Holy Heroclix Batman!

Holy Heroclix, indeed! Here's the new pride and joy of my Heroclix Collection--

Ooooo! Can't wait to get this out of the box!

 For my money there's no Batmobile quite as cool as the classic 1966 TV version. Now HeroClix has launched a fully playable version, and what a sweet ride she is, too!

When I saw her I had to have her, and now she is the showpiece of my HeroClix collection.

Just look at this baby!

From the distinctive nose and grille work

To the sleek lines of her profile

Fins, afterburners and drogue chutes,

 Who could ask for anything more?

Wouldn't you love to jump in and take her for a spin?

Is there a more recognizable vehicle in the world?

Plus, she's fully playable either as a piloted or autopiloted vehicle once you slip her on to her HeroClix base. There's even some optional campy signage for effect.

Here are the specs. You can take a closer look at them on the HeroClix website.

Heroclix '66 Batmobile Specs

But what would the Batmobile be without the Caped Crusaders?

  

There are 16 collectable character pieces in the set. 

 I can't wait to collect them all!

You can check out some shots of the the "66 Heroclix Batmobile over on Anaglyphopolis!

Atomic Batteries to power! Turbines to speed! 
(Link to YouTube Video)

The Bat-Man

The Mystery and Majesty of the Bearded Batman

Over on my other blog, "The Gentleman Time Traveler," I take you way back to 1939 and the origins of Batman's iconic look. Believe it or not, he wasn't always envisioned as the dark, mysterious caped-crusader we know and love.  "The Bat-Man," (with bonus material) Check it out!

And don't forget, at the bottom of this blog, underneath the blog posts, right next to the thermostat, you can watch movie serials in their entirety starting with the two Batman serials from the 1940s. And yes, you can see me as the Bearded Batman in 3D over on my other, other blog "Anaglyphopolis."