the most experienced arachnid hero comes from an alternate universe and joins the other versions of himself in another world, to aid his younger counterparts to face three of his most feared enemies and others yet unknown to him, and rescue and return each of them to their universe. Being the only one among them with organic webs instead of synthetic web-shooters like his alternate colleagues, with a strong sense of responsibility, he still feels guilty for indirectly causing his uncle’s death.
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[Source: Iron Studios]
[Source: Iron Studios]
[Source: Iron Studios]
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