The teaser picture above was shown just before NYCC 2012 starts, and we saw it been displayed at the Kotobukiya booth at NYCC 2012 which I also shared here. Followed after the Flash, the next "New 52 Justice League" ARTFX+ Statue is none other then the Aquaman!
Standing at approx 8" tall, this Aquaman ARTFX+ statue should be available by April 2013 according to source.
"A Kotobukiya Japanese import! Kotobukiya's line of DC Comics "New 52" ARTFX+ Statues continues, capturing the new looks and costumes of heroes in the Justice League. Joining the previously release Superman, Green Lantern, and Flash is the half-Atlantean Aquaman! A former ruler of Altantis who seeks to defend the world both above and below the waves, Arthur Curry is a powerful warrior and leader. While it has been revealed that he has had previous adventures with other teams, Aquaman's first major public appearance in the relaunched New 52 country was in the pages of Justice League, joining the other heroes against Darkseid and his forces.
The current incarnation of Aquaman makes the character larger than life, with strength, intelligence, and powers that make him a valued member of the Justice League. Arthur appears here in the ARTFX+ line up with a fantastic representation of those heroic ideals, standing with all of the quiet grace of an otherworldly ruler. Aquaman's iconic costume is captured with every fine detail from the intricate overlapping scales of his metallic orange armor to the creases and pointed fins on his green pants and gloves. The muscular aquatic hero holds his mighty trident in his right hand, calmly staring down the threats arrayed before him under his wavy blonde hair.
Standing nearly 8 inches tall (in the ARTFX+ 1/10th scale), Aquaman was sculpted by master artist Goutaro Takeuchi (Atelier Bamboo). Like the other Justice League members Aquaman has magnets in his feet for perfect stability on the included display base, and he'll look great displayed on your shelf by himself or alongside his teammates." From Kotobukiya's Facebook
Source from: Kotobukiya (Facebook) and Toyark
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