where did you find that other Batman image?
I'm still curious if the suit is a full body rubber suit like the old Batmans or if they're trying something new, the torso arm just doesn't look like rubber, but yet, the arms definitely do in some shots.
Durable, good looking and QC issue free is all I ask for, how they get there, I don't care.
Not that it's a concern for me when it comes to this figure, but I was curious did the actual costume in the 89 film have a texture to it like HT has given it? I was always under the impression it was a smooth matte finish.
The cape was quite textured, the cowl was textured under the right lighting, his armor was smooth.
Not that it's a concern for me when it comes to this figure, but I was curious did the actual costume in the 89 film have a texture to it like HT has given it? I was always under the impression it was a smooth matte finish.
It literally looks like you could take the mask off and have a 1/6 Michael Keaton underneath it. This is probably the best cowl/mask sculpt I've ever seen.
Hot Toys could have just painted them with that same dark black as they did with the rest of the suit but no, they added some flesh tones to it and made it slightly opaque which makes it look like Wayne did it himself. I think when this thing starts shipping along with the Joker people are going to be as blown away as they are with the fantastic Superman and Captain Jack Sparrow..
I'm still curious if the suit is a full body rubber suit like the old Batmans or if they're trying something new, the torso arm just doesn't look like rubber, but yet, the arms definitely do in some shots.
Im hoping for the same as I thing any HT collector is...I'm sure a message has been sent to HT by the number of replacements SSC had with BB, hopefully HT corrects this ongoing problem.
If the DX 02 problem, Comedian issues, all those facebook posts, requests to Sideshow for the Begins Batman and just the overall complaints about rubber haven't reached Hot Toys, there's something wrong.
Logic would show you that since all these problems have occurred they'll make damn well sure it doesn't happen with this. Especially after the strong partnership Hot Toys and Sideshow has going on now. If the above incidents, messages and replacements haven't reached them, nothing will.
I have faith though. Here's hoping for the best possible '89 Batman figure. Hopefully it sets a standard on how rubber component/type suits SHOULD be done and they follow this for a TDKR or any future Batman they come into contact with. If something does happen, this figure is the last time I purchase anything from Hot Toys with rubber.
Left ear a little off. Broken maybe? Still.
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