Relive one of the most unforgettable moments from Tim Burton‘sBatman (1989) with the 5 Points Batman (1989): “I’m Batman” Boxed Set.
Straight from the film’s iconic rooftop confrontation, Batman stands atop a Gotham City rooftop as he delivers the line that defined the Dark Knight for a generation. Recreating the legendary scene, Batman grips a terrified criminal over the edge, striking fear into Gotham’s underworld while proving that justice always comes from above.
This display-ready boxed set features a movie-accurate Batman figure with all-new arms designed exclusively for this scene, a criminal figure, and a detailed rooftop display base that brings the dramatic encounter to life.
Packaged in a collector-friendly window box, this special edition is the perfect centerpiece for any Batman (1989) collection.
The Dark Knight emerges from the shadows in striking monochrome. Inspired by Batman: The Animated Series, the One:12 Collective Batman: Noir Edition reimagines Gotham’s legendary protector in a dramatic black, white, and gray color palette that pays homage to the timeless style of the acclaimed animated series.
Batman is outfitted in a tailored fabric costume featuring a textured bodysuit, sculpted utility belt, gauntlets, and boots. His wired cape allows for dynamic, animated-inspired posing, while two interchangeable head portraits capture both his stoic determination and battle-ready intensity.
Always prepared for Gotham’s most dangerous criminals, Batman comes equipped with his signature grappling hook and launcher, two batarangs, and multiple interchangeable hands for recreating iconic moments from the beloved series.
Dark, stylish, and unmistakably heroic, the Noir Edition celebrates the enduring legacy of the Caped Crusader with a bold new take on an animated classic.
THE OJO RETURNS TO GOTHAM CITY WITH HER DEADLY SIGHTS SET ON UNFINISHED BUSINESS! The deadliest woman in the world wielding two blades is back, and her quest for blood puts her on a collision course with the Caped Crusader — and as chaos ensues, Vandal Savage’s corrupt GCPD won’t be far behind! If that weren’t enough, the sinister Minotaur, squeezing Gotham’s underworld, finds himself on a path to reckoning, courtesy of the Penguin!
Matt Fraction and Jorge Jimenez deliver an action-packed chapter of their smash-hit series that critics are calling “a blockbuster reinvention” and “a perfect comic book.”
As the sun sets on Gotham City, something ancient wakes beneath its streets! In Batman: Bad Seeds, the next major Batman event kicking off in August and running through October, Poison Ivy unleashes a desperate act of eco-terror that transforms Gotham into a hostile landscape of prehistoric plant life. Told across one long, dark night, the event unfolds as Gotham’s heroes, villains, and civilians fight to survive.
Led by showrunners Matt Fraction and G. Willow Wilson, Batman: Bad Seeds is a Gotham-wide comic book crossover that pulls every corner of the city into the crisis. While Fraction (Batman) and Wilson (Poison Ivy) steer the event’s core narrative, the writers and artists behind Detective Comics, Batgirl, Batwoman, Catwoman, Nightwing, and Harley Quinn each deliver pivotal chapters that track Gotham’s transformation as the night deepens. Across ten weeks, readers will follow the crisis as it spreads from block to block, title to title.
As Ivy’s plants spread, Gotham begins to mutate—buildings swallowed by vines, streets overtaken by carnivorous flora, and entire neighborhoods reverting to a primordial state. With the Bat-Family hunted, the GCPD fractured under Commissioner Vandal Savage’s militarized rule, and civilians trapped in a city turning against them, Gotham City becomes a living battleground where every chapter brings a new evolution.
On August 26, DC will publish a Batman: Bad Seeds prelude in Poison Ivy #47.Written by G. Willow Wilson with art by Leandro Fernandez, a main cover by Jessica Fong, and variant covers by Noobovich, Kyuyong Eom, and Manny Vincent Carbonilla, this prelude issue reveals that Gotham City is done with Mayor Pamela Isley—there’s just one problem for everyone there: she’s not done with them.
Then, also on August 26, the Batman: Bad Seeds event officially begins with Batman: Bad Seeds – Sunset #1. Written by Matt Fraction and G. Willow Wilson with art and cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Cliff Rathburn, and Tomeu Morey, plus variant covers by Dan Mora, Marcio Takara, Jorge Jiménez, and Jeff Spokes (Glow-in-the-Dark), this unforgettable first chapter opens as the sun goes down and Gotham loses power, showing that the only thing scarier than the night…might just be the morning sun. Gotham City’s mayor, Pamela Isley—deserted by her allies both political and arcane—is about to make a last-ditch power play that will leave Gotham decimated by daybreak. Having already declared war on the Bat-Family and flooded the streets with his private, paramilitarized police army, Police Commissioner Vandal Savage sees an opportunity to solve two problems at once!
Following August’s prelude and kickoff, the event continues across September and October in the pages of Batman, Poison Ivy, Detective Comics, Batgirl, Batwoman, Catwoman, Nightwing, and Harley Quinn, alongside several new event titles. More details on these chapters will be revealed in the coming months as DC unveils the full scope of Batman: Bad Seeds.
THE GCPD LAUNCHES AN ALL-OUT ASSAULT ON THE BAT-FAMILY! After making a sinister deal with Mayor Isley, Commissioner Vandal Savage initiates “Operation Peregrine”, sending his brutal TUCO squads across Gotham City on a singular mission: bring in the Batman! Batman and his team must destroy and abandon their hideouts, safeguard their data, and escape the long arm of the law… but not everyone will make it safely through the night!
Straight from the shadows of Batman: The Animated Series, Scarecrow creeps into the One:12 Collective!
The One:12 Collective Scarecrow faithfully captures the villain’s animated look with screen-accurate detail and a haunting presence. Featuring an extensive range of interchangeable portraits, face plates, hairstyles, and teeth, along with posable eyes on select heads, Scarecrow can be customized to create a wide spectrum of fear-inducing expressions—from subtle menace to full nightmare.
Equipped with his fear toxin gear, signature scythe, and eerie crow companions, Scarecrow is ready to unleash terror on Gotham—one nightmare at a time.
Blokees presents Blokees Wheels Batman E01 Gotham Velocity models! This series includes some of your favorite Batmobiles from across the generations, ready to roll out and protect the city of Gotham! Each model will be a great addition for any collection so try to collect them all and order yours today!
Heroes and challengers from distant worlds. Courage meets strength, hope meets determination. A moment of power you cannot miss. Unleash the adventure now! Blokees‘ DC Defender Version 02 takes inspiration from Zack Snyder‘s Justice League. It features:
A hero. A villain. A reporter. Three old men, on one night in Gotham, each have encounters that will reverberate across their city forever. Series writer Matt Fraction is joined by sensational guest artist Ryan Sook for an unforgettable new chapter of the Caped Crusader’s ongoing story.
