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This Funko POP! Super No. 660 figurine depicts The Absolute Joker, the particularly monstrous reimagining of Batman’s famous nemesis in DC Comics’ Absolute Universe. Measuring approximately 13 cm in the Super size, this version has a significantly more imposing silhouette than a classic POP! figure.
The character is depicted crouching, with his long hands resting on the ground and his body hunched in an animal-like posture. His appearance incorporates the most unsettling elements of the Absolute Joker: pale grey skin, pronounced musculature, bright green eyes, a wide pink grin lined with numerous sharp teeth, and a long purple tongue. The black hair forms two large spikes at the sides, whilst orange markings run along the arms. A small tail visible at the back completes this radical transformation of the character
This deliberately grotesque aesthetic directly reflects the horrific dimension given to the Joker in *Absolute Batman*. The POP! format retains the characteristic proportions of the Funko range whilst adapting the design to the massive stature and exaggerated features of this incarnation. The figure is presented in an illustrated window box featuring the colours of the Absolute Universe and bearing the number 660.
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Character origin and universe (Lore)
The Absolute Joker belongs to the Absolute Universe, an alternative continuity from DC Comics that reimagines the publisher’s iconic characters. He appears in *Absolute Batman*, a series launched in 2024 by writer Scott Snyder and artist Nick Dragotta, in which Batman himself is reimagined as a young Bruce Wayne deprived of the wealth and resources traditionally associated with the Wayne family.
In this universe, the Joker is profoundly different from his classic incarnation. Introduced at the end of *Absolute Batman* No. 1, he is portrayed as an extremely powerful and wealthy man whose nickname, ‘Joker’, ironically contrasts with his lack of laughter. The series then reveals a truly monstrous appearance, described by DC as a creature more draconic than human, embodying a particularly ancient and disturbing form of evil. It is precisely this spectacular transformation that is captured by the POP! Super No. 660 figurine.