DC SUPERHERO CHESS FIG COLL MAG SPECIAL (2020)

"Based on one of the most popular and acclaimed miniseries of all time, Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, this amazing special for the DC Chess Figurine Collection presents Batman and the Joker of the future. Sculpted to reflect the art style of the miniseries, these incredibly detailed hand-painted chess pieces of opposing kings come with an exclusive 20-page magazine that explores their shared history. The Batman and Joker pieces are superbly rendered, cast from a specially-formulated metalized resin and hand-painted by expert model makers. No collector of Eaglemoss' DC Chess Figurine Collection Magazine will want to miss out on these unique pieces for their chess set!"

"Batman's more popular than ever this year. This DC Chess Collection Special celebrates the Dark Knight and his connection to Gotham City and, what has become one of the icons of modern culture, the Bat-Signal. The Batman: Bat-Signal Special comes with a special one-off sculpt featuring the Dark Knight atop the Bat-Signal (hand painted and individually numbered). It is accompanied by a sixteen-page magazine detailing the history of Batman and the Bat-Signal from its first appearance in Detective Comics #60 (February 1942) through to the recent modern classic 'Night of the Owls'. It's essential reading for chess fans and comic fans everywhere."

"Two bitter enemies, Superman and Lex Luthor are like rival chess grandmasters who repeatedly match wits, each hoping to win a decisive victory. The Justice League chess set special features these two iconic characters in their variant costumes with Luthor in his deadly LexCorp Battle Suit and Superman in his Clark Kent guise. This two-pack also comes with a bonus magazine that reveals the backstory in the Superman/Lex Luthor conflict."

"Complete with a magazine detailing Superman's advnetures in the New 52 Universe, the latest DC Chess Collection Special depicts the Man of Steel in one of his most iconic poses, saving the citizens of Metropolis as he holds aloft the Daily Planet logo. The highly detailed, hand-painted figurine can be displayed on its own or as a corner piece sitting proudly on the DC Chess Collection's chessboard."