and Robot Batman from the ’66 comics. Pre-order details for each of the new figures in McFarlane Toys’ Batman ’66 lineup can be found below. Each figure is priced at $17.99. While you’re ...

the Wind-up Batman Tin Robot and the Battery-operated Batman Robot, are toys that reflect the rising Batmania of their era. Both pieces, fashioned for the Japanese market in the 1960s, offer a ...

Astroman was made in West Germany by Dux and is valued at about £400 while the Batman made by Japanese ... a 1930s-built Japanese robot are expected to draw classic toy collectors to a sale.

In case you don't want your kid running around with a 30-inch tall Batman robot that can easily flatten a small dog, there are some other nice toy options available. Lego's Black Friday sale is ...

Warning: Spoilers for Batman #149! Batman's robot hand, introduced in Batman #149, adds a unique cool factor to his character. The robot hand provides deeper insight into Batman's fears and ...

The new toys are available ... a towering Mech Mode robot that stands over a foot tall, complete with a projectile launcher & blaster to defeat villains. Includes 4” Batman & Superman figures.

A few years ago, in the Batman comic books ... fists that kids can use as a sort of Rock ‘em Sock ‘em Robots toy to smash things up; a popular pastime amongst five-year old kids.

In what is undoubtedly the most bizarre action figure collaboration in history, DC Comics and Ccstoys have joined forces to bring you Batman and Superman-themed Q-Mech Battle Chicken figures.