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Hot Toys returns with a new Justice League, Tactical Batsuit Batman

As featured in the Justice League film, the Tactical Batsuit is getting a revisitation from Hot Toys, with a 2023/2024 launch window.

Tac-Bat

One of the costumes that Batman wore in the so-called Snyderverse DC films, the Tactical BatSuit is a kind of mid-point between the heavily armored “Dark Knight Returns” suit from BvS, and the hero’s standard wear. It kind of comes off as an armor-plated version of the latter, which is pretty unique.

You might remember though, that Hot Toys already had a version of the Tactical Batsuit out there. So yes this is a remake, but it’s a darn good looking one.

After forming the Justice LeagueBatman designed a new tactical suit for the fight against the invading Parademons. The updated suit offers light armored protection without hindering agility. Inspired by Zack Snyder’s Justice League, the Batman (Tactical Batsuit Version) 1/6 Scale Collectible Figure by Hot Toys features a cowled headsculpt with interchangeable eyes and lower face pieces that have been brilliantly crafted to capture Ben Affleck’s likeness from the film.

Sideshow Toys press release

As you can see, the figure sports the likeness of actor Ben Affleck, but there’s a lot more happening with the face. If you read through the description above, then you saw that it’ll have a tremendous amount of display possibilities, in terms of facial expression.

As for the suit itself, it’s battle-scarred, and includes some weathering from Batman’s battle with the Parademons. He’s packing too, with a “screen-accurate Parademon gun, Batarangs, grapple guns and multiple Bat gadgets, and is finished with a Parademon-themed base.”

Batman is up for pre-order now from Sideshow Toys, Hot Toys’ retailing partner, and has a price of $300 USD. Expect to see him start shipping some time from October ’23 through March ’24. Yes, that’s a wide net.

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