This thing is so bad. “It never was” good in the first place imo

InArt 2.0 and Hot Toys Interrogation versionI'm a little thankful that I don't have to be chasing this down.
OK, so, next Joker in 3... 2... 1...
This figure is definitely not for me, but this shot does stand out to me.
This figure is definitely not for me, but this shot does stand out to me.
I like how with the seamless neck that articulates at both the collarbone and the base of the skull, you can pull off poses like this where he juts his head forward. No other Ledger Joker figure has been able to do this, since the neck is always part of the sculpt.
I do think the sculpts would look better with heavier paint, as mentioned at proto stage, but I think the issue is the silicon simply won’t allow it.
You're right here it is side by side with the one you postedJND really do some strange and outlandish things, don't they?
In the comparison Diostar posted it looks to me like they've deliberately restyled the hair on the prototype to look as goofy and bouffy as possible, to make the final product look better by comparison. But the original prototype pictures didn't look like that. Did they think no one would notice?
Compare that to the pictures of the "prototype" on the left below...
It seems that they've just teased the hair out to make their own prototype hair-rooting look like crap, and make the production piece look like an amazing improvement. But it's... er... not exactly subtle, is it? Why are they like this?![]()
JND worst likeness...They all have their specific issues, but is JND...Best of the mass produced bunch?
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I literally feel like original HT BR joker has a better likeness overall than any of theseThey all have their specific issues, but is JND...Best of the mass produced bunch?
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