Wall-Crawling Spider-Man

From 27abyss Studio

$459

Version

Classic Red and Blue
Negative Space
Metallic

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CharacterSpider-Man · Spider-Man

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INFORMATION

Dimensions

Height: 63 cm / 24.8 in
Width: 34 cm / 13.4 in
Depth: 30 cm / 11.8 in

Configurations

Romita Sr. style head sculpt
McFarlane style head sculpt
Mark Bagley style head sculpt
Alternate head display stand
Shattered brick and concrete wall base
Exposed reinforcement details
Web-secured backpack detail on reverse
Classic red and blue color option
Negative Space color option
Metallic color option

Material & Packaging

Material: Not specified
Packaging: Not specified

Other

Scale: 1/4
Studio: 27Abyss Studio
Edition Size: 50 pieces
Estimated Shipment: Q1 2027
Series: Marvel Spider-Man

VIDEO

ABOUT

Wall-Crawling Spider-Man captures the hero braced against a shattered masonry wall, one knee raised as he prepares to move. At 1/4 scale, 27Abyss Studio builds the composition around deep brickwork, fractured concrete, exposed reinforcement, and three artist-inspired portraits. Its strong vertical silhouette and interchangeable expressions give the piece lasting presence without demanding excessive shelf width.

CHARACTER ORIGIN

Wall-Crawling Spider-Man holds the split second between concealment and motion, with his body compressed against a damaged wall and ready to spring. The pose distills the character's agility into a tense, readable silhouette rather than a full attack. 27Abyss Studio stages the figure against layered brick, cracked concrete, and exposed reinforcement, while the Romita Sr., McFarlane, and Mark Bagley style portraits let collectors shift the visual era of the display.