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Kenner Super Powers: The Joker!

October 12, 2011

Kenner Super Powers - The Joker

After last week’s look at Morpheus from The Matrix, here’s another iconic figure who looks awesome in a purple suit – Batman’s arch-nemesis himself, The Joker!

Released as part of the first wave of Kenner’s 4-inch Super Powers line from 1984, this is one of the finest renditions of the “Clown Prince of Crime” ever made, which brilliantly captures the maniacal expression of the villain from the original Silver Age DC Comics universe. This groundbreaking Kenner line remains a firm favourite with collectors to this day and it isn’t hard to see why with such excellent attention to detail – from the mustard waistcoat, green shirt cuffs, molded pin stripe in his suit, down to his spats, this Joker is spot on from head to toe!

As with all the other figures in the Super Powers Collection, this action figure, as well as having seven points of articulation at the neck, shoulders, hips and knees, also comes with a built in “super power” action motion. If you squeeze The Joker’s legs together his right arm will move up and down allowing him to hammer away with his special ‘Power Action Mapcap Mallet‘ accessory. Built to last, this Joker’s power action is till working perfectly all these years later.

Squeeze his legs together...to activate power action mapcap mallet!

Squeeze his legs together...to activate power action mapcap mallet!

The mallet itself is actually a caricature of the Joker’s face – his nose forms the handle and it also doubles up as a mask. With each Super Powers Collection action figure from the first two series a minicomic was included, although sadly I’m missing this extra which sees The Joker robbing a bank and escaping in his Jokermobile with Batman’s Batmobile in hot pursuit.

Collect them all…you know you want to!

Super Powers Joker, 9, 246, “”

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Filed Under: Kenner Super Powers Tagged With: DC Comics, Kenner, The Joker

Comments

  1. Actionfig says

    October 12, 2011 at 1:35 pm

    These guys were great.I used to have Kalibak and Braniac!

  2. super-dupertoybox says

    October 13, 2011 at 9:27 pm

    Greatness! Like most of that line of figures, you couldn’t really do better-

  3. John@Batcave Toy Room says

    October 16, 2011 at 6:32 pm

    Definitely a great likeness of The Joker. I can’t wait to get him in my collection.

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