Superman fans are buzzing following a major announcement from Queen Studios. A new preview for the InArt Superman 1/6 figure has officially dropped, confirming that the definitive take on Christopher Reeve’s Man of Steel is finally ready for the spotlight.
A Tribute to the 1978 Classic
“All those things I can do. All those powers. And I couldn’t even save him.” That iconic, heartbreaking line from the original film sets the stage for InArt’s latest masterpiece. The company has built a reputation for hyper-realistic head sculpts and premium tailoring, and this Superman (1978) figure appears to be no exception.
By focusing on the likeness of Christopher Reeve, InArt is stepping into a space previously dominated by older releases. However, with modern advancements in “rooted hair” technology and seamless body construction, this new figure aims to capture the hope and majesty of the original cinematic superhero in ways never before possible.
Pre-Order and Livestream Information
Collectors won’t have to wait much longer to secure their piece of history. Pre-orders for the InArt Superman 1/6 figure are set to open on April 17, 2026, at 20:00 (GMT+8). To ensure you don’t miss out, the company has already opened an R.S.V.P. link for interested fans to receive direct notifications.
In addition to the pre-order launch, InArt will be hosting a dedicated livestream preview. This event will allow fans to see the figure in high definition, providing a closer look at the articulation, cape material, and the highly anticipated head sculpt.
Livestream Schedule:
- Dates: April 18–19, 2026
- Time: 16:00–18:00 (GMT+8)
- Platforms: Official InArt YouTube and TikTok channels
What to Expect from InArt
InArt is known for its magnetic base systems and high-quality fabric choices. For a character like Superman, the drape of the cape is essential. Early indications suggest that the tailoring will reflect the vibrant blue and red of the 1978 suit while maintaining a scale-accurate texture that avoids the “doll-like” appearance of lesser figures.
The 1/6 scale market is more competitive than ever, but InArt’s entry into the DC Universe has consistently pushed boundaries. Following their successful Joker and Batman releases, Superman was the logical next step. For DC fans, this is more than just a toy; it is a museum-grade representation of the actor who defined the role for generations.
Make sure to set your alarms for April 17. Given the demand for previous InArt releases, it is highly likely that initial batches will sell through quickly. Stay tuned to DC Collectors for more updates as we get closer to the full reveal and livestream event.
