This DC Retro action figure captures the essence of the iconic Joker character from the classic 1966 Batman TV series. Standing at approximately 15cm tall, this meticulously detailed figure showcases the Joker in his traditional purple suit, complete with a green vest and bow tie, embodying the flamboyant style of the era. The figure provides an impressive likeness to the character as portrayed on television, featuring his signature maniacal grin and striking facial features that perfectly capture his mischievous persona. The 6-inch scale figure is designed with 12 articulation points, allowing fans to pose him in various dynamic stances that reflect his unpredictable and chaotic nature. Included with the main figure are two effect parts, which enhance display possibilities and bring to life the Joker's penchant for theatricality and chaos. Crafted by McFarlane Toys, this piece is a must-have for collectors and fans of the Batman series, offering a nostalgic glimpse into the classic TV show's portrayal of one of Gotham's most infamous villains.

The Joker is one of the most infamous supervillains in the DC Universe, serving as the archenemy of Batman. First appearing in Batman #1 in 1940, the Joker is known for his clown-like appearance and sadistic sense of humor. In the 1966 Batman TV series, the Joker was portrayed by Cesar Romero, who brought a comedic and theatrical flair to the character. The Joker's origins are often shrouded in mystery, adding to his enigmatic and unpredictable nature. He is a master criminal with a twisted sense of humor, often using elaborate schemes and deadly gadgets to challenge Batman and create chaos in Gotham City. Despite his insanity, the Joker possesses a genius-level intellect and is an expert in chemistry and engineering, which he uses to concoct his infamous Joker Venom and other nefarious weapons. His relationship with Batman is complex, characterized by a mutual obsession and a dark, symbiotic connection that drives their ongoing battle. The Joker represents the antithesis of Batman's quest for justice, embodying chaos and anarchy in stark contrast to the Dark Knight's order and discipline.