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Ice Age Batman? McFarlane’s latest Page Punchers are best served cold

McFarlane Toys is on a roll with some of the best DC figures in a long time. Not only that, but the line is going seriously deep, like with Fight the Frozen.

The savage Bat

Have you read Fight the Frozen? A DC Comics Elseworlds-ish tale, it’s one of the more interesting alternate takes on not only the Dark Knight, but also Mister Freeze. And it all takes place in Earth’s brutal Ice Age.

Fight the Frozen starts with scientist Victor Fries, here in modern times. He’s not all that different from his usual DC Comics-self, as he’s trying to save his beloved wife, afflicted with disease. Fries theorizes that absolute zero could slow the infection, but something completely different actually occurs.

He opens a rift to the ancient past, 16,000 years into the past to be exact, and a savage world very different from the one he knows. Of course, he’s got one mission at that point – get home. And to do that, Fries will unleash frozen hell on the world, bringing in the Ice Age itself. Of course, there’s someone looking to stop him.

Facing off against this futuristic threat is a very primitive Batman, leader of the Bat-Clan, as well as the young warriors Robin and Batgirl. Sound… cool? Well, we don’t have anything to report on the actually story, but thanks to McFarlane Toys we can tell you that the designs are pretty slick.

Is this an excuse to make caveman-Batman and friends? Yeah, probably, but when the figures are this great looking who’s gonna argue. Plus Mister Freeze looks like a Big Daddy. Bonus points for that.

All off the above are set to ship this coming July (2023), and can be pre-ordered from most online toy and collector shops. Our sponsors at Entertainment Earth have them too of course, and you can hit the links above to pre-order there, should you so desire.

McFarlane’s Fight the Frozen Page Punchers are priced in at $24.99 USD each.

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About Jason Micciche

Jason's been knee deep in videogames since he was but a lad. Cutting his teeth on the pixely glory that was the Atari 2600, he's been hack'n'slashing and shoot'em'uping ever since. Mainly an FPS and action guy, Jason enjoys the occasional well crafted title from every genre.

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