I actually decided to skip the line entirely because of that, but Todd got smart and made them available again. And admittedly, there’s certainly some relative charm to it, especially if you’re like me and grew up playing with those toys. The backside has the sculpted parachute pouches, which is a great touch, but that turbine is just itching for a flame effect part that wasn’t included. I won’t gas on and on about what the 66 Batman TV Series meant to me, as I already did that in the above referenced review. 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 he awoke, McElroy believed himself to be the legendary King Tutankhamun reincarnated, and Gotham City the ancient city of Thebes.Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

That’s a common comment with most of the McFarlane figures I’ve seen, though, but the accessories that are included with Batman are pretty genius: two attachable “sound effects.I have so much McFarlane stuff to look at, it’s really going to have to become a semi-weekly thing next year. GOTHAM CITY™ police commissioner JIM GORDON™ contacts BATMAN directly using the red “BAT-PHONE,” hidden in BRUCE’S private library.

The sculpt here is pretty nice, and like Mattel’s it is a big plastic shell rolling on wheels, and there’s nothing wrong with that.Scarred by acid into outwardly becoming the monster he once hid away from the world, Two-Face has become a tragic figure and one of Batman’s most unpredictable and dangerous opponents. With the next wave already announced, McFarlane Toys clearly know that this is a desired Batman property, so hopefully we’ll be getting plenty of toys based on the 1966 television series for years to come. 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. Neither are slam dunks in terms of likeness, but I see a lot more of Burt Ward in Robin than I do Adam West in Batman.