This is perhaps one of its only major downfalls out of about twenty figures, only two Jokers were produced, with the rest being variations of Batman. In fact, repainted versions of the SPC sculpt can be spotted in some early catalog photos. Every Batman figure was simply a retooled version of the popular design used in 1984's Super Powers Collection and would again be used for the following movie line in 1992. Perhaps the most notable, however, would be the variant concept, which continues to this day in perhaps a more drastic manner. The Dark Knight Collection is notable for setting numerous standards in the Batman action figure world, such as the basic five points of articulation, "Deluxe" figures, and coinciding roleplay accessories. While minimizing articulation, in comparison to the Toy Biz collection, these figures showcased greater likeness to their real-life counterparts of Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson as well as stronger durability and a less primitive look overall. It was widely considered an exceptional toy line with lots of diverse figures and vehicles, all of which featured broodingly metallic color tones as well as innovative accessories. In attempt to make up for what little had been done by Toy Biz, Kenner introduced The Dark Knight Collection to fans.
This flame of popularity continued to burn the following year when Kenner bought the rights to the Batman franchise. To capitalize on this, Toy Biz produced a small series of Batman action figures and related merchandise.
Includes, Batman, Robin, The Joker, The Batmobile, The Batwing, The Batboat, and two box set exclusives, The Jokermobile and The Batmobile.The Dark Knight Collection (Action Figures)ġ989 was clearly a big year for Batman with a highly popular movie bringing fans into theatres across the world. Includes signature display base.Īn 8-piece Die Cast Collection of figures and vehicles. The card shuffling criminal known as The Joker. Batgirl races through Gotham on her own Batcycle.īatman is featured as a 2 3/4" tall figure.
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