DC Collectibles Batman: Arkham Knight: Harley Quinn Action Figure

This is Harley Quinn from DC Collectibles as seen in the Arkham Knight game. I'm a fan of the Arkham City game, but at the time the figures from DC Collective didn't draw me into collecting. However, this iteration of Harley changed my mind. Suffice to say, I'm not disappointed with my purchase.This figure has a superb sculpt and paint application, only matched by a great articulation that doesn't hinder the look of the figure.The head sculpt is extremely well done, with great resemblance to the character in the game. She has tails to each side of the head and bangs to the sides of her face. The hair sculpt doesn't hinder the movement of the head and is well painted on a dull mustard color with tips painted blue at the right and red at the left. The paint on the face is superb, with dark lips and eye liners on a white face paint. The rest of the body is as superbly sculpted and painted, from the rings connecting the belts from necklace to bustier and around her arms, rivets on the belt at the waist, frills on her skirt and at the hem of her bracers, diamond shapes on her leggings, and laces on her ankle high boots. She is painted on muted maroon and black colors, with gray on the shoulder and white on a strip of her skirt, following the Arkham theme.Articulation:- Ball-jointed Head- Ball-hinged shoulders, ball-hinged elbows, ball-hinged wrists- Ball-jointed torso- Ball-jointed hips, swivel thighs, double-hinged knees, swivel boots, and rocker-hinged ankles.The articulation is on par the the sculpt and paint on this figure. On top of that, it doesn't detract from the sculpt. The split of the torso for the torso articulation is disguise with the belt around the bustier. Even in areas where the articulation should be more visible because of the flesh tone, the right elbow, the articulation passes as a natural fold. All other articulation is concealed by the darker tones of the paint. Even the skirt is sculpted on softer plastic and it doesn't hinder the movement of the hips a lot. Posing this figure dynamically is just a tons of fun.Accessories:- Bat, pistol and detonator- Extra open left hand and extra bat holding right hand.- A jack in a box.Since I don't play the game, I don't know how the detonator comes into play. Others like the bat and pistol are obvious fit. And the Jack in the box is just a nice touch.Overall, I couldn't be happier with this figure.

This Harley Quinn is one of the best figures I have ever owned. She has the most accessories of her series, fantastic articulation, accurate sculpt, and fantastic paint apps. Her boots look dirty, her skin seems warm. Her bat feels like actual wood, and looks to have some sort of brown undertone, making the white paint look worn. She also comes with a Jack-In-The-Box, which looks amazing. It has a real spring, and the box itself is beautiful. Its crank is made of a very shiny silver plastic, and it turns. She also has a detonator with a very nice blue handle and black wash, and a dull, gunmetal pistol. In addition, she has an extra set of interchangeable hands, which easily pop in and out of her wrists, while still maintaining a tight hold. She has one neutral hand, two trigger hands, and one gripping hand. The wrist joints are made of that clear plastic, however I have not had any issue with the hinges. Her sculpt is spot-on in accuracy, being one of the best sculpts in the Arkham line. Some may argue that her lips are a bit too big, but I don't see it as an issue. Her articulation is as follows;-A ball-jointed head, with as much range as previous Arkham series figures-Pin-In-Socket shoulders, allowing her arms to move outward and circle-Hasbro-Style elbow joints, which both bend 90 degrees and swivel-Hinge-And-Swivel wrists for all four hands-A diaphragm joint that mostly just swivels-Ball-Jointed hips, with a very flexible skirt as to not hinder articulation-Thigh swivel at the ball-joint-Double jointed knees-Boot cut swivel-Foot hinge-Hasbro-Style ankle pivotOverall, I have nothing but good things to say about this figure. Sculpt and paint-app meet the standard DC Collectibles has set, without the QC issues that plague many of their figures. Her articulation is beyond anything expected, on par with Marvel Legends and import figures. Harley Quinn is a must-have for any Batman or Arkham collection.

Batman: Arkham Knight - Series 1: Harley QuinnDesign - Harley is beautifully designed and sports the new Arkham Knight look very well. Most notable is the face, which in my opinion is one of the best looking Harley's of the entire DCC Arkham product line.Paint Job - Varies from figure to figure but the one I received has little to no imperfections worth mentioning. Every fine detail is done exceptionally well - especially on the head and face.Articulation - DCC standard: very good, great range of movement. Only possible complaint I can have is that the figure's right leg seems a bit more loose at the hip joint than it should be. While this doesn't cause too many issues with standing and posing the figure I do feel like it's one accidental drop on a hard surface away from coming off.Accessories - Harley comes with the most accessories of this current series. She comes with a baseball bat, pistol, two extra hands, what appears to be a trigger-device, and a jack-in-the-box (with springy head). The figure looks great when posed with the baseball bat, pistol, or both however the jack-in-the-box cannot be held and serves merely as decoration.Overall - Harley is probably my favorite out of the first series of Arkham Knight figures (at least until the actual Arkham Knight gets released). The solid design, great paint job, and the numerous accessories make this one worth buying and displaying.