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DC Multiverse Azrael in Batman Armor
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☆☆☆☆☆ 3.7/5
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This 7-inch scale DC Multiverse Azrael in Batman Armor figure is based on his look from the Batman: Curse of The White Knight comics.
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- No build-a-figure piece.
- No accessory information.
- Curse of the White Knight version
- Released in 2020.
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Frank
May 3, 2021 at 4:55 amThe poseability is really low with this action figure due to the conception (static belt and too large thigh armor).
The sculpt on my figure is a little messy on the head, (eyes are covered by black plastic)
The paintjob is lazy. 90% of the figure is simply the black plastic. A shading effect would have be really nice.
The likeness is far form the original design. The toys are many more details one the suit who kill the minimalist aspect of the artwork and add some gold piece.
LD3
October 8, 2020 at 9:18 amPoseability issues aside, this figure is stunning! McFarlane and crew continue to amaze with their attention to detail and clear understanding of the format. And who doesn’t love the new 7″ standard? This guy is a little top heavy which limits the ways he can stand, but he’s just so damn pretty that it doesn’t matter!