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Summary

Based on the Golden Age art style, especially Dick Sprang's 1950s influence, this Joker figure features three interchangeable heads with different hair and a wired long coat suit tailored in period-accurate colors. It includes a minimal but distinctive accessory set such as a buzzer hand, Joker card hand, a hat, Gotham City Police badge with acid effect, and a unique spring buckle utility belt. Despite its simpler accessory load and lower price point, the figure offers versatile display options with multiple head and hand combinations reflecting the classic era aesthetic.

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Reviews

Pros

  • Inspired by Golden Age and 1950’s Joker art, especially Dick Sprang
  • Three distinct head sculpts with interchangeable hair and a hat for multiple display options
  • Five pairs of hands including special ones with buzzer and Joker card
  • Accessories include Gotham City Police badge with acid effect, Joker utility belt with two buckle styles, and a newspaper
  • Wired long coat enhances poseability and display
  • Accessories attached to hands to prevent loss and ease of use
  • Tailored suit with accurate fabric and color matching the era

Cons

  • Minimal accessory count compared to other figures in the line
  • Some accessories (spring buckle) considered questionable or gimmicky
  • Lower price point ($90) corresponds with reduced content, which may disappoint collectors used to more elaborate sets