Batman 1989 - Batman & Batmobile Mez-Itz board games dressed in her trademark black

dressed in her trademark black and purple garb with a raven sitting above as she prepares to wield her dark powers

Add him to your Pop vinyl collection but make sure he doesn't escape

is finally making the leap from the DC Universe to the Funko Universe in this hilarious new line of Shazam

The figure allows plenty of range in motion with its soft materials and comes with a substantial amount of accessories including her sword

5 inches tall with a width of 20 inches causing this unflappable companion of Rocket Raccoon to leave a staggering impression amongst the rest of your collection

Batman 1989 - Batman & Batmobile Mez-Itz board games dressed in her trademark blackTim Burtons groundbreaking 1989 film BATMAN not only redefined what a superhero film could be, but introduced the world to a bold new look for the world of Batman. The 1989 Batmobile was designed by Anton Furst. Wanting the car to be unlike any previous incarnation, he produced a combination of brute force and classic design aesthetics that reflected the films' Art Deco version of Gotham City. Long, low and sleek, it was a Batmobile unlike any other.