QMx Shows Off Adorable Batman And Catwoman Rebirth Q-Figs

With the growing success of DC Rebirth, fans everywhere have become reacquainted with the DC [...]

By Jenna Anderson

With the growing success of DC Rebirth, fans everywhere have become reacquainted with the DC Comics characters they know and love. And now, Quantum Mechanix is offering two figures based off of one of Rebirth's rather noteworthy duos.

Quantum Mechanix has unveiled two of their newest Q-Fig statues, which are modeled after the Rebirth costumes of Batman and Catwoman. The plastic figures measure between 4 and 4.75 inches tall, and capture the characters in a chibi art style.

You can check out the official descriptions for the figures below:

"The Dark Knight propels off a ferocious-looking gargoyle, eager to take on criminals and villains who threaten the peace of Gotham City.

Our Q-Fig is based on the 2016 DC Rebirth version of the Caped Crusader and features an updated suit, boots and utility belt, plus a billowing new cape and stylized cowl.

The toothy gargoyle, with big claws and outsized wings, looks none too pleased to have Batman leaping off his head. But he knows it's because he's high above the streets, where the World's Greatest Detective lies in wait before springing into action."

"Catwoman lithely arches her back as she prepares to do a backflip off of a scowling gargoyle. Not to worry: She'll land with feline grace on her feet, just as she does every time. Meow.

Our Q-Fig is based on the 2016 DC Rebirth version of Catwoman. Clad in an updated black catsuit, a swirling whip encircles this stealthy, ninja-like burglar.

The grouchy gargoyle, with jagged teeth and enormous wings, looks endearingly unamused. Always a launchpad, never a star in his own right. Oh, but he is!"

Q-Fig figures have grown to be a recent hit, with models inspired by comic adaptations of popular characters, as well as their live-action portrayals in properties such as Captain America: Civil War, Suicide Squad, and Wonder Woman.

The Batman and Catwoman Q-Figs - which retail for $14.99 each - are both currently available for pre-order, and are expected to arrive sometime in July. You can check them out in our gallery below.

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