Two-Face (Dark Knight Returns)

Added October 31st, 1999 by Matt Cauley
Filed Under Four-Color Icons, Plastic, The Dark Knight Returns

This custom was more of a happy accident than anything else. When the Sin City Marv figure was first released, I passed on purchasing it because it felt to be a bit of an indulgence for me. It didn’t take me long to realize that Marv would be perfect for the Frank Miller Two-Face.

Fortunately, the Marv figure required very minimal work to convert him into a Two-Face. I reworked the chest so that he wears a suit now. These details, as well as those for the bandages, are made out of Super Sculpy. Super Sculpy was also used to plug up all the bullet holes on the original Marv figure.

At some point I would like to revisit this custom and give him a non-bandaged replacement head. A Two-Face figure just wouldn’t be the same without two different faces to choose from.

Created Fall 1999

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