“I am Catwoman. Hear me roar.”
Bring one of the most unforgettable versions of Catwoman to your collection with the Batman Returns Battle Damaged Catwoman Deluxe Theatrical Edition Action Figure by McFarlane Toys.
Inspired by Michelle Pfeiffer’s iconic portrayal of Selina Kyle/Catwoman in Tim Burton’s 1992 film Batman Returns, this special battle-damaged version captures Catwoman after her stitched black costume has taken a beating during the film’s climactic events.
Standing approximately 7 inches tall, Catwoman features McFarlane Toys’ Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts, allowing for a wide range of dynamic poses.
Why You’ll Love It
Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman remains one of the most recognizable interpretations of the character ever put on screen.
After meek secretary Selina Kyle discovers the truth behind Max Shreck’s plans, a near-death experience transforms her into the unpredictable Catwoman. Her homemade black vinyl costume, prominent white stitching, whip, and increasingly damaged appearance became defining images of Batman Returns.
Rather than recreating Catwoman at the beginning of the film, this Deluxe Theatrical Edition captures her distinctive battle-damaged appearance, making it an especially cool companion to other figures based on Tim Burton’s Batman films.
Product Details
The Battle Damaged Catwoman figure is produced by McFarlane Toys as part of the DC Multiverse Deluxe Theatrical Edition collection and is based on Catwoman’s appearance in Batman Returns.
The figure is designed in approximately 7-inch scale and features up to 22 points of articulation for posing and display. Catwoman comes equipped with her signature whip, a taser, and a display base.
Also included is a collectible art card featuring character artwork on the front and a character biography on the back. The figure is presented in the premium Deluxe Theatrical Edition window-box packaging with foil detailing.
Recommended for ages 12 and up.
Perfect For
Perfect for Batman Returns fans, Michelle Pfeiffer Catwoman collectors, Tim Burton Batman fans, DC Multiverse collectors, and anyone building a display based around Batman’s big-screen history.
With her battle-damaged costume, signature whip, movie-inspired appearance, and highly articulated design, this version of Catwoman captures one of the most memorable looks from one of the darkest and most distinctive Batman films ever made.
