Two-Face (Action Figure Style)
Unknown · DC Comics Super Heroes
The Batman · 2006
Figure ID
Unknown
Theme
DC Comics Super Heroes
Year Released
2006
Rarity
Common
Head
Molded one-piece head with dualistic face split, half normal skin tone and hair, half blue/white scarred face, unique to this specific action figure line
Torso
Molded upper body split down the middle with brown suit side and blue suit side, green tie in the center, non-standard minifigure proportions
Legs
Molded lower body integrated with legs, split brown and blue to match the suit, black molded shoes
Accessories
None present in image
Color Scheme
Brown, blue, white, green, black, and flesh tones
Printing Details
Pad printed details on a specialized non-standard molded action figure body rather than traditional LEGO minifigure parts
Variants
Standard variants within the specific Batman action figure sets
Condition Notes
Shows moderate paint wear, scuffing on hands and face, typical for played-with molded plastic figures of this era
Estimated Value
5.00 USD to 15.00 USD depending on completeness and condition
Price (New)
Part of a boxed set or multi-pack originally retailing around 20.00 USD to 30.00 USD
Compatible Sets
Appears in sets related to the Batman theme from the mid-2000s utilizing non-minifigure action figure components
Character Background
Two-Face is the classic Batman villain Harvey Dent, former District Attorney of Gotham City whose left side was disfigured with acid, leading to a split personality obsessed with duality and coin flips
Design Notes
This figure utilizes specialized action figure molds rather than standard LEGO minifigure parts, an experimental design choice used during certain non-System eras
Similar Minifigures
Other villains from the same non-standard Batman action figure sub-line
Collectibility
Low to moderate collectibility, primarily sought after by niche completists of unorthodox LEGO iterations rather than traditional minifigure collectors
History
Released during a period when LEGO experimented with alternative figure styles alongside traditional System sets
Interesting Facts
Many traditional LEGO purists do not consider these molded action figures to be true minifigures due to their lack of standard interchangeable parts
Display Suggestions
Display alongside other non-standard LEGO figures or Batman villains in a dedicated DC Comics shelf
Modification Potential
Very low modification potential as these specialized parts are not compatible with standard LEGO System bricks
Overall Assessment
An interesting historical curio for DC Super Heroes fans, though lacking the universal appeal and modularity of traditional LEGO minifigures