Pros and Cons

As a continuation of the Adventures of The DC Universe Hasbro as announced this year a new sub-line of figures called the "Variations that Make Sense" line. These will come in "themed" waves. The first waves are all under the heading "Pros and Cons." These figures consist of 2 assortments that will run simultaneously with each other broken into 2 groups: popular villains incarcerated convicts and favorites from the DCU as in their everyday life as professionals.

Assortment 2 - The Cons:

Convict Joker - Joker seems to be all right with his incarceration. He's bidding his time and making plans ... and waiting. Since he's been stripped searched he comes with NO accessories. Convict Joker has 3 points of articulation.

Convict Lex Luthor - While Luthor never was convicted of anything on the Animated series we ALL know what a weasel he is and where he deserves to go! Lex has 5 points of articulation.

Convict Two-Face - Harvey Dent doesn't do well with structure. As you can see he's already made some... modifications to his uniform. Convict Two-face has 6 points of articulation.

Convict Penguin - Convict Penguin is now the very definition of a jailbird. I wonder if he'll me able to quit smoking while he's in the "big house". Convict Penguin has 7 points of articulation.

Convict Mr. Freeze - Old Victor Freese has some time to cool his heels in lock up. He looks out the window and yearns for freedom as his heart turns to ice. Convict Freeze has 2 points of articulation..

Convict Scarecrow/Jonathan Crane - What better place for the self-proclaimed master of fear" than an institution for the criminally insane? Convict Scarecrow has 2 points of articulation and comes with a rock stand and a crow that fits on his shoulder.

Convict Riddler - Riddler has also found something to mark his jumpsuit with his traditional question mark! I'm not sure I want to know WHAT he used! You are just going to have to accept that in MY Arkham Asylum they allow the prisoners to wear their favorite hats as part of their rehabilitation therapy.