Looks like what they did was simply collect all the magazines from the 66 eaglemoss releases and repackage them in a single book, and with their first "Batcave" 66 Batmobile.

Warning: If you plan to hit your local Hallmark for the Riddler on october 6th, you may want to call ahead and see if they'll even have any to put out on the floor. My local store said they may only get 12 and that I missed the cutoff to reserve one.

They may go fast.

Jim!

Yeoman's service, faithful retainer. Above and beyond merely dusting the Batcave.

My sincere thanks,

Jim

Btw, did the sign look the same in both of its appearances, and was it sitting atop the same computer piece?

Jim

These are beautiful things. And you are a beautiful person. Many thanks, sir, and if my own project comes to fruition, I will credit you for your help.

Jim

One is for a friend who's having something made for her husband's birthday, while the other wone is for a very special project of my own

Jim

Bat-Pals, would anyone be able to supply me with one or both of these shots from the show? The "Gotham City Plans and Views" sign from the Batcave in "A Riddle a Day Keeps the Riddler Away." The painting of a safe that's over Bruce's actual safe in an episode of which I've forgot...

DC's reporting it; looks to be true.

http://www.dccomics.com/blog/2014/01/15 ... eo-release

The Dark Knight Ages are over, my old chums.

Jim

Looking forward to talking with a ton of Bat-fans at the show!

Jim

Good choices! I especially like your first one.

Don't all rush to respond

Jim

Bat-Fans, riddle me this...

What is your most favorite still or pose of Our Hero from the show? What one shot sums up the entire character in one picture?

Jim!

(Hi, everybody!)