This includes a 10-inch 'Super Sized Pop' figure of Heath Ledger's Joker from The Dark Knight, complete with a Joker's card in his hand. Freeze from the movie in Funko Pop form, with the former striking a seductive pose and the latter looking like he wants to 'kick some ice.'Ī few other Batman adversaries have also been given new Pop figures from Funko. Another reveal image shows Uma Thurman's Poison Ivy and Arnold Schwarzenegger's Mr. Recently, a new Funko Pop figure based on George Clooney's Bruce Wayne from Batman and Robin was also revealed, and now he's going to have the actual villains from the movie to face off against. Jim Carrey's Edward 'The Riddler' Nygma, with the all-green suit and bright red hair, is also a part of the new Batman Forever set, and as with Catwoman and Penguin, it's hard to fathom picking up just one when both go together so well. This includes the Tommy Lee Jones version of Harvey 'Two-Face' Dent, recognizable by his half-purple body with a lucky coin in his hand. Maybe there are more yet to be revealed for Batman's 80th anniversary.Joel Schumacher's Batman Forever is also getting honored by Funko with new Pop figures made for the new supervillains introduced in the movie. Or even better, one where his cowl has been torn away like at the end of Batman Returns would have been cool too. A figure where he's holding that stupid Batman credit card would have been fantastic. Honestly, I'm a little disappointed that there isn't also a Batman & Robin Funko POP version of ole Batty. Meanwhile, the one on the left comes from the Elseworld story Batman & Dracula: Red Rain, where Batman has to contend with iconic bloodsucker and even becomes a vampire himself. The one on the right brings Val Kilmer's take on The Dark Knight from Batman Forever to life, holding one of The Riddler's envelopes in his hand and those pokey nipples on his suit.

Then there's these two Batmen that are new. Like the 1939 Batman, it comes in a special box, and the Caped Crusader is holding his batarang. Next, the first serious debut of Batman on the big screen came in 1989, and now Tim Burton's version of The Dark Knight is getting his own Funko POP.

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