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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Pop Culture Action Comics #1 - Action Sedan DC Comics
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Pop Culture Action Comics #1 - Action Sedan DC Comics
14,99 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Pop Culture - DC Comics
Action Comics #1 - Action Sedan
HVJ50
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The Hot Wheels Action Comics #1 – Action Sedan, product number HVJ50, is a 1:64 scale collectible model from the Hot Wheels Premium line, released in 2024 as part of the Pop Culture: Action Comics #1 series. This car is intended for collectors of licensed models, fans of DC comics and Superman, and enthusiasts looking for pieces with pop-culture roots for their display cases.
The Action Comics #1 Sedan casting was designed for Mattel by Chris Colangelo and debuted in 2018 as a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive. The casting replicates the sedan depicted on the cover of Action Comics #1, which resembles a 1938 Chevrolet sedan. The HVJ50 model features a glossy green finish, detailed headlights, taillights, and door handles, as well as black speed lines on the sides of the body, taken directly from the comic cover. The base is made of raw ZAMAC, the windows are tinted smoke, and the interior is red. The model rolls on signature wheels with green rims, yellow hubs, and white sidewalls (DDRR code). The country of manufacture is Indonesia.
The model was created under a DC Comics license and pays tribute to Action Comics #1, an issue published on April 18, 1938, by National Allied Publications, the predecessor to DC Comics. This is where Superman, created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, made his debut. The iconic cover shows Superman lifting a car over his head—the very vehicle this casting replicates. The issue is widely considered the birth of the superhero genre and the most valuable comic book in the world: in January 2026, a copy graded CGC 9.0 sold for 15 million dollars, and it is estimated that only 50–100 original copies survive to this day.
The Hot Wheels Action Comics #1 – Action Sedan HVJ50 is a unique addition to any display case—it replicates the car from the most famous cover in comic book history, and licensed models from the Pop Culture line are released in limited production runs.
FAQ
Which car does this casting replicate?
The sedan from the cover of Action Comics #1—a car resembling a 1938 Chevrolet sedan.
Where do the black lines on the sides of the model come from?
These are speed lines transferred directly from the artwork on the comic cover.
Who designed this casting for Hot Wheels?
The casting was designed by Chris Colangelo and debuted in 2018 as a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive.
The Action Comics #1 Sedan casting was designed for Mattel by Chris Colangelo and debuted in 2018 as a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive. The casting replicates the sedan depicted on the cover of Action Comics #1, which resembles a 1938 Chevrolet sedan. The HVJ50 model features a glossy green finish, detailed headlights, taillights, and door handles, as well as black speed lines on the sides of the body, taken directly from the comic cover. The base is made of raw ZAMAC, the windows are tinted smoke, and the interior is red. The model rolls on signature wheels with green rims, yellow hubs, and white sidewalls (DDRR code). The country of manufacture is Indonesia.
The model was created under a DC Comics license and pays tribute to Action Comics #1, an issue published on April 18, 1938, by National Allied Publications, the predecessor to DC Comics. This is where Superman, created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, made his debut. The iconic cover shows Superman lifting a car over his head—the very vehicle this casting replicates. The issue is widely considered the birth of the superhero genre and the most valuable comic book in the world: in January 2026, a copy graded CGC 9.0 sold for 15 million dollars, and it is estimated that only 50–100 original copies survive to this day.
The Hot Wheels Action Comics #1 – Action Sedan HVJ50 is a unique addition to any display case—it replicates the car from the most famous cover in comic book history, and licensed models from the Pop Culture line are released in limited production runs.
FAQ
Which car does this casting replicate?
The sedan from the cover of Action Comics #1—a car resembling a 1938 Chevrolet sedan.
Where do the black lines on the sides of the model come from?
These are speed lines transferred directly from the artwork on the comic cover.
Who designed this casting for Hot Wheels?
The casting was designed by Chris Colangelo and debuted in 2018 as a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive.