Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The detailing on this Batmobile is incredible and looks straight out of Tim Burton’s fantasies. There’s a jet engine in the front ...

For those with a love of LEGO sets, and for big fans of Batman, you don't want to miss out on this upcoming release. Coming soon on October 1 is the LEGO Batman: The Classic TV Series Batmobile Set ...

Everyone's got a favorite Batmobile. Whether it's the angular Tumbler from Batman Begins or the winged creation cooked up for Batman Forever, the car is a staple of every adventure featuring the caped ...

The new set isn’t the only incarnation of the Batmobile that has received the Lego treatment–far from it. Though some of Lego’s Batmobile sets are discontinued–the Batcave Shadow Box, which comes with ...

View post: This BMW Was Decades Ahead Of Its Time For those of you out there who would like to make their own Batman movie — and, face it, who wouldn’t? — here’s some inspiration: a 1989 Batmobile ...

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This set features 1822 pieces total, and it is recommended for people ages 18 and up. You get to build the Batmobile, with included Bat-Computer in the opening trunk, as well as a Batman minifigure ...

Sure, one reckons that LEGO and Playmobil sets are for kids. Yes, if you consider those who are young at heart, irrespective of age. Even better, sometimes there’s a car-infused blockbuster focus.

The Dark Knight trilogy is arguably the most highly-regarded Batman film in existence, and in the greater DC Comics film universe overall. Christopher Nolan’s creative genius is evident in all three ...

Todd Phillips’ upcoming Joker film, the first DC movie since Man of Steel to completely ignore the cinematic universe of the other movies, is currently in production. We’ve already seen a few glimpses ...

A replica of the classic 1989 Batmobile is for sale for $1.5 million. It was used as a stunt car and looks just like the real thing. It doesn’t take a billionaire playboy vigilante to own a Batmobile, ...