Jada Toys' DC Nano Metalfigs line definitely has a pretty diverse offering of characters from a diverse array of different DC properties: Comics (Pre-Crisis, Post Crisis, New 52, and Rebirth), Movies, TV Shows, and Cartoons. Today I'm looking at the Joker (DC54) from the fourth series of figures. Based on Cesar Romero's portrayal of the Joker from the 1966 Batman TV Series, the Joker adds another figure to a cool little subset of characters from the show that Jada Toys is building (we've also received Batman and the Penguin). Let's take a look at this tiny metal version of the Clown Prince of Crime after the break...
The Facts:
Height: 1 5/8ths inches
Non-Scalper Price: $1
*First off, I really like the pose. It's very classic Joker and just seems incredibly evocative of Romero's take on the character in the 1966 TV series. You can almost hear him gleefully cackling over some criminal caper. The color of the suit is excellent, too. I love the shade of purple chosen here!
* Check out the work on the paint on the head. Remember: This little guy is only around an inch and a 1/2 tall, so this is some pretty impressive work. His eyes, the smile, the green hair; it's all here! Jada just keeps getting better and better with their paint applications. Also, do want to point out that they did give him black shoes, which is a really nice touch.
I definitely want to see more unique characters in the Nano Metalfigs but I'll always take a well done Batman villain. The Joker is definitely one of the nicest figures in the line and a fitting tribute to Cesar Romero's incredibly fun and over the top portrayal of the character. Jada did a Great and a 1/2 job here and turned a Nano Metalfig I wasn't particularly excited about into one of my favorites in the series.
If you're looking for more Joker reviews check out the Joker's Funhouse!
For more DC Nano Metalfigs reviews check out the following:
10 Pack Figure Collector's Set
10 Pack Figure Collector's Set (Series 3)
Batcave Nano Scene
DC1- Batman (Batman v Superman)
DC2- Desert Batman (Batman v Superman)
DC5- Harley Quinn (Suicide Squad)
DC6- The Joker (Suicide Squad)
DC7- Batman (Batman: The Animated Series)
DC8- Supergirl
DC10- Killer Croc
DC11- Green Lantern
DC13- Classic TV Series Batman
DC15- Superman
DC17- Harley Quinn
DC18- The Joker
DC19- Katana (Suicide Squad)
DC20- Commissioner Gordon
DC22- The Flash
DC25- Armored Batman (Batman v Superman)
DC32- Tactical Suit Batman (Justice League)
DC34- The Flash (Justice League)
DC38- Wonder Woman
DC46- Aquaman (Flashpoint)
DC49- The Penguin (Batman Classic TV Series)
DC50- Doomsday
DC51- Batman Beyond
DC52- Superman (Justice League)
DC53- Wonder Woman
Pack A (Wonder Woman 4, Cyborg 12, the Flash 22, Parademon 24, and Batman 35)
Pack A- Series 3 (Batman 39, Batgirl 42, Catwoman 44, Black Canary 62, The Riddler 63)
Pack B (Superman 3, Supergirl 8, Aquaman 9, Lex Luthor 27, and Batman 36)
Pack B - Series 3 (Braniac 28, Batman 40, Bizarro 41, Darkseid 48, Lobo 64)
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