- How poseable is the Joker figure?
- It has up to 22 moving parts, the Ultra Articulation standard for the DC Multiverse line. That covers the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, torso, hips, knees and ankles, enough for crouched, mid-cackle and action poses.
- What comes in the box?
- The figure, four extra hands, interchangeable hair, a cane, a bullhorn, a novelty revolver, a long barrel revolver, a display base and a collectible art card with art on the front and a biography on the back.
- How does it compare with other DC Multiverse figures?
- It shares the 7-inch scale and Ultra Articulation build of the line, so it stands and poses consistently beside other DC Multiverse figures. Its accessory count is on the high side for a single figure, which suits scene-building.
- Can it stand without the base?
- The figure is articulated enough to stand on its own in a balanced pose, but the included base is the safer choice for dynamic angles and shelf display.
- Is it a toy or a display piece?
- Both. The articulation and accessories support play, while the sculpt, paint accents, base and art card make it a display collectible for adult fans.
- Do the hands and hair swap easily?
- The kit is built around swapping, with four extra hands and interchangeable hair. Pop parts off and on carefully, since the pieces are small.
- Where is the McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse The Joker 7in Action Figure – Collectors Edition #57 cheapest?
- At ToyTerrax, for $57.80, as of our latest check.