What does Spawn creator Todd McFarlane do when given the chance to design his own DC Multiverse Batman action figure? He puts spikes on it, gives him a pair of swords, some knives, and gives the cape a little extra flair. McFarlane’s Batman is very McFarlane.
Todd McFarlane is no stranger to Batman, having drawn the character professionally back in the ‘80s. Back then he stuck to the script. Now, given the freedom to craft his very own version of the caped crusader, he went a little wild, but not too wild.
Pouches, straps, and pads are the order of the day. Todd McBatman here is ready to do some serious damage with his spiked gloves, along with a pair of golden knives at the ready in case he needs to sever some twine or, I don’t know, because his belt had space so he just put stuff in there.
I like it? I think? I’m not sure about the face. He seems craggier than usual. This is a Batman who has seen some shit, and he’ll tell you all about it when he launches in January of 2021, as long as you’ve got $30.
You can’t really see the swords in the promo images released for the figure so far, but the press release says it comes with swords, so if it doesn’t, we can yell at Todd. Check out this second picture, though. Goggles. The Batman Who Wears Goggles. Always a good Batman.
Oh wait, here’s Todd on Twitter, showing off a prototype of McBatman.
EPIC sneak peek of BATMAN™️ designed by the one and only Todd McFarlane (THAT’S ME), coming out 2021 as part of McFarlane Toys ‘McFarlane Gold Label Collection’.
For the FULL video with ALL the details, head to my Facebook HERE: https://t.co/fU0A7YlNxS#batman #dcmultiverse pic.twitter.com/SuOElE4fYg— Todd McFarlane (@Todd_McFarlane) August 24, 2020
Aha, there are the swords. All is right with the world. I can’t wait to proudly display Batman Spawn with my Commando Spawn, Ninja Spawn, Mech Spawn, and Spawn, Spawn, Spawn, Spawn, baked beans, Spawn, and Spawn.
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