DC Multiverse Batman: White Knight #1 (Comics 2017)

By this wave, McFarlane Toys had really stepped up their game, and it shows. Overall, one of the best Batman figures that has come out so far from this company.Design: All the Curse of the White Knight figures look like taken out of the page, and Batman is no exception; although it does have some painting design that could have been handled better (a black neck for example). Other than that, the figure is simply gorgeous, I would dare say, it competes with the B&W statue for perfection. It deviates a bit from the designs one is used to, but if you like Sean Murphy style, it's a must.Articulation: Like all the McFarlane figures, this one comes with the 20+ points of movement, which lets you go crazy with the posing and photography side of things. It does have a single joint for the elbows, but is a compromise in favor of the aesthetic that I think pays in the end. It also has a great improvement on the abs cut, which was a serious problem for most collectors with the first Batman #1000.Accessories: Besides the base and the collector card, it comes with an extended and a folded bat hook (this last one can be attached to the belt), and a bat grapple gun. The extra hand shown in the promotions was scratched for the final release. He was one of the last few to have that many accessories, one of the compromises McFarlane has made, to keep the price low.

My package came sopping wet and fell apart in my hands. For me this is not a problem but if you're a mint in box collector ... Well you know how Amazon is.This is a great figure. The sculpt is good but it could stand to have butterfly joints but that'd be icing on the cake.If you are looks ng for a decent modern variant of Batman this is a great example of one!

McFarlane done a great job with this version of Batman! This is the White Knight version and overall, good articulation, but is missing the double jointed elbows, however that still doesn't stop this figure! Great range of motion and posability! McFarlane's 22 point system, super articulated and it's Batman! Comes with 3 accessories: grapple launcher, roped or tied up Batarang and throwing version. Highly recommended!

Amazing, this truly looks like Sean Gordon Murphy's artwork. It's not 100% accurate to the design, there are some minor inaccuracies but those are minor. This figure, I would say, is about 95% accurate to the design in the comics. He looks like a mixture of Animated Series batman (big, bulky torso and arms and skinny legs) and Gotham by Gaslight batman (cape, gloves and boots). He also scales well with the Mattel Multiverse figures if you want to put him in with those. Great poseability and joints. This is actually one of the rare occasions where I don't mind a single jointed elbow. Get this guy, he is a must if you're a collector like myself.

I've been finding the best prices on the DC Multiverse figures on Amazon. Highly detailed figures are great for fans, collectors or older young adults!

Really cool and well built Batman figurine. Wouldn't expect anything less from McFarlane toys. The cape has a rubbery feel which is cool. For 20 bucks you can't go wrong. Well packaged and fast delivery. It comes with a trading card so that's a nice lil bonus. Only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because it's missing a hand attachment that's shown in the ad.

I ordered the figure and the motorcycle for my Batman collection, they compliment each other perfectly.

I think this white knight batman figure came out nice. I would obviously prefer double jointed elbows then single but i think they get there job done. I also would've like to see more accessories such and interchangeable hands but as is i think this batman came out pretty clean and would definitely recommend it.