Tim Burton's Batman (1989) gets a scene-accurate diorama treatment rather than another standalone figure. Confirmed via Mezco Toyz's own official product listing, cross-referenced with Toyark and Graphic Policy's coverage of the same MezcoCon 2026 reveal, the 5 Points Batman (1989) "I'm Batman" Boxed Set is priced at $28 and is available now, with shipping scheduled to begin after San Diego Comic-Con 2026.
Rather than a simple single-figure release, this set recreates one of the film's most memorable moments in miniature. Here's what's confirmed about the set and what it prioritizes over articulation.
Mezco's official listing, as reported by Bleeding Cool, Toyark, and Graphic Policy, confirms the following:
Mezco's own description is direct about this release's priorities: the set focuses on faithfully preserving the dramatic rooftop confrontation rather than offering extensive articulation. That makes it a different kind of Five Points release than a standard poseable figure, built specifically to recreate one static, cinematic moment rather than serve as a flexible display or play figure. For collectors who want their Batman (1989) shelf space to include this exact scene, that's the whole point of the set.
The set's premium window-box packaging is specifically designed to showcase the rooftop diorama attractively even before opening, giving in-box collectors a genuine display option without ever breaking the seal. That dual appeal, works well sealed or opened, is a detail worth factoring in if you're deciding whether to keep this one carded.
With a two-figure diorama and a detailed display base, this set benefits from protection that accommodates the full scene rather than a single loose figure.
For protecting the boxed set before or after opening, EVORETRO's PET protector case for 3.75-inch figure packaging keeps the window box and card art free of scuffs.
For posing either figure loose alongside the display base, EVORETRO's articulated stands for 3.75-inch figures give extra support for maintaining the scene's dramatic pose.
$28.
3.75 inches.
Shipping is scheduled to begin after San Diego Comic-Con 2026.
No, Mezco specifically designed it to preserve the rooftop scene's dramatic pose rather than offer extensive posability.
Mezco's 5 Points Batman (1989) "I'm Batman" Boxed Set gives Tim Burton Batman collectors a genuinely scene-accurate diorama rather than another standalone figure, with packaging designed to look good whether it stays sealed or gets displayed loose. As a MezcoCon 2026 exclusive shipping after the convention, it's worth ordering now through Mezco's own store rather than waiting for wider retail availability.
Keeping the rooftop scene's two figures and base together, with the right protection in place, preserves the dramatic pose Mezco built this set specifically to recreate.
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