• A Kotobukiya Japanese import.
• Part of the Marvel X Bishoujo Collection (combining Marvel Comics' iconic super-heroines and villains with traditional Japanese stylings).
• Depicts the resourceful and powerful heroine of the Fantastic Four.
• Original character reinterpretation by illustrator Shunya Yamashita.
• Stands just over 9" tall (in the current Marvel X Bishoujo 1/7 scale).

• Imported from USA.

Sue Storm as a bishoujo statue! The Invisible Woman looks even better in plain view! Based on an original character reinterpretation by Shunya Yamashita. Reed Richards loves this makeover, and so will you. Get her before she disappears! Get her before she disappears! The remarkable Marvel Bishoujo collection, combining iconic superheroines and villains with traditional Japanese stylings, is back and better than ever with none other than the Fantastic Four's own Invisible Woman! Sue Storm, aka Invisible Woman, stands just over 9-inches tall in 1:7 scale on a highly unusual georama base depicting the hand of the gigantic green monster from the cover of Fantastic Four #1 'The Mole Man's Monster.' She comes to you in the Japanese bishoujo (pretty girl) style, based on an original character reinterpretation by illustrator Shunya Yamashita. Reed Richards loves this makeover, and so will you! In that series' first issue in 1961, Sue Storm was a member of Reed Richards' doomed spaceflight that encountered cosmic radiation, imbuing the four humans onboard with strange abilities. With powers of invisibility and force-field creation, Sue became the Invisible Woman (though at first she was the InvisibleGirl) and a core member of the Fantastic Four. The team's battles and triumphs over the years have made her into a top-notch superhero, beloved the world over.