Wolverton Weirdos: Liz (figurine)
An original 1999 limited-edition cold-cast resin statue of Liz , authorized by the Basil Wolverton estate and published by Dark Horse Comics. Sculpted by Jean-Louis Crinon, this hand-painted statue faithfully captures the grotesque, highly detailed line work and lowbrow comix aesthetic characteristic of Wolverton’s classic 1950s illustrations.[gc/main]
Product Specifications
- Character: Liz
- Manufacturer: Dark Horse Comics
- Release Year: 1999
- Material: Heavy, cold-cast resin
- Edition Size: Strictly limited to 1,200 individually numbered pieces
Condition Report
- Statue Condition: Very Fine. The resin is entirely clean with no chips, cracks, or paint scuffs to the fragile tips, hair strands, or facial contours.
- Packaging: Includes the original full-color outer product box and custom-fit protective styrofoam inserts. The box shows light shelf wear along the edges but remains structurally sound.
- Edition Number: Hand-numbered #653/1200 on the underside of the base.
About Basil Wolverton
Basil Wolverton (1909–1978) was an American cartoonist and illustrator whose highly idiosyncratic, detailed, and preposterously detailed “spaghetti and meatball” style carved out a unique space in comic book history. Best known for his work in early horror comics, his iconic features in Mad magazine, and his legendary “Lena the Hyena” depiction for Al Capp’s Li’l Abner strip, Wolverton’s surreal, grotesque caricatures remain a foundational influence on the underground comix movement and modern lowbrow art culture.
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$ 55.00
