SDCC 2025 – Mezco One:12 Batman: Year One Unmasked
Mezco Toyz just made a bold statement at San Diego Comic-Con 2025 with the reveal of the One:12 Collective Batman: Year One figure. Straight from the pages of Frank Miller’s iconic origin tale, this figure brings the gritty early days of the Dark Knight to life in premium detail—and Nutrade is ready to bring it to your shelf.
🦇 Comic-Accurate Craftsmanship
This version of Batman pulls directly from Batman: Year One, complete with a fabric cape, expressive head sculpt, and textured suit faithful to the comic's noir atmosphere. From the weathered gloves to the clean Bat-emblem across his chest, Mezco’s figure captures the raw, grounded energy of Bruce Wayne’s first year as Gotham’s vigilante.
Fans at SDCC praised its realism—especially the sculpted gloves and lifelike portrait. Mezco’s attention to detail continues to set the One:12 line apart.
🛠️ Displayed at SDCC Booth #3145
The figure debuted alongside a stunning lineup at Mezco’s booth, including One:12 versions of Hulk, TMNT, Nightcrawler, Superman with Krypto, and Conan the Barbarian. But Batman: Year One stood out with its minimalist yet powerful presence, clearly designed for diehard DC collectors and comic fans.
🛒 Coming Soon to Nutrade
While Mezco hasn’t announced an official pre-order date yet, this figure is expected to go live shortly after the convention. Nutrade will be carrying this release—so if you want to be among the first to secure it, keep your eyes on our updates. Based on past releases, we anticipate a price point around $95–$105 with a release window in late 2025 or early 2026.
📋 Figure At a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mezco One:12 Collective |
| Character | Batman: Year One (Frank Miller) |
| Accessories | TBD – Expected alternate heads, hands, FX |
| Pre-Order | Coming soon to Nutrade |
| Display Debut | SDCC 2025, Booth #3145 |
Stay connected with Nutrade for launch alerts, exclusive photos, and release updates as soon as Mezco opens the gates. Batman: Year One is more than a figure—it’s a piece of comic book history, and it’s heading your way soon.