Superman Resurrection 1:3 Scale Statue

Superman Resurrection 1:3 Scale Statue

Prime 1 Studio captures one of the most talked-about moments in modern superhero cinema with the Superman Resurrection 1:3 Scale Statue. Part of the Real Elite Masterline, this polystone centerpiece recreates Henry Cavill’s Man of Steel in his iconic black suit from Zack Snyder’s Justice League, reborn and rising with arms spread wide as if feeling the sun for the first time.

Design, Scale & Display Options

At approximately 37.4 inches (95 cm) tall, 20.86 inches (53 cm) wide, and 21.68 inches (55 cm) deep, this is a true one-third-scale showpiece. It weighs roughly 62.6 lbs (28.4 kg), so plan for a sturdy, dedicated display surface rather than a standard shelf. Few pieces in any Superman collection will command a room quite like this one, and it is best treated as the focal point everything else is arranged around. The open, arms-wide pose also means the statue reads clearly from across a room, so consider giving it space on both sides and a darker backdrop to let the LED base and the silhouette of the cape stand out.

Realism, Texture & Light

Prime 1 Studio’s portrait work is the headline. The Henry Cavill likeness captures the calm, determined expression of a Superman who has just come back from death, framed by his signature swept-back hair. The black suit is sculpted with a fine, textured pattern and a subtly raised silver-gray “S” shield, while a long cape drapes behind him to the base. That base is themed to the Kryptonian ship where Superman is revived, and it features LED illumination for the Mother Box and amniotic fluid effects, adding a glowing, cinematic accent that looks spectacular in a darkened room.

Who This Statue Is For

This statue is made for fans of the Snyder era, Henry Cavill admirers, and serious collectors who want a museum-grade centerpiece. It pairs beautifully with other Justice League and Man of Steel pieces, and it offers a dramatic counterpoint to classic red-and-blue Superman statues. A Deluxe Bonus Version with additional swap-out parts has also been offered for collectors who want even more display options.

The Black Suit in Comics & on Screen

Superman first appeared in Action Comics #1 (June 1938), created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. His black recovery suit traces back to the landmark 1990s “Death of Superman” saga: after dying in battle with Doomsday, Kal-El returned during the 1993 “Return of Superman” storyline wearing a black suit with a silver shield while his body regenerated. Zack Snyder paid homage to that look in Zack Snyder’s Justice League (2021), where the revived Superman dons the black suit before joining the fight against Steppenwolf. The moment became a fan favorite, and this statue freezes it in one-third scale.

Specifications (Highlights)

• Manufacturer: Prime 1 Studio
• Line: Real Elite Masterline – Zack Snyder’s Justice League
• Scale: 1:3
• Approx. size: H 37.4 in (95 cm) × W 20.86 in (53 cm) × D 21.68 in (55 cm)
• Approx. weight: 62.6 lbs (28.4 kg)
• Materials: Polystone with fabric cape
• Features: Henry Cavill likeness; Kryptonian ship-themed base with LED Mother Box and amniotic fluid effects
• Edition: Limited edition