LEGO artist Nathan Swaya will be displaying his Superman and Green Lantern sculptures at the upcoming Hero Complex Film Festival in Los Angeles. Sawaya is among the world's most respected LEGO artists, with works currently on exhibit in Paris and Melbourne. 

Fans at the Hero Complex can pose for photos with Superman and GL while listening to announcements from Geoff Johns and Jim Lee that purportedly will be even more earth-shattering and controversial than what we've been hearing from DC these past few weeks - I honestly can't imagine anything more shocking than that Teen Titans cover, but thankfully Superman and GL will be on hand - in brick form, anyway - to handle any reboot announcement-related chaos.

This breathtakingly realistic sculpture of Christopher Reeve in Superman attire is built to scale - it's a Reeve-sized 6'4" of statue that comes so close to the real thing it's downright eerie.

But, also awesome. The statue, by sculptor Mike Hill, will be appearing at the upcoming Hero Complex Film Festival in Los Angeles.

From the L.A. Times:

"This figure was sculpted in clay from various stills of Mr. Reeve," Hill said. "The sculpture was then reproduced in silicone rubber and fiberglass. The skin is painted in layers to reflect human skin tones. The acrylic eyes are custom made to match Reeves' own. Each hair is punched [into place] one at a time. The costume is an exact replica of the original."