Another McFarlane DC Multiverse Gold Label Exclusive release has been revealed and is heading to Entertainment Earth. This is another 'Black Light' exclusive this time of the existing Mr. Freeze figure, repainted into a Black Light reactive paint job and based on The Ice Crimes of Mr. Zero.
He will come with his Freeze Gun and a special light-up base. The set also features a collector's card and a certificate of authenticity with the release limited to 7350 units. It is packed up into a closed box package and has a January 2024 release.
DC Multiverse Mr. Freeze Black Light Gold Label 7-Inch Scale Action Figure - Entertainment Earth Exclusive:
Batman's bitterly cold rogue with blistering black-light deco!
Entertainment Earth Exclusive Mr. Freeze action figure!
Limited edition based on his appearance in The Ice Crimes of Mr. Zero.
Includes a light-up base and comic book illustration card with certificate of authenticity.
Entertainment Earth Exclusive! Based on his appearance in The Ice Crimes of Mr. Zero, this florescent Mr. Freeze features exclusive black-light deco! Batman's bitterly cold rogue comes with a freeze-ray ice effect, an exclusive card stand, and a translucent display base with two battery-powered black lights. Also included is a collectible art card with a comic book illustration on the front and a certificate of authenticity on the back. Fully articulated, the sub-zero scientist stands approximately 7 1/2-inches tall and comes in deluxe packaging. This unmissable DC Multiverse Mr. Freeze Black Light Gold Label 7-Inch Scale Action Figure - Entertainment Earth Exclusive is a limited edition of 7,350 pieces. Don't be left out in the cold - order yours now! Ages 12 and up.
At first glance, Mr. Freeze seems like a sympathetic criminal. After all, he's devoted his life to looking for a cure for his beloved Nora so she can be thawed from her cryogenic state and reunited with him. But in truth, Victor Fries is a dangerous sociopath whose single-mindedness has transformed him into a cold-hearted villain.
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