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Originally Posted by Grant C

I’m surprised by all the bias against the elderly on this forum. Aging is a fact of life. We all will be older someday and there’s nothing wrong with that. The description for this figure states that it is an older, wiser Batman at the end of his career. I think Mezco has captured that perfectly. They wanted to show an evolution of Batman from the beginning to the end of his career with this series. Again I think Mezco did a great job. I love the look of this figure. I turned gray in my 30’s so I’m not sure what”too much gray” is. I think the real issue is that some of you have no respect for your elders. Shame on you for that.

The issue isn't the gray for me. It's the face sculpt. It's too old. Many of the actors in the MCU are in or approaching their late 40's or 50's. You can look youthful in that age range. Affleck was 45 in Justice League, and they just lightly peppered his temples. His Bruce Wayne looked like he was good for a few more years as Batman.

This looks more like current Clint Eastwood or Robert Redford as Batman. He just looks TOO old. Nothing wrong with aging, but there is nothing right about swinging in to a crime scene and breaking a hip on your landing, and having to return to the batcave at 3pm to get ready for a 4pm dinner date.