Personally, it’s second only to the Batmobile from the 1989 Batman film, but even then it’s a very, very close race. 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. Like Batman, Robin is nice and posable, and I was even able to get a few more unique shots out of him than I was with Bats.

The sculpts are certainly modern and all around quite excellent, so I think the retro moniker which means they have less articulation than the DC Multiverse. McFarlane Toys’ interpretation of said Batmobile has a lot to live up to, then and I’m pleased to say that it exceeds expectations.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. Really, the only thing keeping them from fully modern articulation are what’s missing in the ankles and torso, and maybe some bicep swivels. 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. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. The second half of the Dynamic Duo has two separate figures available: a standard masked version, and an unmasked “chase” variant with a McFarlane Platinum Edition designation.

All crimefighters need a place to rest their head, and Batman’s Batcave is no doubt the best in all of popular culture.I was originally going to just use the Mattel one to display with these figures, but then I decided I was going all in with this line, so I picked it up. 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. Stately WAYNE MANOR™ is the luxurious home of millionaire playboy BRUCE WAYNE™ and his faithful ward DICK GRAYSON™. And admittedly, there’s certainly some relative charm to it, especially if you’re like me and grew up playing with those toys. I already dipped into the Retro 66 Batman pool a short while ago with a look at Boxing Batman and Riddler, but today I’m going to go back to basics by checking out the Dynamic Duo and their bitchin ride.

That does not mean that McFarlane’s is bad, but there are aspects of it that really push the whole retro toy concept and that’s found mainly in how small it scales to the figures. That beautiful yellow oval looks great against the bodysuit that is just pure West, and the pockets on the belt are upside down for ease of Batarang and other gadget retrieval. 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.It would have been a nice touch had his legs been a slightly different shade than the rest of his skin, to emulate the sheer leggings that Ward wore in the role, but that’s a minor nit to pick. When he awoke, McElroy believed himself to be the legendary King Tutankhamun reincarnated, and Gotham City the ancient city of Thebes. His costume just looks so damn on point with some wonderful sculpting flares like the tops of his boots and the fasteners running down the center of his tunic.