Showing posts with label bruce wayne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bruce wayne. Show all posts

Sunday, October 11, 2015

New "Mego" Batman and Robin Action Figures! Custom Packaging!

Dig these new offerings by the fine folks at Figures Toy Company! They've been faithfully reproducing the beloved Mego superhero action figures of the 70s, but also adding exciting never-before produced characters and variants to the lines, including these new "Golden Age" 1940s-era Batman figures! But, as usual, I was somewhat underwhelmed with the lackluster packaging offered, so I created my own custom backer cards! Click each image below to enlarge!

Above, left: The actual figure, as presented, and (right) my
custom packaging for the "removable cowl" Batman figure…
I added a classic cover image (BATMAN #89, from 1955), and
lightened up the background to highlight the scalloped cape...


Above, left: The "Golden Age" Batman figure, and
(right) with my custom packaging…Another added cover
image (BATMAN #53, from 1949), and lightened background...


Above, left: The "Golden Age" Robin figure, and (right) my version!
I added the cover representing Robin's first 1940 comics
appearance, and stuck in a blurb to take up the unused space...


Above, left: Another "Golden Age" Robin, and (left) my own custom presentation!
The cover to BATMAN #1 (1940) was added, as well as a blurb, and lightened back-
ground to highlight Robin's swell green cape!


BAT-BONUS! Click below to glance at more images of the above customized action figures!








Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Portrait of a Young Batman! 1974 Albert Bigley Original Art! Bruce Wayne!

Here's yet another drawing of Batman's filthy rich alter ego, Bruce Wayne! Drawn by me, age 9, and inspired by regular BATMAN artist Irv Novick's take on Bruce, and his costume. I dug how Irv would depict the cowl as a kind of tight-fitting hood attached to the cape clasp...Click to enlarge!

Saturday, February 27, 2010

1977 Albert Bigley Bruce Wayne BATMAN Art! DC Comics!?

Time to take a break from good ol' Batman, and draw his alter ego, millionaire playboy Bruce Wayne! Inspired by the then-current work (circa 1977) by artist Irv Novick, here is Bruce chillin' and kickin' in the Batcave, even smiling (like he often did in the Bronze Age) at the viewer! Even the ghost image of Batman is smiling like a sick fool! Click to enlarge!