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The McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Batman: Noel Figure Review: A Heroic Comeback!

Batman: Noel action figure perched on a rooftop ledge, overlooking a detailed cityscape, showcasing dynamic posing and McFarlane Toys' intricate sculpt and design

Ladies, gentlemen, and collectors of all persuasions, buckle up, because McFarlane Toys has swooped in with a figure that’s here to save the day. That’s right, folks, after blessing us (insert sarcastic eyebrow raise here) with the green version of Batman: Noel, they’ve finally decided to get their act together. This time, it’s in his iconic colors, and let me tell you, it’s a real Gotham knight in shining armor. But is it worth emptying your Bat-wallet…again? Let’s find out.


First Impressions: Sculpt and Design

When you first lay eyes on this figure, it’s like a Batarang straight to the heart. The sculpt? Sharp enough to make your old action figures weep with envy. The design? Pure comic book goodness. From the textured suit to the brooding cowl, McFarlane has nailed the vibe of Batman: Noel. And those iconic black-and-gray colors? Finally, justice has been served.

If you’re still hanging onto the green variant, I’ve got one word for you: upgrade.


The Cape Crusader’s Game-Changer

Now let’s talk about the cape, oh the glorious cape. It’s cloth, it’s wired, and it’s a game-changer. Whether you want to recreate Batman soaring over Gotham or standing like a shadowy sentinel, this cape’s got you covered (pun intended). It’s flexible, not bulky, and it makes posing this figure a breeze. Honestly, it feels like the kind of accessory Bruce Wayne himself would approve of.


Striking a Pose: Posing and Articulation

This figure poses like a pro. Action-packed stances? Check. Brooding hero shots? Double check. McFarlane nailed the articulation here, making it easy to bring Batman to life on your shelf or in your next epic photo shoot. If you’re into toy photography, this figure is practically screaming, “Take me to the rooftops!”


The Extras: A Mixed Bag

Let’s dig into the accessories. You get a display base, a trading card, extra hands, and a binocular hand, solid extras for any collector. However, let’s be real here: those binoculars could’ve used a bit of paint, and an equal set of hands for both sides would’ve been nice. Small gripes, sure, but when you’re this close to perfection, the details matter.


Final Verdict: Is It Worth It?

So, is the Batman: Noel figure worth your hard-earned cash? In a word: yes. This figure is what the green variant should’ve been all along. It’s comic-accurate, stunningly designed, and packed with enough features to make any Batman fan smile.

Sure, it’s frustrating that this wasn’t the first release—but hey, McFarlane Toys seems to know how to right their wrongs. If you missed out the first time, this is your chance to bring Gotham’s finest to your collection.

 

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