You've been hearing crap about Medicom because that is what their products come out looking like. I've had two Medicom figures. One was Jack Bauer. He sucked beyond belief. I got rid of him instantly. The second is Sweeney Todd. He is acceptable. The likeness is a little off, but again, acceptable. As is the paint (for once). His pants are some strange vinyl matterial though instead of cloth. He comes with only one interchangable hand and an open and closed razor in addition to his person and clothing. And his retail price is $20 more than what I paid for any of my Hot Toys Dark Knight figures (excluding the upcoming DX Joker). I fail to see the reason why. I get less, yet pay more. The fact this is the only 1:6 Sweeney Todd in the market left me with no alternative than to either get Medicom's or none at all. Luckily I only paid $40 for him, which I feel should have been the retail price.
Frankly it is amazing Medicom continues to try and release realistic figures when Hot Toys, Sideshow, and Enterbay are lightyears ahead of them. Medicom does just fine when they stick to stylized or animated figures, but they are so terrible at realistic figures it isn't even funny.
Now, with that said, TDK Batman is probably Medicom's best attempt at a realistic figure to date. Their other Batman figures are embarassing. Now, their Batman isn't perfect. Neither is Hot Toys. Hot Toys came out just a few months after the film was release and Medicom's is just recently come out. They've had time to view the film and make improvements where Hot Toys didn't. They had to work off of film stills and production photos. And with what they had to work with, they did an amazing job. But the up coming DX TDK Batman is without a doubt going to beat both the original HT TDK Batman and Medicom's as well.