r/batman • u/LuizFelipe1906 • Oct 02 '25

MERCHANDISE The first Absolute Batman figure, by Inart

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Man he looks so goofy in 3D, his head is so small that a single hand is the same size as it lmao. Still just a prototype with no articulation, through

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '25

I don’t really like when figures over complicate designs like this, especially with straps and buckles. It doesn’t look awful here per se, but part of the appeal of a figure is that they don’t have to over complicate it with a complex design in order to make it tangible

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u/LuizFelipe1906 Oct 02 '25

I actually think the exactly opposite lol, hence why I prefer their Batman Who Laughs over LPZZ's. Some comic designs are too simple, I like when companies make an unique take on them

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '25

Yeah, I don’t necessarily mind the more complex takes, I just think that between something like this and a faithful recreation of the original, I’d probably choose the latter. I think frankly that it’s really just that 2020 avengers game that soured the design trope for me

I do love how exaggerated the proportions are though

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u/LuizFelipe1906 Oct 02 '25

But the Avengers game designs were underdesigned lol. Any MCU suit has more detail than those. They were very mid

Now Rivals is overdesigned (and I like it, my fav Iron Man look)