Ben Bentley wrote: ↑Sat Aug 19, 2023 8:59 pm I can’t tell you anything else about it, but I agree, that’s a great design can and it’s in great condition too. Congrats on the find!

Thank you Ben.

Detailed history of the Cott Batman soda can and bottles:

https://scoop.previewsworld.com/Home/4/ ... eID=249846

After 4 years searching I found a 1966 Cott Batman soda can. I've always liked the design of it. Was this Batman soda can ever sold in Chicago in 1966? Did it have a limited run of one year? I'm pretty sure my parents or one of my relatives would have bought me the Batman soda can for my birthday pa...

Lou, Is ordering direct from McFarlane quick and reliable? Do they put stickers on the toys boxes?

Here's a good look at "66 Superman" at the Entertainment Earth site. He looks vaguely familiar, not sure who (Clint Walker, maybe?) but certainly not George Reeves. It's not a bad looking figure but it doesn't say "Superman" to me, and the "S" shield is the 70s version...

Someone wrote they thought it was Ben Affleck as George Reeves from the movie hollywoodland. I never considered that.

Jczernich wrote: ↑Fri Aug 04, 2023 8:29 am First real pics of the new wave and another chance to get regular Batman & Robin again!

https://toynewsi.com/14-48964

Well, that '66 Superman is definitely not George Reeves. Disappointing.

'66 Batman robot is my favorite out of the bunch.

I went to my Target today and bought a Batgirl. The main body looks good and may be better than a Mattel but the Mattel Cape is much much better than the McFarlane Cape so I ended up feeling disappointed in the McFarlane figure. Has anyone tried putting the superior Mattel Yvonne Craig head and Cap...

I found on YouTube a video of the McFarlane panel and there was a close-up in detail of the '66 Superman. Now this is still the computer render and it might look different from tomorrow's reveal, the render slightly looks like George Reeves and a bit like Joaquin Phoenix and Michael Shannon. This mi...

McFarlane should make the '66 Batman Robot into a tin battery operated robot that walks and the bat symbol lights up.

This '66 Batman robot is a lot better than I was expecting! It's a lot further in development than I had assumed. Hopefully they will show the '66 Superman next as they said tomorrow is all '66 Batman previews and we can find out if it's George Reeves or not. ***ADMIN EDIT: I have merged this into t...

This '66 Batman robot is a lot better than I was expecting!

It's a lot further in development than I assumed. Hopefully they will show the '66 Superman next as McFarlane said tomorrow is all '66 Batman previews and we can find out if it's George Reeves or not.

He does look like Adam West.

I'd love to see someone do a movie of new 1966 Batman episodes but this time with better writing and directing. Or based on the current '66 Batman comic book.

He does look like Adam West.

I'd love to see someone do a movie of new 1966 Batman episodes but this time with better writing and directing. Or based on the current '66 Batman comic book.

Well...in the '66 Batman comic Michael Allred did draw the George Reeves Clark Kent. So there is some connection that he is the '66 Superman. The ball is in McFarlane Toys court. By now they have some idea fans think it's George Reeves. I think McFarlane has the influence and leverage to make it pos...

I was thinking the Curt Swan Superman could be too.