For collectors chasing the complete Nolan-verse Dark Knight Rises wave, this is the one that finishes the set. McFarlane Toys' Gold Label Artist Series takes Scarecrow in a boldly unconventional direction — reimagining the character dressed in the Joker's signature purple-and-green costume, complete with a burlap-masked face painted in Joker makeup and a jacket bearing the phrase "Why So Serious?" in hand-scrawled lettering. It's a creative mashup that rewards fans who know both characters deeply, sitting at the intersection of Nolan's two most iconic villains rendered in a single sculpt.
This is figure 4 of 4 in the Collect to Build Bane wave, and it carries the final arm and legs pieces needed to assemble the complete Tom Hardy Bane figure. That makes a sealed, unopened example a particularly compelling collectible — wave completists who want both a display-ready package and a path to building Bane will find this copy especially desirable. The Gold Label sub-line designation signals a restricted production run compared to standard DC Multiverse releases, and sealed examples from this wave have grown harder to find at retail.
The window box presents exceptionally well. The black box features a vivid blue graphic background behind the full blister tray, the Gold Label Collection medallion badge is prominently displayed in the upper left, and the "22 Moving Parts" callout is visible on the header. The cardback showcases Tom Hardy Bane film photography overlaid with the now-iconic green "HA HA HA" Joker graffiti motif, along with the complete Collect to Build parts diagram highlighting figure 4's highlighted column. Trilingual packaging covers English, Spanish, and French. A collectible trading card is included per the cardback notation.
The figure itself shows Scarecrow with 22 points of articulation across a tall, lanky frame that suits the character's physicality. The paint work on the burlap-over-Joker-makeup head sculpt is a standout detail, and the layered soft-goods-style coat adds depth to the overall silhouette. The Collect to Build Bane arm and legs piece is visible in the secondary blister tray alongside the figure.
This example has been assessed firsthand and is confirmed complete in its original window box with all contents intact and undisturbed. Condition is described qualitatively in the product metafields. If you have questions about this specific copy before purchasing, please reach out — we're happy to provide additional detail. Returns are accepted per our standard store policy.