DCComics fans can unite the Bat-Family once again as McFarlaneToys debuts their Batman Bat-Family multipack
\nMcFarlane Toys has just revealed one of the coolest DC Multiverse multipacks around. Coming right out of Gotham, the entire Bat-Family is reunited once again with this special 5-pack set. All of these figures are simply releases but with new decos and some new body parts. The set will include Batman, Batgirl, Robin, Red Hood, and Nightwing. Both the Dark Knight and Batgirl will feature classic gray, blue, and yellow catsuits and will come with grapple guns.
This is sad as I would love to just display the Bat-Family, but it now looks like some open-box display options will be on the table. Whether you have some of these figures are not, this is a fun repaint and repack set, giving DC Comics fans all of the Bat-Family in one shot. This set is an Amazon exclusive, and collectors can find it right for Buy it Now here at $99.99.
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