It’s May 1993. Superman is dead as of Superman #75 (November 1992), and Batman’s iconic Knightfall arc has just started; two months later he’d have his back broken in Batman #497…
TV Games Plug & Play Showcase : DC Comics Diasasters
Video games based on DC Comics are almost always terrible. Most Jakks’ Plug & Play games don’t really change the landscape, but one moves the needle.
McFarlane has Batman, and Why That’s a Great Thing
If you’re a toy collector of a certain age, it’s hard to remember a time when Mattel didn’t own a vast portion of the DC Comics action figure license. But…
Batman Forever Forever : Glow-in-the-Dark SkyCaps
For one brief, shining moment, the crappy stars aligned, and there was at least one overly elaborate, glowing, weaponized set of Batman Forever pogs.
Every Batman Explored : Batman #4 (1940)
Batman #4 features a costumed hero who’s barely recognizable as the shrewd crimefighter we know and love.
DC Flixstars : Leaping Tall Buildings
When something is exclusive to Dollar Tree stores, it’s usually good to approach it with trepidation. Dollar Tree is the place where sad crates of Pineapple-Ham soda go to die,…
Every Batman Explored : Batman #3 (1940)
Batman #3 has a cover date of September 1940, or simply, “Fall Issue”. America was about to enter World War II; Captain America didn’t exist yet, nor did Wonder Woman….
Every Batman Explored : Batman #2
If you’re lucky enough to find a copy of Batman #2 in your attic, you’re looking at around an average value of $9000 bucks. A majority of the copies found…
Every Batman Explored : Batman #1
Exploring the evolution of Batman in comics, from issue one to issue infinity. Infra-red rays, mental home monsters, and a whole lot of murder.
Batman v. Eaglemoss: Batmangled
Eaglemoss is known for their small metal superhero figurines, but how do they do when it comes to larger busts? Spoiler: not too great.
Let’s Get Small : Tiny Batmen of Yesterday and Today
Just how small can the Dark Knight Detective get? The answer is very, very, very small.
This Month in Batman: Sketchy Jim Lee
What new Batman stuff came out around the summer of 2016?
The Mystery of the Rainbow Batman
The Rainbow Batmen were supposed to be released for Batman’s 25th anniversary. And then they weren’t. Where did they go?
Sprukits Batman : The Dark Knight Defective
When it comes to building your own Batman, is Sprukits the way to go?
Funko Cubed: DC Magnetic Interchangeable Vinyl Figures
One of Funko’s many all-too-brief novelty licensed toys, their DC Comics interchangeable magnetic figures died all too soon.
The Greg Capullo Batman : DC Designer Series
Batman’s adapted a very, very slightly different look after his New 52 gear. Does it matter?
Holy Bad Guys Batman! : 1960s Batman Rogues Gallery Figures
Adam West’s Batman had countless weirdo, terrible villains… so Mattel made a few of them. And then stopped.
Holy Adam West Batman! : 1960s Batman & Robin Action Figures
It’s the Adam West Batman we’ve been waiting for for years.
