According to this site, the cowl is “perfect for cosplay,” so wearable. They were taking pre-orders and already sold out at US $314 and change.

https://www.bro-depot.com/product/pre-o ... 16fd43adaa

Maybe it’s this one? Screenshot from their Instagram feed. A small blurb at the bottom of one the 1966 7” figure offering a chance to win the limited edition cowl.

I remember the “menagerie” of alien monsters consisted of maybe three costumed actors who appeared to simply parade past the camera lens, circle around behind the camera and then descend the steps again to give the impression that there were more creatures than there were. I also seem to recall that...

Ben Bentley wrote: ↑Tue Jul 16, 2024 8:33 am Like yoinks, Scoob! I hope Jake from State Farm has his checkbook handy.

What a loss. I had not heard about it at all, Ian.

This post is now particularly appropriate:

BatToys wrote: ↑Wed Jul 10, 2024 8:45 am With a little black paint for shadows on the Batman figure, it would look like as if it was drawn by Bill Watterson.

Like this:

Fair comparison.

Ben, this young lady looks to be a good fit for 1966 Catwoman cosplay!

Well done!

I don't love all the joints these figures have Bingo. I think NECA handled it better. But, always good to see another 1966 Batman. Choices. Speaking of “Batman Beyond,” years ago, when my son was maybe 5 or 6 years old, I was putting away our Halloween items in the attic. Having my hands full, and ...

Thanks for the reference. I would probably just design and print the cap with my printer. I hate to dismember vintage stuff, especially a vintage can of $55 Behold. lol Or go to your supermarket and spend $6.00 on a can of Lysol Disinfectant spray. Not an exact match but really close. If you wanted...

BatToys wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2024 6:46 am The cape looks wired.

It does.

You’re correct. It’s just a reworking of the face on the original preview photo as seen on this site back in May, 2023:

https://toynewsi.com/14-47530

It does favor her.

I have an autographed photo of Yvonne wearing the bathing suit (without the bow, but with a black lace cover up) holding a pistol (a promotional photo from her appearance in “The Man From U.N.C.L.E.” episodes that became the feature film “One Spy Too Many”).