Mezco Toyz One:12 Collective The Joker (Golden Age Edition) Review and Images

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This week, we're having a look at the One:12 Collective DC Comics The Joker (Golden Age Edition) from Mezco Toyz! Inspired by the art from the Golden Age era and the 1950's (especially Dick Sprang, whose art is all over the packaging), this Joker figure looks pretty great, even if it's a bit short on accessories. That suit, though!





The Golden Age Edition of the Joker comes with 3 heads with interchangeable hair, 5 pairs of hands (including a hand with a buzzer or a hand holding a Joker card), a hat, a Gotham City Police badge with spewing acid effect, a Joker utility belt with a buckle and a spring buckle and a newspaper, along with the usual Mezco Toyz stand.









With 3 heads, interchangeable hair and a hat, it gives a lot of possibilities for his look for your display (12, or 15 if you decide to display him without anything, but that would be a bit weird). The head sculpts look great. The tailoring on the suit is, as usual, very good. The long coat is even wired. It's a rather minimal set though, not a lot of accessories. We're used to Mezco figures that come with a lot of stuff, but this one was on the 'cheaper' side ("only" $90.00), so I guess we don't get a lot. One of the accessories is even questionable and I had to restrain myself not to do anything weird with it (looking at you, 'spring buckle'!). The accessories that are attached to the hands are nice too, because then you're sure not to lose them or struggle to put them in the hands correctly.

















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