Batman: A Death in the Family Silver Collectible Foil

The moment that changed Batman forever.

In 1988, DC readers were given an unprecedented choice: decide the fate of Jason Todd, the second Robin. The vote was cast—and the result became one of the darkest and most consequential moments in Batman comic history.

In Batman: A Death in the Family, the Joker brutally attacks Jason Todd and leaves him trapped in an explosion. Batman arrives too late. The devastating image of the Dark Knight holding his fallen partner became an enduring symbol of grief, guilt, and loss in the DC Universe.

Now, that defining moment is recreated on an impressive 20 g .999 fine silver foil, measuring an extraordinary 175 × 262 mm. The large-format canvas preserves the emotional impact of the original comic artwork in vivid color, printed over mirror-finish silver and surrounded by a polished mirror rim.

But there are two interpretations of the same grief.

Hidden among the release is an exclusive Chase Variant, limited to only 100 worldwide. In place of the traditional comic-book colors, the Chase uses a dramatic heavy frost treatment on Batman with transparent character text, creating a quieter and more sombre interpretation of this unforgettable scene.

With just a 10% chance of uncovering the Chase, which version will you discover?