Tom Taylor and Yasmine Putri's Dark Knights of Steel reimagines the DC universe as a medieval Elseworlds fantasy, and this McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse release is one of the most visually striking figures to come out of that premise. Bruce Wayne is rendered as a full armored knight — gauntlets, layered chest plate, tattered cape and all — sculpted directly from the comic's source art. It's a release that stands out on any DC shelf precisely because it trades the familiar cowl-and-cape silhouette for something altogether more imposing.
The figure is presented carded on McFarlane's standard black-panel blister card in very good used condition — bubble intact and card graphics clean with light shelf wear consistent with its era. Inside, the 7-inch scale figure packs 22 points of articulation, giving collectors real posing range despite the heavily armored design. The standout accessory is a gold-hilted broadsword that pairs naturally with the knight aesthetic and the dramatic throne room key art printed across the card back. A separate Patina variant was also produced for this character, offering a weathered deco alternative for those looking to display both treatments side by side.
Within the DC Multiverse line, the Dark Knights of Steel wave appeals to collectors drawn to Elseworlds concepts and to fans of McFarlane's comic-accurate sculpting approach. The multi-market card back — with DC Universe Infinite app promotion printed in both French and Spanish — marks this as part of a wide international release run. Whether displayed carded or opened for dynamic posing, this figure represents one of the more imaginative Batman interpretations in the modern collector era.