Hot Toys may be the Ferrari of realistic collectibles, but they’re not the only game in town. Especially when there’s a buck to be made selling less than legal bootleg toys in the process. Unlike the days of Robert-Cop however, the people who roll out such figures are actually producing a damn fine alternative that just manages to skirt the line of the copyright that would like to bust them.

For the last time, this isn't a beautifully detailed Owl-Man action figure. It's Batman dammit! Specifically the Batman sporting a more tatcical outfit from the upcoming Justice League movie.

Martha-lover, would you look at this new Batman figure from Hot Toys? Just don't mention anyone whose name rhymes with Arthur around it.

Ever wanted to owna sixth-scale Johnny Depp in pirate drag? Wellnow you can matey! With Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales sailing in soon,Hot Toys have a brand new Jack Sparrow for your collection, savvy?

Visually, Ghost In The Shell made Major look like she was ripped straight from the manga pages or stills from the landmark anime movie. Whether it was an iconic silicone skin-suit or more urban clothing, Ghost In The Shell was stylish. Just like this one-sixth scale of a more combat-ready Major, from ThreeZero.

And then there’s Spider-Man. If you were 15 and you had no income to rely on, getting your hands on a decent costume would be an uphill struggle to say the least. In Spider-Man: Homecoming, that’s a fact that is made clear when you see Tom Holland’s first suit as the spectacular vigilante. It just screams homemade.

Hot Toys made a Mark V sixth-scale replica a couple of years ago, but they’ve gone back to their workshops to give that cult classic suit a rebirth. It’s bigger, better proportioned and it's made out of diecast materials. I think my heart may have just stopped beating

The best ever video game version of the Joker will now be getting the best ever sixth-scale replica treatment. Just don't keep him too close to Batman.