One of Batman’s most underestimated bad guys gets a new exclusive figure based on “The Animated Series”

It’s been over 30 years since Batman: the animated series has changed the world of DC comics forever. The series acclaimed by criticism presented a whole new generation of Batman and its vast Rogue gallery. However, the show has also created original bad guys who would become full cult classics. These include Harley Quinn and Roxy Rocket. NOW, one of Btas Most underestimated nastiness obtain a new figure from McFarlane Toys.

An exclusive Walmart part of the DC Direct line from McFarlane, the last six -inch scale Btas The figure is locking. This new version is a luxury figure figure of Light Gold. This part will also include a stick, an art card with a support and a base with two black lights powered by battery. It is The second time McFarlane has made a number for locking. The first version was a build-a one for one of the many Btas Flots. This exclusive figure will be 29.99 USD.

What Batman could have been

Lyle Bolton, alias lock-up, appeared in the 17th episode of Btas Season 2 as a main villain. Although he only appeared in this story throughout the whole show, he had a whole impact. Lyle was an overly aggressive guard at Arkham Asylum who enjoyed his work too much. He liked to attack prisoners to the point where even the bad guys like Scarecrow were afraid of them.

It drew the attention of Bruce Wayne, who contributed to the fact of making Lyle turned. This made him break and become the locking of the vigilante. He then used more extreme methods, then fought it with Batman. With the help of Robin, The Dark Knight finally came out in the lead, sending Lyle to her favorite place, Arkham Asylum. This time as a detainee. It was a classic episode written by the legendary Paul Dini This perfectly shown what Batman could have become if he did not have his support system around him. In addition, due to the nature of the episode, it included a ton of the most emblematic red members of the Caped Crusader, such as Harley Quinn, the Ventriloquist, Scarface and the scarecrow mentioned above.

Where can you broadcast “Batman: The Animated Series”?

Batman: the animated series (including “lock-up”) is currently streaming on HBO Max alongside films like Batman: fantasy mask And Batman Beyond: Back to the Joker. Btas is also easily available on DVD and Blu-ray. Before your next DC marathon, you can pre-order the direct McFarlane DC Direct Lock-up figure on their website. The figure will also be available in Walmart stores.

Source: Toys McFarlane