Today we continue our previews of the DC HeroClix: The Dark Knight Rises movie set as we visit with a man who helped create the Dark Knight. From the film Batman Begins, we are pleased to present Henri Ducard! [...]

Not bad, I thoroughly enjoy the interpretation of the character and most importantly the multiple team abilities.

Yay my first-first post ever!

What's all this "Immortal" nonsense about?They wouldn't dare jeopardize the realism of Nolan's series!!!

'Herald' keyword? I wonder if this is him from the new movie in a flashback or something...

well they took the "realism" of Iron Man movies and took it carefully into the now Avengers world.

What is that ice sculpture next to him? Has he received his degree in chainsaw sculpting?

Liam Neeson in Clix form. One step closer to Excalibur Clix...

I believe that is smoke/steam coming from the metalsmithing thingy.

So you haven;t read spoilers about this last batman flick have you?

I certainly hope we get some generic League of Assasin figures to go along with him that also have the Underworld TA. Please keep them 42 points or less so he can carry two at a time.

Well, since the power reads "if both have a lower point cost" and not "if both, combined, have a lower point cost", this may not be an issue. We'll have to wait for clarification on that. As the power currently reads, he can carry any two Underworld characters that are each less than 85 points.

I still want them to be 42 points or less. I hate 50+ point generics. Defeats the purpose of swarm teams when you come at people with a "Swarm" of 4 characters per team.

Yesss. Very glad to see someone with Underworld outside of Watchmen. Of course his dial is spiffy too.

Larry and Mike will be the first to come under Ducard's command.

I can agree with that, the fantastic Amazons, not withstanding.

Is there any significance to the Underworld symbol shown on the dial pre-green line? The only set that I remember that from is Secret Invasion with the Skrull, but maybe they have done that with other sets since then and I haven't noticed.

Yes!

Glad to see that TA being used.