Epic Creations Black Cat 1/4 Statue: 80 Units, NSFW and SFW

Black Cat holds a strange position in Marvel’s catalogue.

She is a supporting character who outsells plenty of leads.

Felicia Hardy has never headlined a film, never carried a solo run of the scale Marvel gives its flagship heroes, and never needed to.

Collectors buy her anyway, consistently, and in numbers that surprise anyone who only follows the films.

The Epic Creations Black Cat 1/4 Statue arrives into that demand as a run of 80 pieces.

It also offers two versions, and the difference between them matters more than the price gap suggests.

Why Black Cat Keeps Selling

Marvel merchandise follows films and series closely, which usually leaves supporting characters behind.

Black Cat breaks that pattern because her appeal never depended on a movie.

She works as a thief, an antagonist and an occasional ally, and that flexibility keeps her in print across decades of comics. Readers who grew up with her still buy her.

Artists also enjoy drawing her, which matters more than it sounds. A character who has been interpreted by a long list of strong artists builds a visual identity that survives any single adaptation.

Statues benefit from that. Collectors already know what a good Black Cat looks like.

Scale Notes Before You Order

The listing describes this piece as 1/4 scale and records a height range of 26–35 cm.

Those two figures do not usually go together. A true quarter-scale figure of an adult character normally lands in the 40–50 cm bracket.

That does not mean the statue has a problem. Plenty of studio releases carry a scale label that reflects the character’s proportion rather than the total height, particularly when the base adds most of the vertical space.

It does mean you should treat the centimetres as the reliable number.

Measure your shelf against 35 cm, not against a quarter of a person.

Two Versions Explained

Epic Creations offers the statue in NSFW and SFW configurations.

The sculpt stays the same. The difference sits in the presentation.

That distinction matters twice over. It decides how the piece reads on a shelf in a shared room. It also decides how the listing photographs, because the two versions look similar at a glance.

Anyone buying for a family-friendly display should confirm which configuration they select. Anyone buying specifically for the adult-oriented version should do exactly the same.

Eighty Units

The edition caps at 80 pieces worldwide.

For a Marvel character with a broad international audience, that counts as a small run.

Marvel statues at this price point usually reach several hundred units or more, which gives collectors time to think. A run of 80 does not.

Pre-orders also open at a deposit, which softens the entry cost without lengthening the window.

Resin and Finished Detail

Resin suits this character better than PVC does.

Black Cat’s costume design lives in its surfaces: the fur trim, the gloves, the texture across the suit, and the contrast between matte fabric and glossy elements.

Resin holds those distinctions. Pre-painted PVC tends to even them out.

That is the technical argument for the material. It is also the reason collectors who display adult-oriented resin work keep buying it despite the price and the shipping weight.

Display Planning

A 26–35 cm statue fits most cabinets, which is one advantage of a piece that sits inside the standard range.

Lighting still decides how it reads.

The palette here runs light against black, which punishes hard, warm light. A neutral, diffused source keeps the white elements accurate and stops the dark suit from collapsing into a single shape.

Place it at or slightly below eye level. Looking up at a piece this size flattens the silhouette.

If you keep a cabinet light on permanently, check the colour temperature first. A cold white works better here than a warm one.

Price, Deposit and Payment

Pre-orders run from a $419 deposit against a $1,192 full payment.

That places the piece in the upper bracket of resin statue pricing, which is where an 80-unit Marvel run normally sits.

The deposit route reserves a unit now and settles the balance later, which is how most collectors approach a release this limited.

Freight on a resin statue of this size is a separate line item, and it varies by destination, so plan for it rather than assuming it away.

How to Photograph a Black Cat Statue

Black and white statues rank among the hardest subjects in the hobby to photograph well.

A camera meter reads the dark suit and lightens the whole frame, which turns the whites into grey mush. Meter for the white elements instead, and let the black sections fall dark.

Diffused light beats a direct flash every time. A flash highlights the suit and burns out the fur trim in the same exposure.

Shoot slightly below the eye line if you want the pose to read as imposing, and slightly above if you want it to read as elegant.

These are also the settings that make the piece look best on a shelf, which is the practical reason to care. A statue that photographs poorly usually sits in bad light.

Who This Statue Is For

Anyone comparing this with other Marvel resin work should check the full gallery first. The Black Cat 1/4 Statue reads differently from every angle, and the Black Cat 1/4 Statue listing carries more views than the previews here.

Comics-first Marvel collectors will get the most from it, because the appeal here depends on the character rather than on any screen appearance.

It also suits anyone who already owns a Spider-Man statue and wants the other half of that relationship on the same shelf.

And for collectors whose displays already lean toward adult-oriented resin work, the two-version structure lets you choose the presentation that matches the rest of the cabinet.

Bring Black Cat Home

If this belongs in your Marvel display, you can compare the NSFW and SFW versions and reserve one of the 80 units on the product page.

See the Epic Creations Black Cat 1/4 Statue on TopGK

Would you display this Black Cat statue beside a Spider-Man piece, or give her a shelf of her own?