Get into official DC NFTs with Batman: Year 2 drop
Own the night. Own the knight.
One of the most exciting developments in Web3 is that more and more IP holders are extending their franchises to digital collectibles.
It makes sense: In the digital realm, designers have a more open space for their creative work, while collectors get to enjoy the benefits of true ownership.
One brand on the forefront of that is McFarlane Toys. After creating some of the most sought-after physical collectibles IRL, McFarlane entered the realm of web3 with a custom marketplace and minting experience on Polygon powered by Rarible in December last year.
But that’s not every area McFarlane is innovating in: Their holder XP system aims to reward the most loyal holders. One example of that: Officially licensed Superman collectibles which were exclusively available for XP holders.
Today, we’re super excited to share the details of McFarlane's first big DC drop since their massive partnership with Warner Bros was announced: Batman: Year Two!
These collectibles are unique for a few reasons:
- They’re the first-ever DC-licensed NFTs designed by the original comic artist (Todd McFarlane himself).
- 200 NFTs in the collection are digitally signed by Todd McFarlane.
- Priced at 70 MATIC (~$50) on Polygon (meaning minimal gas fees) and supported with a credit check out feature during public mint, these NFTs are accessible for a bigger audience.
Now we won’t spill any alpha yet, but make sure to stay tuned for more DC drops from McFarlane...