This figure is not worth that type of scratch.....soooooo not worth it.
He already did a pretty good homicidal clown in IT.
Tim Curry does know how to be creepy I feel he could have played him in a movie but now he is too old so we missed that chance.
His laughs were controlled I wonder if he were to go absolutely bonkers what his laugh would really be like. He is a true character actor so you know his joker would really be insane and creepy is part of joker. Warner was just being to political most kids watching were in their tweens they could have handled it nor at least given him the role for the brave and bold voice over.
So is Joker able to stand on his own with the leg issues?
Yikes, that might be a dealbreaker for me. I'm not one to mess around with figures so if it does not stand properly out of the box that's a little disappointing.
If I were to get Joker and didn't like their first Batman, I'd just wait for the eventual next Batman no matter how long it would beWish they'd reveal their Batman so I know if I need to get this guy or not. He seems like a pretty good figure, but I find it pointless to own just him.
With it being a proto, I'm sure it didn't have the knee issue. Most likely it was something that happened during the production processHow'd they get him to stand so nice in those SS pics? Glue on his feet?
Hmm I see, doesn't it come with a stand or something?
Does anyone know if the hands, feet, and neck fit on a Hot Toys body w/o any modifications?
Not exactly perfect because the joint is sligthy big for a slim and if you use the true type wrist joints on the hands you will need to epoxy a thicker ball on end so the hands will stay firm on there. So your better off trying to make joint smaller with sanding on the sideshow model's joints.
the pegs for the feet look like CM toys type but shoes will work with the peg for hot toys with some futzing. If I were you use the long pegs so he doesn't look short next to batman because TT slim is .75" shy of 12"
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