BATCYCLE History 1944 - 2024 I Batman I DC Comics

Educating you on the many Batcycles manufactured over the decades. Including ahi, Corgi, Mego, Aurora, Mattel, Kenner, Gulliver, McFarlane, Polar Lights, Fisher-Price and Figures Toy Company.
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Tell us in the comments what your favorite Batcycle toy ever made is!

[@cheehaikuan4136]

Love the Batman Batcycle toys history, have many of them in my collection. but till miss many of them in my collection.

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@@cheehaikuan4136 Thank you!🦇 A lot of research and history went into covering them. Collecting is a lifelong chase.

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Thank you for this

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Marx Toys originally made THE GREEN MACHINE. Did they make a BATMAN variant before Empire?

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In that same year of 1976, Empire copied Marx.

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@@chazgeorgebatmanhotline7069 And they did not get sued? Maybe the Marx is worth more?

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@@nicholassheffo5723 Not that I know of. I know Mego was sued over their Elastic line for ripping off Kenner's Stretch Armstrong ©️

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@@chazgeorgebatmanhotline7069 But Mego thought they were legally dealing with the same manufacturer, so now, those Mego Stretch figures are very valuable. So I guess the Marx BAT MACHINE is not worth more than the Empire?

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@@nicholassheffo5723 Oh, I know they are very Rare and valuable. Marx was strong with Batman in the '60s but apart from a few Wrist Watches in 1974, 1977 and 1978 and the 1978 Sky Heroes Glider, I don't think anything else was produced in the 1970s.