Unleash your inner Batgirl with this awesome Classic 1966 Batgirl Shoulder Bag. It is inspired by the purple glittery Batgirl costume of the 1960’s. It is fun, fashionable and fantastic. The purple glitter center panel mimics her sparkly suit, while the purple lycra fabric on the body is similar to the fabric from her gloves. The Batgirl symbol is in the center. Show your love for Batgirl with this amazing custom accessory.
Quick Robin, to the Batmobile! From the 1966 classic Batman: The Movie, this 1:35 Scale Batmobile from Kaiyodo is an amazing recreation of the iconic vehicle. It has spinning tires and opening doors, hood, and trunk. As far as I’m concerned, this is one of the best cars ever to grace the small or big screen. It also includes standing and sitting Batman and Robin figures because no one else is allowed to be in this vehicle. This one is going to look awesome in your collection.
Out of all of the Batmobiles that have existed over the years, the original is still the most iconic. Out of all of Batman’s rides, this one comes the closest to being an actual Hot Rod from the era. This statue celebrates the ’66 Batmobile in a playful style full of motion and color. Love it.
Here’s a piece of furniture that is perfect for any Batcave. And when I say Batcave I mean mancave. This custom full size 1966 Batmobile Couch is made of fiberglass with a wood base and new upholstery. It even comes with parachute holders.
This Bat-seat for two measures 32″ x 32″ x 76″ and weighs about 250 lbs. If you have a spare $4,500. anyway. I love that Wayne Enterprises sign above it too.
This series of Batman art done in the 1966 style is awesome. Where was this cartoon series when I was a kid? These fantastic illustrations are from Des Taylor, who has an amazing eye for Batman style.
They could still do this cartoon today. I see it as Mad Men meets Gotham, meets Bewitched. I just love those colors and that retro style. Well, we may not have this on TV, but at least Des Taylor gives us a glimpse into this fantastic world.
