Both figures use the same mold and feature five points of articulation like vintage Star Wars figures. Their capes are stitched near the shoulders in a way the makes the cape raise up to points almost like a bat's wings. The paint is not quite as clean on the blue and gray figures. Notice how the top edge of his gloves are not painted blue like the other figures gloves are painted.
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those are pretty great- that Bruce Timm style fit the Dark Knight perfectly
ReplyDeleteHow can they be at the dollar store if they cost $6?
ReplyDeleteWe have two types of Dollar Stores. Places like Dollar Tree everything is a buck. Other places like Dollar General and Family Dollar everything is priced in even dollar amounts.
DeleteI have seen these along with The Joker and Two-Face.
ReplyDeleteWhile i'm not a big fan of the broad shouldered DC figures,these don't have the exaggerated skinny legs that come to a point.I like these and will def. be on the look out for them.Props to Dollar General for consistently putting out decent toys.Big Lots seems to be following suit.It's nice to have alternatives.
ReplyDeleteCool! Not bad for a dollar store action figure. I'll be on the look out for this one for sure.
ReplyDeleteAre those bootleg toys or real toys?
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