Hot Toys is excited to present a Deluxe Version of 1/6th scale Batman collectible figure and ... bomb timer and punch gear. The Deluxe Version offers a highly-detailed diorama base, showing ...

McFarlane Toys has easily dominated the DC Comics ... scale based on the DC Multiverse 5 points of articulation to Punch and Kick Batman is based on his look from the iconic Batman: Hush Comic ...

Hot Toys has produced a number of Batman collectibles over the years ... Batmobile remote, bomb timer and punch gear. The Deluxe Version offers a highly-detailed diorama base, showing a corner ...

While we’re on the subject of the Joker, McFarlane Toys recently launched a psychedelic ... “Based on his appearance in the 1966 classic Batman TV series, this fluorescent criminal clown ...

and punch gear.” A lot of Batman merchandise this year will depict Keaton in the updated Batsuit for The Flash. Hot Toys gives us what we want with the original version. Take a look at all the ...

The Joker, watching on from inside her wardrobe, was satisfied that Alexis- or Punchline, as she called herself-was up to the job of helping him in his next big plot against Batman™ Incredibly ...

Did you get a copy of Batman #89 today? What about at last night's midnight opening for Wolverine #1? If so, well done. They have sold copies for $30 each on eBay today, even after we pointed out ...

This includes action figures, remote control and robotic vehicles, water toys and games ... Spin Master has dropped their first wave of Batman action figures and roleplay gear, and you can ...

I had seen the ads, purchased the toys, hung the poster on my wall ... At the ripe age of 35, Tim Burton’s Batman still packs quite the punch. You can stream Tim Burton’s Batman on Max.

As Tynion explained, it's more about bringing the character back to basics and reminding Batman he doesn't need those wonderful toys to keep Gotham safe. Tynion said, "That's something that I ...

West remembers a daunting workload cranking out the twice-weekly show that spawned everything from toys to dance crazes like the "Bat-tussi," magazine articles and "Batman: The Movie" in 1966.

but Batman’s been funny before. A moment has to be more than that to endure in the minds of comic book nerds for 36 years. This punch remains one of the superlative moments in superhero comics ...