Do you guys know where this Batman comes from?
Walmart exclusive. Todd’s own custom design, no source material to reference.
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I like it… gonna pick one up
Walmart exclusive for sale at Target?
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The thumbnail is the McFarlane Gold Label figure which I believe is either Walmart exclusive or they get the first look.
EDIT: After looking closer at this figure it appears that they changed up this accessories that come with this figure, which may constitute it being a “different” figure.
Thats weird because the link provided above was for Target. This is why I hate secondary market sellers on Major stores like Target ad Walmart, I want to search for stuff and not be given ads for resellers, especially if I am trying to order TP or something, lol.
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Direct from McFarlane. It doesn’t state that they are Wal-Mart exclusive but they don’t mention other retailers.
has to be secondary market
I take that back, its a pre-order, not secondary market
So it doesn’t say it’s a target exclusive but I can’t find it on BBTS or EE… so is it a timed exclusive or something? I hate buying from Target/Walmart
If you look at the Walmart version compared to this one the accessories are different.
This Target version comes with black knives that have hand guards and a gold batarang.
The Walmart one comes with 2 gold knives and head gear.
McFarlanes toys feel like they can be hit or miss. I got the Red hood and aesthetic wise its cool but the arms and torso barely move so it feels like typical Todd making statues with a few joint cuts
Amazon has it too: https://www.amazon.com/McFarlane-Toys-Batman-Action-Figures/dp/B07V91H6HR/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=batman+mcfarlane&qid=1613249431&sr=8-1
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Todd stated that he focuses on the art of the toy, not the articulation. He can’t give every figure 20+ moving pieces, because if he did the figures wouldn’t look right.