From Shawn,
The legs are articulated pretty much the standard way and nicely done, the waist has nice articulation to it and the rubber used for the chest armor has room between the center of it and the body so it goes with the waist when you bend it, and the arms have good articulation, but the rang of that is limited because of the points on the wings of the cowl, they get in the way and you also don't want to post it in a way to risk ripping the cape. I'd say overall, from the shoulders down, it's a very "action" figure, but from the shoulders up it's much more a high end collectible meant to just look fantastic, which it does. The only other thing to note, the hands/gauntlets are rubber cast and put on the handless arms of the figure body in place, you can't rotate them like other 1/6 figures, but they're in fists anyway so there's not much else you'd really want to do with them anyhow. Being a Keaton Batman, I think the articulation very nicely conveys Keaton's physical stature and performance in the film, so it's a great figure of that version.
. Got to get in before the Christmas rush.
