NEW - Batman Classic TV Series Bookworm Action Figure

• Based on the classic 1960's TV show

• Designed with 12 points of articulation

• Packaged in a card backed blister with the iconic old school look of the 1960's Batman series

• Includes magnifying glass accessory

• Collect all McFarlane Toys DC Retro Figures

Manufacturer: McFarlane Toys

Series: Batman Classic TV Series

Character: Bookworm

Scale: 6 inch (15.24 cm)

Articulation: 12 points of articulation

Accessories: Magnifying glass

Material: PVC plastic

Packaging: Card backed blister pack

Dimensions: 15 cm x 7 cm x 4 cm

Item Weight: 112 grams

Batman is an American live action television series that aired on ABC from January 12, 1966, to March 14, 1968. The show, starring Adam West as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin, was notable for its camp style, upbeat theme music, and its intentionally humorous, simplistic morality.

The series was known for its iconic comic book-inspired graphics during fight scenes, characterized by comic-book style sound effects like "POW!" and "BAM!" that were superimposed over the action.

The series featured many colorful and eccentric villains from Batman's rogues gallery, including the Joker, the Penguin, the Riddler, and Catwoman, who would devise elaborate schemes to take over Gotham City, only to be foiled by the Dynamic Duo.

Despite running for only three seasons, the Batman TV series had a lasting cultural impact and contributed significantly to the popularization of the Batman character beyond comic books, influencing numerous future adaptations of the DC Comics superhero.

Bookworm was a unique villain in the 1960s Batman TV series, portrayed by actor Roddy McDowall. As his name suggests, he was a scholarly criminal with an obsession for books and literature.

The character was known for his elaborate book-themed crimes and his vast knowledge of literature, which he would use to plan his criminal schemes. His appearance was that of a stereotypical bookish intellectual, complete with glasses and academic attire.

Bookworm appeared in the two-part episode "The Bookworm Turns" / "While Gotham City Burns" during the show's first season. His crimes often involved rare books, libraries, and literary references that challenged Batman's detective skills.

This action figure captures the distinctive look of the character from the classic TV series, including his scholarly appearance and signature magnifying glass, making it a must-have for collectors of the Batman Classic TV Series line.

McFarlane Toys is a company founded in 1994 by comic book creator Todd McFarlane. The company is known for producing highly detailed action figures and collectibles based on characters from comics, movies, video games, and sports.

McFarlane Toys revolutionized the toy industry with their focus on sculpting detail and articulation, particularly with their early SportsPicks figures and their various comic book and movie licenses.

In recent years, McFarlane Toys has become well-known for their DC Multiverse line, which includes a wide range of characters from DC Comics, including classic versions like this Batman Classic TV Series collection.

The DC Retro line specifically pays homage to the style and aesthetics of classic superhero portrayals, such as the 1960s Batman television series, with packaging and accessories that evoke nostalgia for these beloved iterations.

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