Continuing the legacy of the DC Super Powers line of the 80s, comes a brand new batch of your favorite heroes and villains in the classic nostalgia series we all love Chill! During an altercation in his secret laboratory, Dr. Art Schivel was covered in an experimental chemical he had created. The chemicals bonded to his body, and suddenly his metabolism was reversed, and outside fifty degrees below zero could not survive. He created and wore a special suit that kept his body constantly at a freezing temperature and his lair was always Arctic in temperature. From then on, he referred to himself as Mr. Freeze. He vowed revenge on Batman and all of Gotham to suffer and freeze like he did. That is the way the ice cube crumbles! A seductive villainess who often stole the heart of the Caped Crusader and always wanted him for her own partner, but her criminal persona always allowed him to see through her seductions and never stopped him from carrying out his criminal apprehending duty. Twin aircraft streamlined plexi-glass bubble windshields and top section are made bullet proof and matching in design. The center safety roll bar arch is made of alloy steel and equipped with operable flashing lights, right and left trouble shooters and miscellaneous warning lights, and then attached to the double bubble top.

Accessories with these figures: Looks like Batman (oxygen mask) comes with the Batzooka, while Robin (oxygen mask) comes with the Bat-Radio and Batarang (repeat props from Radioactive Batman figure), and BatGirl comes with BatCuffs and Batarang. Here's a rumored list of upcoming McFarlane '66 figures:McFarlane Toys’ interpretation of said Batmobile has a lot to live up to, then and I’m pleased to say that it exceeds expectations. degree turning is made possible by pulling the emergency bat turn lever that releases and billows the bat impression twin parachutes on a 25 foot nylon cord. Turbine exhaust finned air cooling rear tube is mounted on the V cavity rear grille section with both parachutes installed on each side. To the Batmobile!” Batman and Robin have many gadgets in their arsenal, but none more hi-tech and stylish than the Batmobile—ready to power on with the touch of a button. When the Dynamic Duo find themselves faced with imminent danger, laser beams, magnets, and a parachute jettison button become quite useful. And there’s no need to worry about villainous takeovers, good citizen, the Anti-Theft Activator is all the Caped Crusader needs to protect his invaluable vehicle.

BATMAN™ and THE BATMOBILE are based on their looks in BATMAN™ (1989) movie and includes a round figure display base But until that day arrives, when the services of the Dynamic Duo are no longer required, they will be there to fight evil in all its forms. Here we have that Clown Prince of Crime, the Harlequin of Hate, Batman’s archnemesis the Joker. As with Robin, there is the standard version of the character as well as a chase variant, but in this case the unmasked version is the more common figure as opposed to the much more rare masked variant. Fitting, of course, as the dastardly villain is a broken mirror image of our stalwart heroes.

Portrait of a Bastich

Paint all metal parts with chrome paint, including tripplight cherry top, bat tubes, bat turbine exhaust Kapow! The debonair millionaire Bruce Wayne may seem like your average cool cat, but you would be wrong! With the flip of a Shakespeare head bust and… to the Batcave! Gotham City is filled with a rogue’s gallery of criminals eager to unmask the Batman, but they are thwarted by the Caped Crusader’s own clever ways. This vehicle started out as a Lincoln experimental proto chassis powered with a 500 h.p. super charged Lincoln Continental racing engine. Weight is 5500 pounds and has completely hand formed steel body. Wheel base is 129 inches; overall length is 206 inches and the hand high top height is 48 inches. Active auctions are not calculated into the price history graph. Rows that are gray are excluded from BIN calculations

Who is the impractical joker with a key to crime? With a maniacal laugh, a twisted sense of humor, and penchant for setting cunning traps, The Joker is one of atman’s most notoriously fiendish foes. But when it comes to putting an end to The Joker’s crime sprees, Batman knows firsthand that The Joker’s jokes are never very funny… in the end.

There is absolutely no question that the Batmobile in general is the coolest car ever created, and George Barris’ iconic and incredibly memorable take for the Sixties television series is perhaps the most beloved of the lot. Personally, it’s second only to the Batmobile from the 1989 Batman film, but even then it’s a very, very close race. Like the Batmobile, there’s mercifully very little assembly required, as almost every piece comes ready to use out of the box. The only things that need to be attached are some railings, a ladder, and the Batpoles, and those are easy enough. I was a little concerned that I might bend or even break some of the rails, as they fit pretty snugly in their respective fittings but are made of really thin plastic, but it was simple enough getting them in place without any fuss. A truly great action figure for a truly great crimefighter. Adam West’s “Bright Knight” gets a practically perfect plastic presentation of the character’s onscreen portrayal from McFarlane, with every detail of the classic Batsuit present. The color of the cowl should have probably been a little more purple than blue, and it’s not a perfect likeness of West, but it still looks great from head to toe. In addition, most advertising networks offer you a way to opt out of targeted advertising. If you would like to find out more information, please visit http://www.aboutads.info/choices/or http://www.youronlinechoices.com.