"Zipline" Batman and Mr. Freeze a hit with collectors...

















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Mattel's BATMAN
2003

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When Mattel was awarded the DC Comics license in 2003, one of the first toy lines they released was BATMAN. These comic-style 6-inch figures were a pretty big hit with collectors; the fans excited to see something new being done with the license after Hasbro's long reign. The fact that the Four Horsemen sculpted the figures also didn't hurt, the two figures below - "Zipline" Batman and Mr. Freeze - being two of the most popular releases.


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Best of all, Batman comes with a "BATIBUMERANG!" Gotta love multilingual packaging. ;)

LOL! I never noticed that!