Hitting the big screen on August 5th, Suicide Squad's Joker comes to life in a new sixth scale figure from Hot Toys and Sideshow. In addition to images and release details on the Toy Fair figure, we also have an exclusive audio excerpt from composer Todd Haberman's score for the horror film Satanic, as well as details on the Fantasia 2016 world premiere of Bed of the Dead.

Joker Sixth Scale Suicide Squad Figure: From Sideshow Collectibles: "Hahahaha...in DC Comics' upcoming blockbuster film, Suicide Squad, the new portrayal of the infamous The Joker has captured many fans attention since the character's first reveal! As a secret government agency recruits and imprison supervillians to execute dangerous black ops missions in exchange for clemency and saving the world from an unknown but powerful threat, fans are anxious to see the Joker's role in the epic summer hit!

Today Sideshow and Hot Toys are very exctied to present the first official Sixth Scale Figure of The Joker portrayed by Academy Award winner Jared Leto in Suicide Squad. This Arkham Asylum version of Batman's nemesis will be a 2016 Toy Fair Exclusive!

The movie-accurate collectible figure is specially crafted based on Jared Leto's image as The Joker in his Arkham Asylum outfit in the movie. It features a newly sculpted head sculpt, special paint applications to capture The Joker's unqiue appearance, finely tailored straitjacket with weathering effects, and a diamod shaped figure stand that includes a specially designed backdrop of Arkham Asylum.

Do not miss the chance to get your hands on the first official The Joker Sixth Scale Figure from Suicide Squad today!

Expected to Ship: Sep 2016 - Nov 2016

$219.99"

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