Action figures have long been a perfect compliment to comic books, since every kid (or kid at heart) has that natural desire to act out adventures with their favorite heroes off the drawn page. Every so often, a unique style of figure comes along that breaks the mold, so to speak. Each Saturday, Donny B will be showcasing various offerings from Art Asylum’s take on the ‘block figure’, with a weekly spotlight on Minimates.
A great hero is usually defined by his villains, and Batman’s rogue gallery is one of the richest collections of baddies in comic history. Sitting at the top of that A-list pile of nemeses is none other than The Joker, and not too far behind this lunatic whacko of a clown is his (equally insane) muse, Harley Quinn:
Behind the Image:
I love playing with lighting. Since Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, I decided to give the image (of a very disfunctional couple) pink/red lighting. My photos are never as satisfying as I’d like them to be, but I’m not too displeased with the way this one turned out.
On Ebay: Batman, Joker, Harley Quinn
On AtomicAvenue: Batman, Joker, Harley Quinn
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