Over the years, Darkseid has carved out a presence in multiple forms of media. Now, the lord of Apokolips is about to wage war on your bank account with this pricy new collectible statue.
If you're a fan of Frank Miller’s Dark Knight series, then you’d probably like to have some memorabilia with which to honour the series. Merch that ain’t cheap, but trust me: It don’t shiv easy. Shhhh! Here’s a look at the Prime 1 Studio The Dark Knight III: The Master Race – Batman 1/3 Scale Statue, which happens to be huuuuuuuuuuge:
Lobo. The meanest bastich to ever live. The main man, who killed his homeworld with a swarm of flying scorpions just so that he could be the only Czarnian to walk the cosmos. And now he's ready to murder your wallet with one hell of a collectible statue.
The Batman Who Laughs is a dark knight without limits, and arguably the most popular member of the vigilantes who terrorised the DC Comics Universe in the Metal event. How popular? Popular enough to get a statue from Prime 1, which will set you back $1199 for the regular version and $1399 for a deluxe version which throws in an extra Damien Wayne Robin.
Damn Prime 1 for making an utterly sexy replica of the dark knight in Batman Ninja, at a price that I can’t afford because I’ve run out of excuses with which to lure my colleagues to a seedy motel bathtub full of ice.
Part car, part tank and 100% ready to fight crime by running it over. It's the Arkham Knight Batmobile that you've been waiting for.
An Autobot who watched way too many Clint Eastwood movies in an attempt to familiarise himself with our planet? I like this Autobot. I like him a lot.
Imagine being on the wrong side of a Batman who also happens to be especially grumpy on the night before Christmas. That’s the idea behind Batman: Noel, which placed a Dark Knight spin on a Christmas Carol. Yes, Batman was essentially Ebenezer Scrooge, but with more leather, Batarangs and fist-based justice. It was awesome.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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