Fascinating interview overall. I do disagree with Martin Grams about what makes a superhero is superpowers, when Batman, Robin, Green Arrow, Hawkeye, Black Widow, and so many other characters do not have superpowers, but are considered superheroes. Although I despised Rogen having any involvement wi...

Either way, it's interesting to me that this reunion took place more than a year before the release of the 1989 Batman movie. I know the hype for the Burton flick began well in advance but in my (evidently flawed) memory, most of the renewed interest in the 1966 series followed the film's premiere ...

I suppose, eventually, they'll start scraping the bottom of the barrel.... Alfred's bicycle, 40's, 50's and '66 versions, and a '66 exclusive with Alfred figure, one is masked, one is not so you have to buy both!! Gangster's getaway vehicles from assorted panels in 40's comics... Blue van that got ...

Shameless money grab. Why would anyone need a black light '66 Joker? I understood the realm of comic book art and other imagery given the black light treatment (e.g., Marvel's black light superhero posters and puzzles of the early 70s), as it fit into the wheelhouse of alternate takes on illustratio...

Will Mars get Napier's stature correct with the body they create?

BiffPow wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 7:00 pm She lived a good long life. 97. Rest in peace Barbara Rush

Indeed. Very talented actress across many genres.

Nice sculpt--although David Wayne's face was fuller than the sample in the photo I think my biggest concern are the sculpts for the bodies as each actor had a distinctive form. In other words, i'm hoping Mars does not use generic bodies that happen to fit the general appearance.

How much of a demand is there for a 1/6 scale Batgirl cycle?

rsaffle , once again, you are producing amazing work, no matter the scale!

If only you would tackle a 1:6 scale Wayne study table (only) with Shakespeare bust, Batphone, and a sort of "isolated" sliding bookshelf....

Interesting find. The bricks on the TMNT playset are larger tham those on the Gordon wall, but it looks like the kind of changes you would find in a toy version. Same with the circular exit.

rsaffle wrote: ↑Mon Feb 26, 2024 3:20 pm I heard they used a William Shantner mask. ;?)

That looks so bizarre!

It looks robotic--like a Lego Batman, and the ears are just plain incorrect. I believe DC Direct's Detective Comics #27 Batman (from the company's First Appearance wave 1 from 2004) captured the character perfectly for the 6 -7 inch scale: https://www.joeacevedo.com/images/figurezone/dcdfigures/dcdb...

I have a couple sets of the Hornet playing cards from 66 like several of you probably do. I had never seen the original packaging until this week. Apparently it is pretty rare and I only found 2 images online. One in an article about the cards and a better image from a recent auction. I love the pa...

Immensely creative work, although I cannot see GH naming his boat "Black Dreamboat" in-universe!

Hi All, I'm working on a Burt Ward bust to go with the Adam West bust. Still a long way to go but it's getting there. It feels good to be pushing clay! This hair is just place keeping for a wig so I can get the right skull shape. I'm thinking of also making it available with sculpted hair for those...