Joker-Themed Batmobile, Space Batman, Wax Robin, and More!
McFarlane Toys is back at it again with new wave of the Batman ’66 figures that blend the best of the classic TV series and comic book looks. With Space Batman, Wax Robin, Alfred Pennyworth, Bookworm, Nightwing, and the Joker-themed Batmobile, this wave packs a nostalgic punch for collectors like me. Let’s dive into each figure and how they channel that unmistakable retro charm.
Batmobile & The Joker (Batman ’66) Gold Label 2pk
Holy hijacked Batmobile, Batman! It’s the ultimate showdown between chaos and justice when The Joker gets his hands on Batman and Robin’s iconic ride! With a villainous makeover and gadgets galore, Gotham’s in for a wild ride! This Gold Label 2-pack features a Joker-themed Batmobile and a matching Joker figure with a unique cape. The Batmobile, revamped with Joker’s signature purple and green palette, is a stylish nod to the Clown Prince of Crime’s chaotic nature.
Product Features:
- Availability: Amazon Exclusive
- Batman and Robin’s ride gets the Joker treatment, with his twisted sense of style and a “jokerized” cape
- Includes vehicle, figure, and key accessory
Space Batman (Batman ’66 Comic)
Biff! Bam! Wham! Holy cosmic capers, Bat-fans! Don’t be fooled by Bruce Wayne’s cool-cat persona. When the time comes, a quick flip of that Shakespeare bust, and ZAP—to the Batcave! Gotham’s groovy rogues might try to unmask our beloved Caped Crusader, but their fiendish schemes are always foiled by Batman’s cleverness and trusty gadgets.
Figure Features:
- Based on the classic comic book
- Designed with far-out articulation for posing and play
- Includes removable wings and helmet
Wax Robin (Batman ’66)
Zowie! Acrobat Dick Grayson may have lost his circus family, but Batman saw potential in this plucky lad. Taking him under his wing, the Boy Wonder became Robin—a fearless fighter with a knack for acrobatics! But the real magic lies in Robin’s unwavering optimism, providing a beacon of hope in Batman’s shadowy crusade. This figure is straight out of the classic episode “The Ring of Wax,” where The Riddler’s latest scheme involves stealing a wax figure to melt down for its wax, which becomes powerfully corrosive when exposed to direct flame.
Figure Features:
- Based on the classic 1960s TV show – Episode The ring of wax
- Designed with hip articulation for posing and play
- Includes a can of Batwax solvent and Bat Hand Broom
Bookworm (Batman ’66)
Great Scott! Bookworm, the literary villain who specializes in crimes involving books, was created exclusively for the Batman (1966) series. He made his dastardly debut in the two-part episodes “The Bookworm Turns” and “While Gotham City Burns.” In these stories, he pilfers high-value books while leaving cryptic clues for Batman and Robin to solve. But despite his cunning, our Caped Crusaders ultimately cracked his code and brought him to justice, proving that crime doesn’t pay—even in Gotham’s literary underworld.
Figure Features:
- Based on the classic 1960s TV show
- Designed with crime-stopping articulation for posing and play
- Includes magnifying glass
Nightwing (Batman ’66 Comic)
Ka-pow! After finding his footing as Robin, the Boy Wonder, Dick Grayson emerged as Nightwing! He stays true to Batman’s ideals while carving out his own heroic path as a member of the superhero elite. Check out the chest hair!
Figure Features:
- Based on the classic comic book
- Designed with dynamic articulation for posing and play
- Includes 2 action word bubbles
Alfred Pennyworth (Batman ’66)
Good gravy! Alfred Pennyworth—British intelligence officer turned butler extraordinaire—remains the loyal confidant to Bruce Wayne and his alter ego, Batman. Whether it’s polishing the Batmobile or assisting with the latest caper, Alfred’s always ready with a feather duster and sage advice.
Figure Features:
- Based on the classic 1960s TV show
- Designed with neat articulation for posing and play
- Includes feather duster and phone
Sock! Boff! Kapow!
As a lifelong fan of the Batman 66 TV series, these figures hit the sweet spot of nostalgia. I remember the joy of seeing Adam West and Burt Ward suit up and face off against Cesar Romero’s Joker, and these McFarlane figures bring that magic back. The Batmobile & The Joker 2pk is a standout for its playful reimagining of the iconic vehicle, and each figure packs plenty of campy charm.