REVIEW: The Dark Knight Movie Masters - TWO-FACE

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[QUOTE=JeffSaylor;52728]Complete your collection with the coin-tossing villain...

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[HR][/HR]Originally sold as a [I]MattyCollector.com[/I] exclusive for $15, you can get your very own [B]TWO-FACE[/B], one of the villains of the 2008 motion picture [B]The Dark Knight[/B] at your local Toys"R"Us stores for a mere $12.99. Not a bad consolation prize for anything sold at Matty Collector!

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The packaging is much like the line since its debut in 2008: standard card and bubble with specific photography on the card backing, but no bio or description of the character you're buying.

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Much like the previously released Harvey Dent figure, Two-Face uses the same basic mold with the exciting twist of acid. Two-Face, like many of Mattel's figures, is sculpted by The Four Horsemen and for the scale, they did a rather nice job. It's not the most precise looking mold we've seen (thank you, Hot Toys) but it's a solid looking figure.

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Two-Face is well articulated and decently painted for a mass-market figure, featuring approximately 22 points of articulation. In the accessories department, Two-Face is a bit lacking. He comes with a large double sided coin (one side scarred) for [I]YOU[/I] to flip around.

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What he doesn't come with is his own coin to flip (which is understandable due to the scale) and a gun. No gun?? Come on, Mattel, he's a villain who actually uses a weapon in the film! Give it to us!

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Final verdict, despite lacking a major villainous accessory, you should pick this figure if you've been getting the rest of the line so far. It wouldn't be complete without Two-Face Harvey Dent.

[I]Review and Photography by [B]David Yeh[/B][/I]

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