The figure stands 6 1/2 inches tall and he has 11 points of articulation. He actually marked the first time DCD had done a Two-Face figure, which was really something, given how many figures they’d put out by this point. Two-Face was included in DC Direct’s Batman: The Long Halloween assortment of figures, which hit shelves in 2006. Let’s have a look at that figure, shall we? THE FIGURE ITSELF So, it’s not terribly surprising that Two-Face was included in DC Direct’s tie-in line for the storyline, I suppose. It became rather defining for the character, and even served as a heavy inspiration for The Dark Knight‘s version of the character. Long Halloween uses Harvey Dent as one of its central characters, detailing his efforts to clean up Gotham by taking on the mob, and how it ultimately leads to his downfall.

Though he was a long time Bat-foe by the time The Long Halloween was published, Two-Face’s background, beginning with his time as Gotham’s attorney Harvey Dent, had only ever really been touched on in brief. The Long Halloween reveals the events that transformed Harvey Dent into Batman’s deadly enemy, Two-Face!” “ An epic tale of mystery and suspense that takes Batman deep into the underworld of Gotham City. Amy Landecker, Julie Nathanson, Jack Quaid, Frances Callier, Greg Chun, Gary Leroi Gray, and Jim Pirri also star.TWO-FACE BATMAN: THE LONG HALLOWEEN (DC DIRECT) Their search brings crosses paths with most of Gotham’s criminal underbelly, including the Joker ( Troy Baker), Solomon Grundy ( Fred Tatasciore), and Calendar Man ( David Dastmalchian). The rest of the cast includes Josh Duhamel as Harvey Dent and Billy Burke as James Gordon, who both join Batman’s investigation into a string of murders. Wayne Manor is as spooky and shadowy as ever, tucked under its perpetually grey, overcast skies, but note how the shadows cast by the window rails in Falcone’s office evoke the Venetian blinds of noir classics like Double Indemnity (to say nothing of Vito Corleone’s own office in The Godfather). These come across beautifully in two rooftop stills, where Batman ( Jensen Ackles) and Catwoman ( Naya Rivera) cut iconic figures, dramatically lit by the moon and a floodlight, respectively.Īrchitecture also plays a role in setting that dark tone, highlighted in images of Wayne Manor and Carmine Falcone’s ( Titus Welliver) office.

RELATED: New 'Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One' Clip Features Action-Packed Batmobile ChaseĪnd those touches really do carry through in the new images, where evocative silhouettes and moody cast shadows lend the tableaus an abstract look.

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