Merciless Drowned Murder Machine Red Death Batman Who Laughs Dawnbreaker DC The Dark Knights (Dark Multiverse) Custom Brick Based Minifigure Toy

This collection brings together The Red Death, The Merciless, The Drowned, Murder Machine, The Batman Who Laughs, and Dawnbreaker, representing the Dark Knights from the Dark Multiverse, where each corrupted Batman embodies a twisted response to loss, fear, rage, and absolute power. All characters are presented as independent brick based interpretations created for collectors who enjoy dark multiverse displays, alternate timeline storytelling, and intense character driven scenes.

The Red Death is a villainous version of Batman from Earth-52 who first appeared in Dark Nights: Metal #2 (2017). In his universe, Bruce Wayne becomes obsessed with overcoming his physical limits and forcibly merges himself with his world's Flash using advanced technology, gaining super speed at the cost of his morality. The fusion corrupts him with rage and disregard for life, turning him into a lethal speed driven enforcer. He becomes a core member of the Dark Knights, symbolizing Batman's fear of losing control to obsession. This character is adapted as a brick style figure suited for high speed action displays and Dark Multiverse confrontations.

The Merciless is a corrupted Batman from Earth-12 and a member of the Dark Knights, first appearing in Dark Nights: Metal #2 (2017). In his reality, Batman falls in love with Wonder Woman, and after she is seemingly killed during an attack by Ares, Bruce dons Ares' helmet in a fit of grief and vengeance. The helmet grants immense power while slowly eroding his sanity, transforming him into a brutal conqueror who crushes all opposition, including former allies. This interpretation is presented as a modular figure designed for mythic conflict scenes and fallen hero displays.

Bryce Wayne, known as The Drowned, originates from Earth-11, a gender reversed world within the Dark Multiverse, and first appeared in Dark Days: The Casting #1 (2017). In her reality, Bryce was Batwoman, and after Aquaman floods Gotham City, she alters herself with Atlantean DNA to survive underwater. She ultimately kills Aquaman and transforms her world's population into aquatic beings to endure the flooded planet. Her extreme actions mark her as a tragic and ruthless figure. This character is adapted as a small scale figure intended for aquatic themed displays and dark evolution storytelling.

Murder Machine, the Batman of Earth-44, is a corrupted version of Bruce Wayne whose story centers on grief and technological obsession. After Alfred Pennyworth is killed by Bane, Bruce collaborates with Cyborg to create an artificial intelligence based on Alfred's consciousness. The AI becomes warped and merges with Bruce, stripping away his humanity and turning him into a cold, mechanized enforcer capable of controlling machines and nanites. Recruited by the Batman Who Laughs, Murder Machine represents Batman's fear of losing humanity to control. This character is adapted as a building block figure for mechanical dominance scenes and dystopian displays.

The Batman Who Laughs is a villainous Batman from Earth-22 who debuted during the Dark Nights: Metal storyline. After killing the Joker, Bruce is exposed to a concentrated form of Joker toxin, merging Batman's tactical brilliance with Joker's insanity and nihilism. He becomes the leader of the Dark Knights under the influence of Barbatos, orchestrating the invasion of Prime Earth. He embodies Batman's ultimate nightmare: intellect without morality. This version is presented as a brick based minifigure for displays focused on psychological horror and multiverse corruption.

Dawnbreaker is a twisted Batman from Earth-32 who first appeared in Dark Nights: Metal #1 (August 2017). After receiving a Green Lantern ring shortly after his parents' murder, this Bruce Wayne lacks the emotional discipline to wield its power. Consumed by grief and rage, he corrupts the ring's light into living darkness, annihilating enemies and reshaping reality itself. His descent reflects the danger of power without restraint. This character is adapted as a minifig designed for cosmic darkness scenes and Lantern corrupted narratives.