DC Premium Batman Hush Rooftop Bat-Signal Diorama Set Mattel Creations Preorder
Mattel Creations has opened preorders for the DC Premium Batman: Hush Rooftop Bat-Signal Diorama Set, priced at $100. We were there when Mattel revealed the set at NYCC 2026, so it is great to see it move from that display to an actual preorder. The centerpiece is a 6.5-inch Batman based on the “Hush” story arc, with 34 points of articulation, two sets of interchangeable hands and a modular rooftop base. The part I really want to see in person is the adjustable 7-inch Bat-Signal. It projects a constant or flashing beam up to three feet, which is already a cool display feature, but Mattel also added movable rooftop elements and a water-powered mist effect. That combination should get much closer to the rainy Gotham rooftop atmosphere than a standard figure-and-base release. Mattel Creations has not provided a release or ship date in the supplied preorder details.
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DC Premium Batman: Hush Rooftop Bat-Signal Diorama Set
The oversized HUSH title makes the story-arc connection impossible to miss, with the blue-gray palette carried across the entire box.
Batman stands on the Rooftop base against the Gotham City skyline, with masonry, pipes, a rooftop vent and one of the modular gargoyle options turning the whole package into a scene. The huge Adjustable Bat-Signal and Batman’s sweeping blue cape really sell the rooftop setup.
I like that the box uses a large illustration of the assembled display rather than a window, with additional Batman artwork wrapping around the side panel.
Batman has a great classic look here, with a short-eared cowl, narrow white eyes and a square-jawed expression. The black chest emblem and yellow utility belt stand out sharply against the blue-gray suit.
The modular Rooftop base includes separate masonry, pipe and vent sections, along with the movable ladder and two sets of interchangeable hands. I like how much of this set is devoted to building out the Gotham rooftop around Batman rather than giving him a simple display stand.
I really like the Adjustable Bat-Signal™ lit up, with the dark bat emblem cutting sharply across its glowing yellow face.
Dark shading across Batman’s gray suit picks out the sculpted musculature and gives him the rough, inked look of the Hush illustrations.
The cape’s raised ribs, deep folds and long pointed tips give it an exaggerated bat-wing shape that looks fantastic spread out behind Batman.
