Hot Toys Opens Pre-Order for Daredevil: Born Again "Devil of Hell's Kitchen" 1/6 Scale Figure
Hot Toys has officially opened pre-orders for their highly anticipated new 1/6 scale collectible figure of the Devil of Hell's Kitchen, inspired by the second season of Marvel's upcoming series "Daredevil: Born Again." This detailed figure is expected to delight collectors in 2027 and is currently available for pre-order at approximately €252.84 (or 23,566 Russian Rubles) through select retailers.
The comprehensive set includes a 30-cm (11.8-inch) articulated body boasting 30 points of articulation, along with multiple head sculpts. Collectors will receive an interchangeable Matt Murdock head and a masked Daredevil head. The masked version offers two distinct variations showcasing different levels of battle damage and wear, complemented by two interchangeable lower face parts to create a variety of expressions.
Further enhancing the figure are ten interchangeable gloved hands, Daredevil's signature black suit complete with a red "DD" logo on the chest and intricate weathering effects, gauntlets, a meticulously battle-damaged black and silver belt, a thigh strap equipped with holsters for his billy clubs, kneepads, and high boots.
For weaponry and accessories, the package includes a pair of short billy clubs, a flexible wire cable designed to attach to the clubs, an extended billy club, iconic red-tinted sunglasses, and a dynamic magnetic diorama display stand. This stand is intricately themed after the gritty streets of Hell's Kitchen and prominently features the Daredevil logo.
The estimated release window for this highly anticipated collectible is between April and September 2027.
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