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DC The Batman Bruce Wayne Cufflink Replicas
- THE BATMAN: Now you too can style like billionaire Bruce Wayne with this handsome set of replica cufflinks featuring the Wayne monogram.
- DIMENSIONS: 2cm Wide Cufflinks
- COLLECTIBLE PACKAGING: Cufflinks come housed in an attractive clam shell box with The Batman logo. Box measures 8.4cm W x 6.4cm L x 3cm H.
- OFFICALLY LICENSED: Replica cufflinks based on Matt Reeves’s The Batman (2022).
- GREAT GIFT IDEA: Add this replica to your personal collection or gift it to The Batman fan in your life!
THE BATMAN When you’re not facing Gotham City’s criminal underbelly in the attire of the Caped Crusader, it’s time to don a new guise: billionaire Bruce Wayne. These are must-have collectibles for fans of director Matt Reeves’s The Batman (2022), perfect for display in your DC Comics collection. Additionally, they feature movie-accurate imagery, making them authentic accessories for cosplayers. Officially licensed. Produced by SalesOne. THE HOUSE OF WAYNE By night, Bruce Wayne (Robert Pattinson) stalks the night as the legendary Batman. However, during the day, he is the Prince Of Gotham, a member of the city’s elite class and the orphan son of its most prestigious family. Many tasks of a vigilante can be accomplished in the thick of darkness, the hand of justice tackling criminality with broken bones and missing teeth. But sometimes, a subtler approach is necessitated, and the bat-like creature feared by malefactors must become that which he was born to be. In the critically acclaimed film, we see this side of the Dark Knight. A reclusive figure by nature, he finds himself unable to accomplish his goal — the capture of Gotham’s latest supervillain, the Riddler (Paul Dano) — without taking advantage of his hereditary privileges. Assuming the role of Bruce, he ventures beyond the shadows and conducts his investigation in broad daylight. Nevertheless, this is not the charismatic playboy to which fans have grown accustomed, his charming persona drowned beneath the overwhelming guilt that scars him to his core: the murder of his parents, Thomas (Luke Roberts) and Martha Wayne (Stella Stocker).
