Knightfall Batman (DC Super Heroes (Hasbro)) Review

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Knightfall Batman (DC Super Heroes (Hasbro)) Review

Knightfall Batman
DC Super Heroes (Hasbro) (Hasbro)Knightfall Batman, Azrael, Jean Paul Valley, Azbat, decribe him however you'd like, he's awesome no matter how you say it. Before Hasbro ruined Marvel Legends, they made this line, I got Azbat at my local toy store, I bought a large box of toys, couldn't see what was inside, didn't look back. Azbat has flawless paint apps, a removeable cape, and perfectly captures the brutal look of the brutal Batman. Articulation is what you'd expect it to be in the 90's, but I don't really mind. He's a bit hard to stand up because the cape makes him a bit backheavy and he doesn't look as cool without it on. He's not very posable, but that doesn't mean you can't make him look cool, you just can't find very many ways of doing it. Like most figures back in the day, he's extremely durable. If you're thinking about buying him, I'd pay up to 20 bucks. The only thing I can't understand is how can Hasbro go from making amazing figure like Azbat here, to downgrading the great Marvel legends to basic figures, I'm not saying they're bad, I'm just saying they're not as good as they once were. But back on topic, there are very few Knightfall Batmans/Azbats/Knightfall Azrael figures, but this one is definitely the best, I highly recommend him to any Azrael fan, any Batman fan, or any DC fan, however, if you're looking for a truly outstanding figure, just make sure there's nothing better around first.