McFarlane Toys continues to expand its popular DC Retro Batman '66 line with a brand new figure. Princess Diana is arriving in the 60s as Wonder Woman gets the retro treatment, inspired by her ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook McFarlane Toys has announced five new figures and a vehicle/figure combo based on the comic book ...

LEGO is releasing a classic Batmobile toy from the Batman '66 series. The '60s Batman TV series didn't technically introduce the Batmobile into live-action (that honour goes to a 1940s serial) but its ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook McFarlane Toys has announced new The Atom, Green Arrow, and Superman figures and a Batman ’66 ...

Holy expansion of canon, Batman! Burt Ward as a retro Nightwing is exactly the kind of figure we never knew we wanted so much. Wave 10 of McFarlane Toys‘ 1966 Batman figures also proves there are ...

Brightly colored, very short Bat Ears, drawn on eyebrows for whatever reason, and blue underwear on the outside of his pants to boot. Despite its silliness, it was perhaps fitting for the tone of the ...

Retro Batman is hot right now with a Batman ’66 Batmobile LEGO set, Batman ’66 action figures, and a Batman ’89 cowl replica launching just this past week. Now Super7 is getting into the game with a ...

There have been dozens of iterations of Batman across comics, movies, and more since Adam West’s iconic, albeit campy, portrayal of the Dark Knight. Yet, nearly six decades after the end of the 1960s ...

Shane Romanchick is a TV and Movie News author for Collider. He also runs his own blog Entershanement Reviews where he writes about and reviews the latest movies. He graduated from Regis College in ...

2024 marks 85 years of Batman, and the folks at Mattel have something quite special planned for the Caped Crusader’s milestone birthday, available at this year’s Comic-Con in San Diego. The ...

Mattel previously made an Alfred in the 6-inch scale that included Alan Napier and Michael Gough heads, but this one is officially based on the TV show top-to-bottom, complete with feather duster.