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LEGO Batman Minifigure of the Day — Batzarro Batman by LEGO. This minifigure was released in 2015 as an exclusive minifigure with the LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League movie.
All part of the World’s Finest (and Largest) Collection of LEGO Batman Minifigures.
LEGO Batman Minifigure of the Day — NES Batman by Kopf. Released in 2020 and features a purple costume design inspired by the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) video game based on the 1989 Batman movie.
All part of the World’s Finest (and Largest) Collection of LEGO Batman Minifigures.
Paul Heatherington strikes again with an amazing slice of life in the ongoing struggle between the Dark Knight and the Joker.
LEGO Batman Minifigure of the Day — Joker Batman by Mr. J Brick. Released in 2021, limited to 150 pieces, and custom printed on LEGO parts.
All part of the World’s Finest (and Largest) Collection of LEGO Batman Minifigures.
LEGO Batman Minifigure of the Day — Earth 17 Batman by Minifigs Factory. Also referred to as Atomic Knight Batman. Released in 2021, limited to 80 pieces, and custom printed on LEGO parts.
All part of the World’s Finest (and Largest) Collection of LEGO Batman Minifigures.
From writer Jeph Loeb's and artist Tim Sale's vivid re-telling of the birth of one of Batman's greatest foes in The Long Halloween. To be fair Sale's art is fairly polarizing. People either seem to love it or hate it. Personally I like the noir-esque look, and it defnitely adds to the pulp vibe of Loeb's writing style particularly in The Long Halloween
If there was one character from all of literature that I always loved, and to an extent identified with, it would have be the Batman. Its a curious affinity that I can't quite put my finger on. I love the darkness of the character. The regret. The pain. The drive. The obsession. The looming shadow of his past, and how he dons the guise of a demon to fight a bevy of horrendous foes in order to to atone for the murder of his parents.
While my anticipation for The Dark Knight Rises isn't as great as some I did happen to dig all (or most) of my Batman figures out of storage a couple weekends ago. Consider this the first in an artist specific series of shots featuring the World's Greatest Detective not soley as an homage to one story teller, but rather a tribute to the character himself created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger nearly 75 years ago.
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LEGO Batman Minifigure of the Day — Juniors Batman by LEGO. Released in 2014 as part of the LEGO Batman: Defend the Batcave set. Batman has a blue cape and cowl, light blue suit, and a yellow bat symbol and utility belt.
All part of the World’s Finest (and Largest) Collection of LEGO Batman Minifigures.
So I decided to make my own versions of Batman and the Joker, but Batman pretty much remains the same. It’s the Joker that I changed up
On Batman’s first mission, he faced against the infamous Red Hood Gang. He had chased the leader of the gang into Ace Chemicals, and after the two fist fought, he accidentally sent the leader tumbling into a vat of chemicals. Batman felt great remorse for it, and this mission almost made him give up. Soon, a man calling himself the Riddler made Bruce put his suit back on. Of course, Bruce thought that the Red Hood Gang leader was dead. He never could’ve imagined that he was simply watching from the shadows, observing the bat like a tourist, and controlling the criminals like a puppet master. Eventually, the Joker revealed himself, shooting Batgirl in the stomach. Ever since then, the Batman and the Joker have been at each other’s throats, and no one truly knows who will win...
LEGO Batman Minifigure of the Day — Noir Batman by Firestar Toys. Released in 2022 and features black cowl, black cloak, grey suit, and detective accessories.
All part of the World’s Finest (and Largest) Collection of LEGO Batman Minifigures.
LEGO Batman Minifigure of the Day — Zero Year Batman by Onlinesailin. Released in 2017 and features black cape and cowl, purple gloves, and detailed printing.
All part of the World’s Finest (and Largest) Collection of LEGO Batman Minifigures.
LEGO Batman Minifigure of the Day — Bullseye Batman by World Minifigures. Released in 2017 and features a white cape and cowl with a costume design based on Detective Comics #241 from 1937.
All part of the World’s Finest (and Largest) Collection of LEGO Batman Minifigures.
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LEGO Batman Minifigure of the Day — Military Leader Batman by Pogo. Released in 2017 and features black cowl, yellow cape, and military dress uniform.
All part of the World’s Finest (and Largest) Collection of LEGO Batman Minifigures.
The classic Batman costume. Nothing has quite come close to it since. Neil Adams and Jim Aparro and Dennis O'neil what I think when I think of when I think classic Bats. Good times, the best if you ask me.
Kenner's Super Powers line was really what got me hooked on DC Comics. When I was a kid this was one of my most covetted figures! Just couldn't seem to find him anywhere. Now he stands proud alongside his killer ride and trusty sidekick.
Dick, what are you doing in that getup. You look ridiculous!
But Batman, what about what you're…
I'm Batman, Batman never looks ridiculous, it's impossible for Batman to look ridiculous.