DC Superman- Red Son Real Action Heroes 1:6 and similar items

A Medicom import From the classic storyline by Mark Millar and Dave Johnson Figure stands 12" tall Boasts special muscle parts on Medicom' s RAH 301 Kai body Interchangeable hands and display stand included So, imagine if the Man of Steel crash-landed in the Soviet bloc of the U.S.S.R instead of some Kansas cornfield? Then picture him popping up as a super-slick sixth scale collectible action figure? Mind blown, fully possible. Medicom has managed to whip up this DC Superman Red Son Real Action Heroes 1:6 Scale Figure based on Mark Millar and Dave Johnson?s Superman: Red Son comic book mini-series by DC Comics. Standing 12-inches tall with mucho muscle, interchangeable hands and a display stand so you can pose him in super-heroic style, this Soviet Superman action figure comes dressed in his blue and red suit, but replaces the S on his chest with a sickle. Pretty sick, right? From MEDICOM Toy. Based on DC Comics' 2003 Superman: Red Son, here's MEDICOM's Real Action Heroes version of what the Man of Steel might have been like had he crash-landed in the U.S.S.R., not the U.S., as a baby! Measuring approximately 12" tall, the figure includes additional muscles on the RAH 301 Kai body, interchangeable hands and a display stand.