Batman - Frank Miller (DC Direct Black&White 731/5700)

Frank Miller the comic-man is awesome. Frank Miller the director is crap.

This is pure Frank Miller. Nothing spectacular but enough nuts and bolts to shut your mouth. I really like the texture of the costume. Nice.

Batman - Infinite Crisis (6-inch DC Direct)

The best of the lot. There is no doubt about it. This is a very brutalised Batman. He's hurt. He's injured. And he is pissed. Big time. In short, this is a battle-damaged Batman and there ain't many out there.

I used the Dark Victory cardboard diorama and it looked pretty awesome. You just don't wanna mess with a pissed-off Batman.

Batman - Identity Crisis (6-inch DC Direct)

I really like the facial expression of this Batman. He seemed angry, yet clueless. Nice cape and long pointy-ears. Or whatever you call that.

Batman - Dark Victory (6-inch DC Direct)

I call this the Homer Simpson Batman. But he is unique and that is pretty cool when he has the Bat-a-rang or whatever you call that. This figure came with a cardboard diorama. Damn, just look at the abs.

Spawn Is King.

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Spawn - Issue #7 Cover Art - Series 26 (12-inch McFarlane)

This one stands up there as one of the best Spawn figure ever. Doesn't matter it is the 6-inch or 12-inch category. This figure just kicks serious backsides. Totally dominating. Authority with ammo all loaded.

What else can you ask?

McFarlane should look back at this figure and do their best reclaim their crown as the best there is in toyland because these days Mcfarlane is leaving Spawn in ruts.