Lobo Unleashed — DC Comics — Art Scale 1:10 Statue

Lobo Unleashed — DC Comics — Art Scale 1:10

Iron Studios lets the Main Man off the leash with the Lobo Unleashed — DC Comics — Art Scale 1:10, a comic-inspired take on DC’s most infamous bounty hunter. Where many Lobo collectibles lean on vehicles or elaborate scenes, this hand-painted polystone statue keeps the spotlight on the character himself, captured mid-action in a dynamic, aggressive pose.

Design, Scale & Display Options

The statue stands approximately 9.7 inches (24.6 cm) tall, 7.2 inches (18.3 cm) wide, and 6.4 inches (16.3 cm) deep, making it slightly larger than many pieces in the Art Scale 1:10 line. Lobo is sculpted with the exaggerated, heavily muscled proportions that comic artists have favored for decades, along with his wild black hair, chalk-white skin, red eyes, and classic biker gear. Straps, buckles, and chains add texture to the costume, and a detailed themed base gives the composition a strong foundation and plenty of shelf presence for its size.

Comic Energy in Polystone

The “Unleashed” name fits the sculpt. The pose leans into motion, with the body twisting and the limbs extended as if Lobo is charging straight at his next target. That sense of movement keeps the statue lively from multiple angles, and Iron Studios’ hand-painted finish adds depth to the skin tones, leather, and metal details. The result feels like a panel lifted from a classic Lobo comic and translated into three dimensions.

Compared with the live-action version from the Supergirl film, this statue embraces the over-the-top comic look that made the character a fan favorite. Displayed side by side, the two Art Scale releases make an excellent pair that shows how the same character translates across media.

Who This Statue Is For

This statue is a strong choice for longtime comic readers who prefer the classic, exaggerated look of the character, and for collectors building a DC villains or antiheroes shelf in 1:10 scale. Its moderate size and approachable price point make it an easy addition for newer collectors, while its dynamic pose and detailed paint make it satisfying for veteran fans who already own larger Lobo pieces. It also makes an ideal companion to the live-action Supergirl version, letting collectors show the comic and film takes on the character side by side at the same scale.

Lobo in Comics

Created by Roger Slifer and Keith Giffen, Lobo first appeared in The Omega Men #3 in 1983. He was originally conceived as a parody of grim, violent antiheroes, but readers embraced him, and his popularity exploded with the 1990 miniseries Lobo: The Last Czarnian by Keith Giffen and Alan Grant, with art by Simon Bisley. As the last of the Czarnians, Lobo can regenerate from almost any injury, rides a souped-up Spacehog motorcycle, and takes bounties across the galaxy. His crude humor and unstoppable attitude remain the heart of the character, and this statue captures that spirit.

Specifications (Highlights)

• Manufacturer: Iron Studios
• Line: Art Scale 1:10 – DC Comics
• Scale: 1:10
• Approx. size: H 9.7 in (24.6 cm) × W 7.2 in (18.3 cm) × D 6.4 in (16.3 cm)
• Materials: Hand-painted polystone
• Pose: Dynamic comic-inspired action pose
• Base: Detailed themed base
• Release: 2026