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By Unit04
For the very last Batman: Gotham City Chronicles post I'll make, here are the Gang of Robin. I couldn't find any comic book references to these guys specifically, so they are probably just designed for the game to help balance out the number of henchmen the heroes have access to.
Gang of Robin(s?) -
Not the flashiest way to end, but breaking these figures up into smaller groups helped me manage this project. AND I was able to finish before IDW's Batman game was delivered (thanks in part to art problems on their end).
Fun timeline facts -
May 2019 - Started Batman: Gotham City Chronicles
May 2020 - Finished the core box
August 2020 - Finished all of season 1
March 2021 - Finished season 2
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By Unit04
For my penultimate post on B:GCC, I am finishing up the Batman Inc box, featuring Batmen from around the world.
The crew part 2 -
El Gaucho - Batman of Argentina and other parts of South America.
Batman of Japan - Apparently they take a different approach to being subtle in Japan.
Night Runner - Parkour master and Batman of Paris. He has a fun and unique pose, but it did throw off my normal painting order. I mean, I paint the head first, but I also do top down so...what to do?!?!?
Batman of Moscow - He looks like he's trying to out Batman Batman. PITA to paint and there is probably a lot of unpainted surfaces behind that cape. Thankfully no one will ever see them.
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By Unit04
The third and final big box from Batman: Gotham City Chronicles is full of Batmen from various countries. Apparently Bruce Wane decided to franchise superheroing like a McDonalds.
The crew, part 1 -
Dark Ranger is the Australian "Batman". He dresses in white, uses guns and flies around on a jetpack. Just like Batman...yeah I don't get it.
Knight, Batman of England.
Chief Man-of-Bats, of the Dakota territories. I tried to get his eyes white but it never looked good, so I wound up going black.
Raven Red, the Chief's son and sidekick. His eyes came out much better than his dad's.
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By Unit04
So close to finishing off Season 2! This is the final batch of individually packaged minis, including a few alternate versions of characters and somebody who's Nobody.
Nobody. What is the difference between a villain and a super villain? Presentation! Nobody lacks that presentation. Though I guess if your angle is an invisibility suit, you don't want to be flashy.
Catwoman (from Hush, I think). This is the third version of her, but the only version that can play for the bad guys.
Mr. Freeze, my favorite Bat villain. This time with a helmet, which is both cool and annoying at the same time.
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By Unit04
This random assortment has one character from Batman: The Animated Series, and a few more. Technically there was an Owlman in one of the DC Animated movies, but it was a different outfit and possibly a different character.
The Reaper. He was the victim of a happy accident. My blade steel paint was the consistency of a wash, so when I put it on his skull, it didn't take the way I expected. But I liked it even more, so I kept it. It gives it a real "metal skull" look that he seems to have in the comics.
Owlman/Lincoln March -
The Ventriloquist (Peyton Riley). Not the Ventriloquist I'm familiar with, but it kind of makes sense there is more than one.
The Ventriloquist (Arnold Wesker). Technically, Arnold is just a dummy and Scarface is the real villain. It certainly makes for an interesting character. I think they'll count as 2 figures when I count at the end of the year...
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