Hot Toys Reveals Its Hulking ABSOLUTE BATMAN Figure Based On Scott Snyder And Nick Dragotta's Comic

Hot Toys Reveals Its Hulking ABSOLUTE BATMAN Figure Based On Scott Snyder And Nick Dragotta's Comic

Hot Toys has unveiled a new 1/6th scale figure based on the imposing version of Bruce Wayne featured in Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta's Absolute Batman comic book series.

By JoshWilding - Dec 23, 2025 05:12 AM EST
Filed Under: DC Comics

In Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta's Absolute Batman, the Dark Knight has been reimagined as a relentless blue-collar hero. This massively built, working-class Bruce Wayne forges his own brutal path against Gotham City's chaos, armed with raw ingenuity and unyielding menace, in place of a billionaire's resources.

Today, Hot Toys has revealed its 1/6th scale Absolute Batman, standing as a whopping 40.5 cm tall (making him every bit as hulking as his comic book counterpart). For context, a Captain America figure is typically around 31 cm tall. 

As the Hong Kong-based company explains, it features "a muscular body made from soft vinyl materials that allow for a smooth, seamless joint design. The figure features a Batman cowl head with detachable bat ears and three interchangeable lower faces, allowing collectors to use his bat ears as knives and shift his expression from grim to outright menace."

Here's the full figure description:

Batman is outfitted in Batsuit with neck and shoulder armor built for recreating iconic moments. To customize his silhouette, the set includes short and long spike options, allowing collectors to choose between a cleaner look or turn up the aggression to its fullest. The bat-symbol on his chest is magnetically removable; paired with the Bat-Axe weapon, it allows collectors to recreate scenes where the bat-symbol becomes part of his brutal arsenal.

Finishing the imposing profile is a set of wire-embedded cape in bat-wings mode, perfect for dynamic motion poses. His look is completed with a yellow utility belt and long boots. For combat-ready setups, Batman comes equipped with a Bat-Axe featuring interchangeable short and long handles, as well as a shotgun. A specially designed figure stand with character nameplate completes the presentation.

Hot Toys typically produces figures based on movies and TV shows, but we've seen them make a greater number of comic-inspired figures over the past couple of years. That includes Spider-Man, Venom, The Dark Knight Returns' Batman, Wolverine, and more. 

Absolute Batman has been a huge seller for DC Comics, even amid some sweeping changes to the Batman mythos that have seen characters like The Joker, Killer Croc, and Bane completely reimagined by Snyder and Dragotta.

The figure looks mighty impressive, and Hot Toys has done a decent job of hiding those exposed arm joints (which was arguably the most effective way to give Batman some decent poseability). 

You can take a closer look at Hot Toys' take on DC's Absolute Batman in the Instagram gallery below.

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Shmokey20
Shmokey20 - 12/23/2025, 5:21 AM
Mother of GOD
UltimaRex
UltimaRex - 12/23/2025, 5:23 AM
Absolute Superman next?
bcom
bcom - 12/23/2025, 5:51 AM
That is a Batman you don’t want to f**k with!
ProfessorWhy
ProfessorWhy - 12/23/2025, 6:24 AM
Least favorite Batman after nipple suit
ObserverIO
ObserverIO - 12/23/2025, 2:26 PM
@ProfessorWhy - Are you basing that opinion on the covers or the wordless previews too?
ProfessorWhy
ProfessorWhy - 12/23/2025, 3:31 PM
@ObserverIO - just talking about the look/suit.I havn't read Absolute Batman
DannyBrandy20
DannyBrandy20 - 12/23/2025, 6:29 AM
One of the ugliest Batman designs
DocSpock
DocSpock - 12/23/2025, 6:58 AM

Well that is just awful.
dragon316
dragon316 - 12/23/2025, 7:43 AM
Hot toys done absolute character no ultimate marvel character ? Interesting I don’t count miles morales as ultimate character
mck13
mck13 - 12/23/2025, 8:16 AM
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Adding to the strange rollout, the episodes no longer seem to be available on DC’s official YouTube channel. There doesn’t even seem to be a link to the feed anywhere online.

As of now, the channel only shows the Superman Fortnite live stream in the “Live” section, with no trace of the Creature Commandos marathon streams.

Whether the videos were pulled due to low interest, technical issues, or to avoid public view counts is unclear, but the optics aren’t great.

The episodes were slated to air on Dec. 22 and Dec. 23, so we’ll have to check back tomorrow to see if they return. Maybe they’re available only for a limited time each day?

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Ghoul
Ghoul - 12/23/2025, 8:25 AM
@mck13 - 1. Make that an article don’t subject us all to that insane reply it’s a comments section.
2. Creature commandos aired on hbo like a year ago so any stragglers who still haven’t seen it and were desperate for a YouTube live stream would’ve been ten people tops in a best case scenario. Basically any analyst with anything would use a YouTube live stream as a barometer for anything at all in this context
slickrickdesigns
slickrickdesigns - 12/23/2025, 8:39 AM
@mck13 - I thought creature Commandos was better than Peacemaker s2. But both over hyped and a lot of self/wife promotion for Gunn.
slickrickdesigns
slickrickdesigns - 12/23/2025, 8:33 AM
Is it just me or does it seem like absolute Batman’s concepts are similar to Todd McFarlane’s Spawn art??
I have not read any of it but Joker looks like Violator Batman Resembles Spawn and I’ve seen some other drawings that look like McFarlane’s stuff.
Feralwookiee
Feralwookiee - 12/23/2025, 9:10 AM
A roided out Batman with spikes all over him and a shotgun?

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ImNotaBot
ImNotaBot - 12/23/2025, 2:26 PM
@Feralwookiee - Yeah i also don't like his size, it don't seems pratical at all for Batman to be a huge pile of muscles but the spikes are cool if you read the comics. Absolute Batman has a lot of pratical engineering in his suit and that is Alfred's gun that Batman steals and make it non-lethal but he only uses it once idk why hot toys choose it.
1stDalek
1stDalek - 12/23/2025, 12:34 PM
It's missing the headbutt kill-mode in which the ears flip forward to stab people.

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FinnFangFoom
FinnFangFoom - 12/23/2025, 1:10 PM
Hideous, even captain chestica looks better.
Cryptonautaz
Cryptonautaz - 12/23/2025, 2:04 PM
The ears FINALLY made sense once I scrolled across. Otherwise, there is a whole lot of stupid going on here.
ObserverIO
ObserverIO - 12/23/2025, 2:28 PM
This is gonna sell like hot cakes. Or hot toys. nm
smudgewhat2
smudgewhat2 - 1/1/2026, 9:24 PM
Interestingly grotesque. Keep in mind, the original superhero comics of the 20th century featured bodies that seemed impossible at the time, until mankind, growth enhancers and unimaginable workout regimens for comic book movie actors eventually caught up to what was mostly fantasy. That said, a Batman of this size would be more like an NFL lineman, in the 330-360+ range, which is actually insane. So don't try to become this Batman please.

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