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Catwoman and Harley Quinn Gotham City Garage Dolls Will Debut in July

For the last few years, fans of DC Collectibles have had the opportunity to pick up statues in the Gotham City Garage line that reimagined Catwoman and Harley Quinn through the lens of artist Dustin Nguyen and Gentle Giant Studios. But if you don’t have several hundred dollars to spend, Tonner Dolls is offering a less expensive alternative to enjoy the Gotham City Sirens’ new look.

Via Entertainment Earth, Tonner has released the preorder information for its two latest dolls: Gotham City Garage Catwoman and Harley Quinn. You may notice that both designs incorporate tattoos for Gotham’s antiheroines, and rather than going back to her traditional costume, Catwoman is basically wearing a biker outfit that approximates some of the features of her costume. For example, she’s not wearing a mask, but her signature cat ears are a part of her helmet.

Gotham City Garage Catwoman

Harley Quinn’s design is a little closer to her classic comic book and animated series costume, at least in terms of the colors. But there are still some of the biker elements in her outfit as well. She actually looks quite normal and sane, which are things that are rarely said about Harley!

Gotham City Garage Harley Quinn

While it’s true that these dolls are more affordable than the statues from DC Collectibles, they aren’t cheap. If you want them, they will run you $174.99 each. But if these particular designs are exactly what you’re looking for, then you can preorder Catwoman here and Harley Quinn here. Both are expected to ship in July.

Are you intrigued by the new Gotham City Garage Catwoman and Harley Quinn dolls? Share your thoughts in the comment section below!

Images: Tonner/DC Entertainment

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