Hot Toys Opens Pre-Orders for Daredevil (Devil of Hell's Kitchen) Figure from 'Daredevil: Born Again' Series
Hot Toys is set to release a highly anticipated "Devil of Hell's Kitchen" figure in 2027, based on the suit from the second season of the 'Daredevil: Born Again' series, much to the delight of collectors who enjoyed the show.
This new 1/6 scale Daredevil figure, inspired by the upcoming season of 'Daredevil: Born Again', is now available for pre-order. It is priced at approximately 252.84 euros (or 23,566 Russian rubles) at select retailers.
The collectible boasts a 30-centimeter body with 30 points of articulation. It comes with a detailed Matt Murdock head sculpt and an alternative masked Daredevil head. This masked head features interchangeable components, offering two variations of the mask with different degrees of wear, along with two distinct lower face sculpts to convey varied expressions.
The figure's extensive array of accessories includes ten interchangeable gloved hands, a meticulously crafted black Daredevil suit adorned with a red "DD" logo on the chest and realistic weathering effects. Also included are gauntlets, a black and silver belt with a weathered buckle, a thigh holster designed for his signature batons, kneepads, and high-top boots.
Weaponry and additional accessories comprise a pair of short batons, a versatile cable with an embedded flexible wire that can be attached to the batons, an extended baton, and a pair of iconic red-tinted sunglasses. A magnetic diorama display base, inspired by the gritty streets of Hell's Kitchen and featuring the Daredevil logo, completes the set.
Collectors can anticipate the release of this highly detailed figure sometime between April and September 2027.
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