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Joker's Wild! |
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Jokers Wild
Quality of sculpts 5
Characters 5
Playability 5
Overall 5
Loved this set. Lots of my favourite characters,
plus the Justice Society sub-theme. As close to a
perfect set for me, and the first Heroclix set I
completed, minus the chase figures. The sketch
variants were a downside, but I did manage to collect
all regular figures with the exceptions of Johnny
Thunder & Jakeem Thunder.
002 Harley Quinn
050 The Penguin
055 Man-Bat
053B Jakeem Thunder
059 The Joker
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The Court of Owls |
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Court of Owls
#005a/b Court of Owls Initiate
#011 Court of Owls Assassin
#038 Talon
First appearance: Batman Vol. 2 #3 (October 2011)
A secret society that have operated in the shadows of
Gotham City's elite since it's founding. The Court have
manipulated and controlled the city. In times of need
they can call on the Talon's, powerful undead assassins
who are totally subservient to the Court.
Despite only recently
appearing in the comics, in New52 Batman #3 the Court of
Owls have already made a great impact, even appearing in
the Gotham TV series.
Wiki - Court of Owls |
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Wildcat
First appearance: Sensation Comics #1 (January 1942)
Ted Grant was the original Wildcat. A world-class
heavyweight boxer and member of the Justice Society. He
took up his costumed persona to clear his name after
getting mixed up in the criminal underworld. A hot
headed individual, Wildcat was boxing mentor to Batman,
Black Canary and even Superman.
Wiki - Wildcat |
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#014
Black Lightning
First appearance: Black Lightning #1 (April 1977)
A teacher who originally had a power belt giving him
electrical powers which he used to fight crime in a slum
area of Metropolis.
Over the years her has
made many appearances, including being part of the
Justice League of America and the Outsiders, a team
formed by Batman. Black Lightning has appeared in
Batman: Brave and the Bold TV series and now has his own
Live Action TV Series.
Wiki - Black Lightning
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#035
Killer Moth
First appearance: Batman #63 (February 1951)
Killer Moth is a criminal adversary to Batman. While in
prison he heard about Batman so set himself up to be the
anti-Batman, hiring himself out to other criminals.
Wiki - Killer Moth
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012 Amanda Waller,
039 El Diablo, 045 Deadshot, 034 Harley
Quinn, 013 Colonel Rick Flag, Jr.,
WKD15-015 Captain Boomerang (Limited Edition),
047 Killer Croc
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Suicide Squad
First appearance: The Brave and the Bold #25 (September
1959)
The Suicide Squad are a secret US Government team that
undertake dangerous missions. The team is usually made
up of prisoners who work for the team in exchange for
time off their sentence. The original Suicide
Squad included Rick Flag Jr., his girlfriend Karen
Grace, Dr. Hugh Evans, and Jess Bright.
There have been various incarnations of the Suicide
Squad over the years with te team regularly rotating.
More recently the hit Suicide Squad film staring Wil
Smith and Margot Robbie has brought the Suicide Squad to
a greater audience.
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Amanda Waller
First appearance: Legends #1 (November 1986)
Amanda Waller runs Task Force X, the Suicide Squad. She
is a cold hearted government agent who is willing to make
any sacrifices to to meet her ends. She is hated by the
members of the Suicide Squad, and far from popular with
other hero organisations and with individuals such as
Batman.
Wiki - Amanda Waller |
Amanda Waller in Suicide
Squad
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Plastic Man
First appearance: Police Comics #1 (August 1941)
Patrick O'Brian is Plastic Man, capable of stretching
his body into all kinds of forms.
A one time petty crook who gained his powers after
getting covered in chemicals in a botched robbery.
Following gaining his powers he became a force for good
helping the Police, FBI and eventually the Justice
League.
Wiki - Plastic Man |
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