That is amazing attention to detail.

If a 2-pack had the Astin Riddler, I would be customer #1 for that.

Lou Szabo wrote: ↑Mon Jul 03, 2023 5:32 am Riddle me this, when is an action figure like a Rap singer?

When it’s a two-pack (Tupac)

Mars Toys confirmed in a new post that the Riddleri will be a 2 figure box set, like Batman and Robin. Holy conundrum?
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Two-pack? One in the standard costume and the other in the suit?

The assault Rand’s character endured in Enemy was extremely daring for 60’s audiences at that time and is really an uncomfortable moment in this series. You take a causal viewer who only knows Star Trek from The Trouble with Tribbles and show them that scene and you’ll certainly get a reaction out ...

As much as I love TGH TV series and collect certain kinds of merchandise based on it, I could not imagine paying for a screen-used swatch from Lee's suspenders. That's getting kind of strange.

I asked which pseudonym they will use for this figure. The Joker was Prankster. What is the Riddler’s pseudonym? Our pal Troy nailed this exact conundrum when we were chatting about these Mars figures... it's got to be "Prank Gorshin" :lol: Not sure Mars would use "Gorshin", but...

The Flash suffered from the changing guard at Warner Brothers, as so many of the cuts and re-shoots occured not as a result of Zaslav's direct order, but in part, due to incoming "DCU" head James Gunn's conscious tinkering with the film to support his alleged "new universe" whic...

So the Batman body suit is darker than the Hot Toys?

Actually what killed the series was the fad ran it's course, as all fads do. Even if the scripts had retained the tone a quality of the first season, I don't think it would've mattered. The curiosity of the adults had waned (no pun intended) and that was almost all she wrote. Indeed-- Batman was a ...

Yep, this is almost the same cost as the more iconic Batmobile was, and that had quite a few features. For me, it’s an easy decision to sit this one out. But it’s going to be fun to see this made and in people’s collections. Personally, I've always preferred the original Batcycle from season 1 to t...

some where along the line...people need to realize that there are also 1966 batman toys at walmart all the time,we just buy it so fast, they think there isn't any..meanwhile the new movie stuff gathers dust..they point to that and say..see..batman toys don't sell well.. I promise .. NO 1966 batmobi...

Already answered on the FB page. BB1-vs BB2 had differences. BB2 had an extra chrome metal hood detail piece installed on the hood front, BB1 it was just silver paint. And BB-vs-Batmobile Batman/Robin vs Green Hornet/Kato "accident" photos were pre-production BB1 and not the way it looked...

A. Pennyworth wrote: ↑Wed May 24, 2023 4:17 pm Sometimes things get a bit slow. Maybe I'll see how the other side rolls?

Do we EVER need a 1/6 scale Van Williams Hornet!

Catmobile. Hmm. That seems like a stretch, not to mention obtaining the right to use Gene Winfield's Reactor (the season 3 "Catmobile" minus the garish "cat" add-ons) as the base of the vehicle. Eaglemoss did a licensed model of the Eartha Kitt Kitty Car. Very cool! I forgot abo...

If people thought the 1/6 scale Batmobile was expensive before, just imagine the cost with two figures included. Yikes!