For the 1966 film based on the classic television series, Batman: The Movie pulled out all the stops when it came to vehicles. In an attempt to exceed the bombast of the show, the film had ...

Just when fans were getting used to oversized design of DC's new Absolute Batman, the creative team is further raising the ...

When it comes to Batman’s vehicles, the Batmobile is by far the ... However, it’s imposing size and massive turret that looks more like some mythical beast’s neck with a barrel at the ...

Batman, aka the Dark Knight, has been a cultural icon for decades, captivating audiences with his brooding demeanor, intense physical training, and his ever-expanding arsenal of gadgets and vehicles.

Life-sized drivable replicas of the Batman Tumbler – a tank-like, off-road vehicle featured in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Trilogy – are for sale, though only a finite number were made.

“Opening sales on these vehicles, as we celebrate 85 years of Batman throughout pop culture ... to fit each individual owner’s physical dimensions and requirements.” This special vehicle ...

Every actor who’s portrayed him brought a different dimension to the character ... It’s a raw, stripped-down vehicle, reflecting the early stages of Batman’s superhero career and his ...

Okay, well, not quite - the iconic 1966 TV show starring Adam West wasn't the first time that Batman made it onto screens, nor was it the first time he drove his own vehicle, but previously he'd ...

So without further ado, the best and worst of the Batman Returns toys. Vehicles and Playsets 12. Laser Blade: In any other set this might rank higher. When you’re surrounded by the Batmobile ...