Riddler Batman 1966 Classic TV Series 1/6 Scale Figure Unboxing & Review



Batman 1966 Classic TV Series Riddler 1/6 Scale Figure by Mars Toys Unboxing and Full Review!

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20 thoughts on “Riddler Batman 1966 Classic TV Series 1/6 Scale Figure Unboxing & Review”

  1. Hi Justin! I'm Beginning to Reminisce! I remember as a Kid watching the Reruns of the Original Classic Batman (1966) TV Series, in the 70s back then! Though the Joker was my Favorite Villain, the Riddler was also my Favorite too! Remarkable Looking Riddler Figures by the way! Excellent Video as always, Buddy! 😎❓️👌👍👍

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  2. Terrific review. Again. Thanks. I received notice a couple hours ago my own Frank Gorshin Riddler(S!) has just begun its UPS travel, so I should have it in a week. I’m super excited, as your review makes me feel this is even better than Prank Villan which is beyond fabulous. I cherish my 1966 HotToys Batman and Robin, but also my Jazzinc Batmobile and Mars Toys Caesar Romero Joker. Yes, this era is my Batman, although I still have a special place for 1989 in my moducase. I was a young guy who watched this show every week in it’s original run, and every Thursday night, my dad made sure our scout meeting at my home ended by 7:30 so we could all watch Batman together before the other guy’s parents came to pick them up at 8. Great memories. I love these figures. Now, Mars Toys, how about Burgess Meredith Penguin next? My preorder dollars are ready-to-go!

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  3. If they were going to throw in an extra head, I wish they put in a John Astin head. Frank Gorshin is certainly iconic and had more appearances, but he wasn't the only one to play the Riddler in the show. He was the first version to use the Riddler cane on screen as well. It was a missed opportunity.

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