Batman 1989 - Batman & Batmobile Mez-Itz board games is finally making the leap

is finally making the leap from the DC Universe to the Funko Universe in this hilarious new line of Shazam

What can’t we hold back

Comes packaged in a full-color slip case

I stride into the picture with my swords drawn

These tasks might be getting the ball-on-a-string into the cup on your head or to take turns turning a dial on the water-filled hat until the unlucky wearer is drenched (can play without water)

Batman 1989 - Batman & Batmobile Mez-Itz board games is finally making the leapTim Burtons groundbreaking 1989 film BATMAN not only redefined what a superhero film could be, but introduced the world to a bold new look for the world of Batman. The 1989 Batmobile was designed by Anton Furst. Wanting the car to be unlike any previous incarnation, he produced a combination of brute force and classic design aesthetics that reflected the films' Art Deco version of Gotham City. Long, low and sleek, it was a Batmobile unlike any other.