Weta Workshop - Vinyl Figures - Lore Olympus - Persephone - COLLECTIBLES - Multicolor

We’ve been crafting something truly divine in collaboration with artist and writer Rachel Smythe. An unprecedented fusion of creativity from the world of Lore Olympus that promises to be an enchanting addition to your collection and a momentous occasion for fans of Weta Workshop and the webtoon alike. For over 30 years, Weta Workshop has been bringing imaginary worlds to life, from film and television to art exhibits and collectibles, all from a little place in the corner of the world called New Zealand. So, when we heard about a fellow New Zealand artist making a splash on the international stage by crafting her own imaginary world, we couldn’t wait to reach out and join forces. Rachel Smythe’s webtoon Lore Olympus has captivated viewers from all over the globe, resonating deeply with its explorations of relationships, ideals, and social hierarchies. That’s why we are supremely honoured to be part of the journey, helping to bring these memorable characters and moments off the page and onto your shelves. In the shadowy realms of the underworld, where even the rays of Apollo dare not tread, there is little to lift one's spirits. Burdened by an ever-growing legion of souls to shepherd, countless creatures to command, and a celestial family tree that’s more twisted than a labyrinth, Hades finds himself dulled by an exquisite blend of melancholy and suppressed yearnings. That is, until one fateful night, when a tempestuous young goddess bursts into his life, uninvited and utterly irresistible... Weta Workshop has taken on the challenge of translating Hades, the enigmatic ruler of the underworld, from his 2D origins into a breathtaking 3D masterpiece. Captured at the very beginning of his journey, this figure embodies the melancholic yet curious side of Hades, a god whose shadowy existence is suddenly illuminated by the arrival of the bright and radiant Persephone

Poison Ivy is more than a simple Super-Villain. She's a complex creature, often appearing more plant than human. While her objective of saving the planet from mankind's pollutants and deforestation is a noble one, the means by which she works towards that goal are borderline insane, making her another formidable figure in Batman's Rogues Gallery.

The sequel to "Batman" pits the caped crusader against his most fiendish opponents yet: the evil Penguin and the sinuous and mysterious Catwoman.