DC CollectiblesDC Comics Designer Action Figures Series 2: Thrasher Suit Batman Deluxe Figure by Greg Capullo

I absolutely love this figure, so much so that this could easily be the best figure I bought in 2014.Articulation:Articulation wise everything is fine with this figure. DC collectibles is really stepping up their game with articulation and this figure shows it. Nothing felt stiff, I had no fear of snapping an arm or a leg off if I moved it. It has multiple points of articulation and doesn't feel like it is hindered by the few points it is missing, they would have been nice "icing on the cake" sort of inclusions, but nothing that subtracts from this figure.5/5Plastic:This figure stands a little over 9 inches once you have the helmet on and has a nice weight behind it. The plastic feels very nice and real over feeling like cheap plastic and air. My only concern on the plastic side is that some of the sharp points on this figure are pretty sharp. If you buy this for a child(I wouldn't buy this for under 6 year olds just to be safe) I'd recommend paying a little attention when they're playing with it. Just a tad sharp, not extremely dangerous.5/5Paint with helmet on:This figure looks amazing with the helmet on. The paint is amazing, the detail is great, and it just looks amazing on a shelf.5/5Paint with helmet off:This is where the figure kind of hits an issue with me. I'm not a huge fan of the face paint/detail on this figure. It doesn't hurt the score much for me as it is a small complaint, but I think they could have spent just a little more time on it.4.5/5Overall Score:5/5This figure is a must pick up for DC collectible fans, Batman fans, or people who just think the figure looks cool. With the helmet on, this figure looks absolutely amazing and makes an awesome figure for anyone's shelf/display.---Price: I normally include a section about price in my review, I don't feel right including it for this review as I don't collect figures out of the 3 and 3/4 range very often so I don't know what a good price for 6 inch+ figures should be (plus where I live I don't get much option to buy 6 inch DC collectible figures, I have no idea what they run in a store). I paid about $43 for it and I don't at all feel cheated on it. But I have no idea if that is the norm. So please use this review for the figure itself, not the price.Happy Collecting!

THE POSITIVE: Great figure - beautiful sculpt, just enough articulation for what I would imagine a big hulking suit could do, and a lot of heft. The paint job is excellent as well, really looks like worn metal. This is one of the best recent offerings from DC collectibles and a great addition to the Capullo collection.THE NEGATIVE: not much at all. The head sculpt is a bit young looking - this is the first time we've seen a Capullo Bruce Wayne head sculpt, and it's a little wanting - the eyes are a little large, and generally it's on the young side - now Capullo's Bruce in the comics tended to look fresh and on the younger side too, but you had his bulk to balance that out. A thicker neck or wider head might have helped the head sculpt.And, unfortunately the helmet doesn't stay on firmly on the suit. Not a huge problem since it doesn't fall off easily but when you're turning his helmet to the side it gets a little unstable, and you see a bit inside the figure.Overall though love this guy!

Excellent figure! Huge in size! For ease of reference; he's just short of the height of a full-size spray bottle of say...spray Windex or some other product that comes in a spray bottle. He's got excellent weight and as far as figures go he's very heavy! Paint and details are very good. Helmet stays on pretty well, which is great cuz the "Bruce Wayne" underneath is a JOKE!! It looks like some featherweight, male-Olive Oil (Popeye), weakling, & not at all like the square-jawed, handsomely refined, yet ruggedly capable face of THE Bruce Wayne! Y'know, the guy who is secretly Batman? I took a fine tip sharpie and stippled in a beard/5 o'clock shadow on the weak and sallow face of whoever the heck that is underneath the helmet, just so it wouldn't look so ridiculous when the helmet was off for whatever reason. One other helmet related issue: the 'mouth' of the helmet is set as a sort of grimace or smile, which I Personally feel undermines the awesomeness of this super-cool armored Batman figure. Good articulation for a figure of this size and weight. Definitely worth the $30.00 I paid for it! Without question! He costs about the same as other New 52 figures, but literally dwarfs them. Side Note: one of the few figures out there which looks just as, if not more, awesome from the back as it does from the front. Great figure overall, 8.5-9 on scale of 1-10.

DC Collectibles really has been stepping up their game. Now don't get me wrong they are FAR from perfect but this figure is DC Collectibles at their best (mainly because there are no weapons that can snap at any given time like the arrows that come with Olly in the 'Arrow' set and the knives that come with Talon). Articulation wise for this being a big figure I did not expect too much but what it does have is really good. Added bonus the fingers are articulated separately with 3 points in each finger. The Bruce Wayne head sculpt is nice and has a very nice tired paint app to it. Meaning he looks tired like he does in the book.Keep in mind this is still a DC Collectible figure so take a hair dryer to it to loosen up the joints just in case. I purchased the Harley Quinn from the 'Suicide Squad' and her right arm completely snapped off trying to pose her and I almost broke Solomon Grundy from the Arkham wave out of the box later to find out he was broken because the acrylic joint in the left arm was snapped in half.Quality control issues from other figures can be worrisome but with some care it'll be fine.