For collectors chasing the complete Darkfather Build-A-Figure, this is the piece that tends to be the hardest to track down. Released in 2021 as part of McFarlane Toys' DC Multiverse Darkfather Collect to Build wave, this Wonder Woman figure draws directly from Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's Dark Nights: Death Metal event series — one of DC's most visually ambitious storylines of the modern era. She's figure #3 of 4 in the wave, and her included Darkfather BAF components (cape and head) are required to assemble the oversized figure, making her a must-have for anyone building the set.
The sculpt is among the most praised in the entire Darkfather wave. McFarlane rendered her Death Metal armor with a level of comic accuracy that set a new benchmark when this line launched — layered gold-toned plate armor covering the legs and forearms, a red and navy corseted breastplate, a winged crown helmet, flowing blue hair, and intricate tattoo detailing on the arms. The Chainsaw of Truth accessory is faithfully replicated in golden tones and fits securely in her grip. With 22 points of articulation, she holds dynamic poses well, and the figure's proportions track closely to Capullo's panel artwork.
This example is presented in its original collector-box packaging. The black window box features full DC Multiverse branding, the Darkfather CTB assembly diagram on the reverse, a three-panel 'Collect Them All' showcase of the wave's companions — Batman, Superman, and Robin King — and character photography on the cardback. The blister window is clear with no notable fogging or deformation. The box shows honest shelf wear consistent with a vintage 2021 release: minor surface scuffing to the black panels and light edge wear at the corners, but the overall presentation remains display-worthy. A first-hand review of the package confirms no crushing, no punctures, and no tape or price-sticker residue on the window. The collectible trading card is included inside as originally packed.
McFarlane's entry into the DC collector space with this wave represented a meaningful shift away from the previous Mattel era — tighter sculpts, more articulation points, and BAF incentives that rewarded completist collecting. The Dark Nights: Death Metal IP continues to hold strong secondary-market interest, and this Wonder Woman variant specifically draws demand both from DC Multiverse completists and from fans of the source comic run. Whether you're finishing the Darkfather build or displaying her as a standalone piece, this is a figure the community consistently calls a standout. Questions about condition? We're happy to provide additional detail — reach out before purchasing and we'll give you a straight answer.