Languages

Top Navigation

The Joker Action Figure

September 02, 2008 from PauloGabriel's blog

The Dark Knight keeps surprising us... first, it was the movie itself. Now, some products related to the epic are getting some attention. Hollywood have always got some good merchandising for their movie, specially when the subject is Action Figures.

Action Figures have always been a big PART of our lives. Not our lives? Well, at least MY life. But if you can relate to that, than you'll probably get all jumpy when you get to see this sweet Joker action figure. Different from the first TDK action figures featuring the regular Joker outfit, this one features the Bank Robber version of our favorite villain.

Update: I forgot to post the picture where it shows all the accessories... there is also an extra head, so that's why his expression and hair change. ;)

Pretty cool, right? Yeah, yeah... but you just really realize who GREAT this action figure is just when you first get to see Joker's face. One problem about action figures of humans, is that most times the artist don't get to represent the actor's face perfectly. There's always that plastic toy look on it. But NOT THIS ONE. I was truly amazed when I saw the Joker's face.

Not impressed yet? Then take a look at these 'portraits'... if you're not impressed easily, this will do just the trick:


Take a good look at the 3rd one of the 2nd row. It's like a picture of Ledger's face. AMAZING.

And like a good action figure, it comes with MANY extra acessories:

  • Extra head with other expression and hair.
  • Clown mask.
  • Handgun with removable magazine.
  • MK760 with removable magazine.
  • Sling Bag
  • Fragmentation grenade (x 4)
  • Smoke grenade (x 3)
  • 2 pairs of gloved hands
  • Playing Cards
  • Dollar Bills


This is the secret of the "many faces".

And for those just getting crazy about it, "The Joker, Bank Robber" version is brought to you by great Hot Toys, the same from "Mark 2" and "Mark 3" action figures.

And just to finish this post the right way, if you are still not impressed about the Joker's AF, just take a look at this picture and think with yourself for a second whether or not this is a still from the movie.



How about a magic trick? ;)

About the author

Hello, everyone! I'm Paulo Gabriel, designer from Porto Alegre, Brazil, born in 1984. I have worked as a webdesigner since 2006, but websites and blogs have been a hobby for me since 1999. Here in Abduzeedo, I try to bring only the hot stuff for you... and hope that all of you enjoy my posts! For more cool stuff, you may also follow me on Twitter.

Sponsored Links:

More articles about:

Comments and Reactions

Featured Tutorial

Tutorial: Obama's Background in CSS - Part 2
Tutorial: Obama's Background in CSS - Part 2
In this tutorial we're going to show how you may use the background we've created in the Obama's Background 1st part. But we're not only gonna show you how to put it inside a site body, but also how to create and structure the site main regions like the menu, main content, support column and footer. Our objective is not only to assemble the whole site, but also show some CSS basic concepts and Fireworks intregration with Web.

Try this Wallpaper

Wallpaper of the Week #116 by Mike Speero
Wallpaper of the Week #116 by Mike Speero
The wallpaper of this week is an image created by Mike Speero, a graphic designer and digital artist from Gothenburg, Sweden. Mike has been featured in several galleries, exhibitions, books, interviews, magazines, blogs, websites, prints and the list goes on and on. For more information about Mike Speero visit his Website at http://www.mikespeero.com and blog at http://speero.blogspot.com. You can also find Speero on Twitter http://twitter.com/Speero.

Book Suggestion

Book Suggestion: The Art of the LP: Classic Album Covers 1955-1995
Book Suggestion: The Art of the LP: Classic Album Covers 1955-1995
The book suggestion of this week is very inspiring, especially for those out there fans of LPs. The book is called The Art of the LP: Classic Album Covers 1955-1995 and it has a great variety of cover design styles from punk rock to pop all divided by thematic chapters.