Batman Arkham City 7 Inch Statue Figure ArtFx Series - Batman 1/10th Scale (Sub-Standard Packaging)

Batman Arkham City 7 Inch Statue Figure ArtFx Series - Batman 1/10th Scale (Sub-Standard Packaging)

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Batman Arkham City 7 Inch Statue Figure ArtFx Series - Batman 1/10th Scale (Sub-Standard Packaging)Packaging is sub standard which may include scuffing, rubbing, creasing and small dents on the edges and corners of the card. Items inside are in perfect condition and packaging has never been opened. Name: Batman Category: Batman Arkham City Series: ArtFx Series Manufacturer: Kotobukiya Type: Statue Figure Size: 7 Inch Packaging: Boxed Description: From Kotobukiya. For the next awesome DC Comics ARTFX+ Statue Kotobukiya has switched gears from the

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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025