The translucent shiny cape works well too. The silver White Knight Azrael looks great with metallic finish, like a poseable pewter figurine made large. Rounding out the box come two gold label repaints of previous figures.
The layered costume doesn’t quite have the fluidity of pose that the game model invariably can. The Nightwing figure hilariously and accurately captures Dick Grayson’s uncanny valley look from the game. In the meantime, Hood looks good with She-Spawn’s guns. There oughta be more than a couple in this Bat-family heavy line. Fortunately, many DC Multiverse figures can swap hands, so if you want Jason to hold two, go looking for other black-gloved characters. Even as he still wears ammo clips on his butt.Įven with the new non-DC weapons pack, Red Hood can’t hold two guns, because he only includes one trigger-finger hand. McFarlane gave him alternate “finger guns” hands. WB rules being what they are, he can’t have them. In the game, Red Hood packs two non-lethal pistols. The latter includes a different trading card. Red Hood, as seen in the Gotham Knights video game, came to us in two versions: regular, and unpainted Artist Proof. RELATED: Toy Review: McFarlane Toys’ The Batman and His Batcycles Like many of McFarlane’s earlier figures, she sports evident, exposed wrist ball joints, but on her slenderer arms, they’re less of an issue.
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She includes a grapnel launcher and a Batarang shaped like the Silver Age/1989 movie poster logo.
Her legs seem proportionately long, but the color scheme really pops. The Three Jokers Batgirl is a slight resculpt/repaint of McFarlane Toys’ very first Batgirl figure. Like maybe Batman broke his bone and it reset off-center. He stands fine, but it looks a little anatomically weird. One point of interest on this Joker is his curvy left leg. Per WB rules, he comes with a crowbar, but that trigger finger begs for something else. It’s creepy AF, and an appropriate rendition of the character, using a new sculpt. But like the Pennywise head in NECA’s accessory set, this Joker has some help with a specific color scheme. The hat’s permanently attached, and creates some natural shade. The Killing Joke), shadows are literally painted on his face, to make his hat shade even creepier. Lit from different angles, Swamp Things sculpt creates nifty shadows. Switch either of his regular hands for it. The alternate, swap-out spike hand looks great, however.
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