His umbrella was also painted in a similar red, black, and white pattern. The tux was black, but there were traces of red on his hat, bow tie, and his inner shirt was pure white. This figure of Penguin was dressed in a ceremonial tuxedo with a top hat and gloves. The only real downside of this figure was that she was fairly uneasy on her fee and difficult to stand due to the slightly bent stance she is posed in. Overall, this was a very nice figure and it was great to finally have another adversary for Batman. The missile, or projectile was connected to the gun by some string. Then there was her taser gun, which fitted onto either arm with a c-clip and launched a projectile when you pressed a button. The whip was made from a very soft, flexible black rubber type of material. With the whip in her right hand, you pulled the hand back and released it for whip action. She also had a special whip action with her arm. Her outfit was very smooth and shiny with detailed stitching and patterns on her outfit. The detail and paintwork on her face was particularly good with excellent detail, especially on the eyes. The sculpting and paintwork on this figure was superb with a very good likeness of Michelle Pieffer, who played Catwoman. She came with a whip and taser gun as accessories. The torpedo fitted into the front of the sub was fired by pressing down on the small button on the front.įor the price of a carded figure this was an awesome accessory.Ĭatwoman was sculpted wearing her catsuit as in the movie. The best accessory for this figure though was his underwater turbo sub that Deep Dive Batman could fit onto, and there are even a couple of handholds for him. He also had two ‘flipper’ or ‘fins’ that clipped onto the side of his boots. The Deep Dive Kenner Batman figure came with black attachable scuba gear with breathing equipment and air tanks that slid over his head and clipped onto his chest and enabled him to breathe and gave him high visibility under water. Again, the paintwork was well applied with little overlapping, except on the legs. Despite the general absurdity of this figure’s premise the colors actually looked quite good and menacing. The figure had a yellow costume, black boots, black belt, a black cloth cape (how, or why, he would wear a cape under water is a question that comes to mind), as well as other highlights in black, which was supposed to resemble a wet suit. The Deep Dive Batman was Kenner's idea of a Batman that could chase his enemies into the deep waters. Bruce Wayne Kenner Batman Returns Figures.Batman (Thunderwhip) – a purple thunder.These figures were the same but inįrom the Dark Knight Collection but in Batman Returns packaging. Re-releases from The Dark Knight Collection. Were fifteen Kenner Batman figures in total released in Wave one, but six of these were Sculpt but instead they again used repainted and retooled versions of the This would not have been too bad had they altered the This Kenner Batman line, as with the previous Dark Knight collection, was the over reliance In the Kenner Batman lines was the artwork, which was nearly always highly professionalĪnd of a high standard, if only the actual figures lived up to the sameĬards was fantastic and very appealing, was most of the artwork on the Kenner Above the blister was the name of the figure enclosedĪnd any featured accessories or ‘action feature’. The bottom half of the card was covered by the blisterĬontaining the figure.

Probably the most impressive part of the whole collection!įeatured the “Batman Returns” logo at the top with a sky-blue and redīackground and at the top on the right of the logo was an artist’s impression Packed backing cards to The Dark Knight collection. Stood just over 5-iches in height and had Kenner’s standard 5-points ofĪrticulation on the neck, arms, and hips. Some very detailed and fun playsets and vehicles with the 1992 line which was a Robin, who was the latest version of Robin in the comic book at the time, wasĪlso introduced in this line even though Robin did not appear in the movie. Sculpt, but the Penguin figure featured was a repainted version of the Kenner's The infamous villains, Catwoman and Penguin. Ace Duck Review added to TMNT Videos page

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