Sideshow Collectibles’ massive booth displays are always one of the highlights of San Diego Comic-Con. And though there isn’t a physical Comic-Con this year, Sideshow is keeping tradition alive by hosting a virtual “Sideshow Con” from July 20-25. In addition to various sales and giveaways, Sideshow is offering a new glimpse at some truly amazing collectibles in the works.
From a long-awaited new Silver Surfer statue to the triumphant return of the Star Wars Mythos line, check out the slideshow gallery below to see all the new reveals from Sideshow Con. We’ll continue to update the gallery as more announcements are made.
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The Silver Surfer Maquette is easily among the most heavily anticipated Sideshow pieces in a long time, This is Sideshow’s first time revisiting that character since the Silver Surfer Comiquette released in 2009. The long-running feud between Marvel and Fox over the X-Men and Fantastic Four properties no doubt played a part in that long drought, but at least Sideshow is making up for lost time now.
Sideshow and Hot Toys are clearly focusing a great deal on The Clone Wars and The Mandalorian when it comes to future Star Wars releases. Sideshow recently revived the Mythos line of 1:5 scale statues, and now we’ve gotten our first glimpse of the new Obi-Wan Kenobi statue. Whereas the previous Obi-Wan Mythos statue and 1:6 scale figure were inspired by his time on Tatooine, this new statue depicts Master Kenobi in his Clone Wars armor.
Sideshow is hardly the only company teasing some major new releases during Comic-Con. Recently we’ve also gotten a glimpse of a massive Marvel Legends Sentinel figure and a hilarious Hot Wheels tribute to an iconic Avengers: Endgame scene.
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Be sure to check out our breakdown of the 24 coolest exclusive collectibles at this year’s Comic-Con.
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Source: IGN.com Star Wars: Sideshow Goes Big on New Clone Wars Collectibles