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Scorpion Spine Fatality 11.75x36

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$26.8 $40 In stock

This limited edition print, titled "Scorpion Spine Fatality 11.75x36," captures a striking Mortal Kombat-inspired design. Produced by Cody James by Cody, it is part of a series of spine portrait artwork, offering a bold addition for fans of the franchise.

  • Limited edition of 50 prints
  • Premium archival paper and ink for lasting quality
  • Measures 11.75x36 inches, ideal for display
  • Features a dramatic Scorpion-themed design from the Mortal Kombat universe
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William ★★★★★

The 11.75x36 size is way bigger than I expected from the listing photos, and the spine portrait detail holds up close. Framed it for my game room and it's already the first thing everyone comments on.

Victoria ★★★★★

Hung this above my desk and the spine portrait format looks way better in person than I expected. The limited edition numbering on the back is a nice touch too. Colors are sharp and it arrived without any bends in the print.

Richard ★★★★★

The 11.75x36 size makes it a real statement piece on my hallway wall, way more imposing than I expected from a print. Spine portrait lineup is such a clever way to frame the character, and the colors pop without looking washed out in person.