Shane Romanchick is a TV and Movie News author for Collider. He also runs his own blog Entershanement Reviews where he writes about and reviews the latest movies. He graduated from Regis College in ...

Last week, McFarlane Toys dropped their new Batman Beyond Old Man Bruce Wayne Animation action figure (below) for San Diego Comic Con. This was a very interesting release as it was similar to their ...

After the treatment of his prisoners is noticed, he is fired but then takes up a new profession as a new villain of Gotham City known as Lock-Up. Collecting Wave 2 of McFarlane's and DC Direct new ...

Shane Romanchick is a TV and Movie News author for Collider. He also runs his own blog Entershanement Reviews where he writes about and reviews the latest movies. He graduated from Regis College in ...

The New Adventures of Batman, a cartoon that only aired 16 episodes in total during its sole season in 1977, is pretty niche for any toy company to license, even if Batman: The Animated Series did pay ...

Mezco released the second wave of their 5 Points Batman: The Animated Series action figures today, and with that came the ever exciting Batcycle! As we all know, motorcycles are really cool, and they ...

Hot Toys is celebrating 40 years of Frank Miller ’s legendary comic with the seriously awesome 1/6 Scale Battle Damaged Batman Figure, and this thing looks like it walked straight off the page after a ...

Batman movies have been many things. They’ve alternated between silly or serious, grown-up or fantastical, and always with a unique style separating from them each other. But what if a single movie ...

Toy Fair no longer takes place in February, but the gang at Mezco Toyz is sticking to the schedule anyway. During this past weekend, the one that once would have hosted Toy Fair, they held their own ...

The '90s was a treasure trove of superhero cartoons. Long before live-action TV series came swinging back with Smallville Season 1 and Arrow Season 1, the heroes dominated cartoons. Between titles ...

Having seemingly exhausted every licensable actor and variant from the 1966 Batman TV show, McFarlane Toys just expanded their line in an unexpected new way. The New Adventures of Batman, a 1977 ...