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Batman collectibles:
(Batman comics are on the DC comics page.)
Alex Ross 'Christmas with the Justice League of America' plate #1160/1200, or so it appears. What I think is a 6 and a 0 didn't write completely on the finish, so about 1/4 to 1/2 of each numeral is missing, but 1160 is the best bet by the look of it. That's the only problem worth mentioning, as the front is fine. With WB box, which has a small edge split, taped inside. 10" diameter, gold rimmed porcelain. Has 15 members of the '60's/'70's era Justice League at a Christmas party: Batman looks through the window at Superman, Plastic Man, Hawkman, Hawkwoman, Shazam! (Captain Marvel), Black Canary, Green Arrow, Red Tornado, Martian Manhunter, Flash, Aquaman, Zatanna, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern (Hal Jordan). Ross plates quickly became highly sought after, and sold out fast. Made in 2000, this Christmas plate was the last JLA plate Ross did for the WB Gallery stores before they went out of business in 2001, and this plate was sold out before it shipped! Had less than half the size run of the other JLA plates, at 1200, instead of 2500. MANY of this plate were broken in transit to the U.S. or WB stores too, so there's far less than 1200 in existence, so if you need it to complete your Ross or JLA plate collection, here's your chance, and I'm one of the few with these for sale...$89 (View front) (View back with number)
Batman The Animated Series pop-up book. A large 13.5"x13.5" rare promotional item given to TV stations to promote the cartoon series, around 1991, and may have been given out again in 1993 to promote the Mask of the Phantasm movie too. I got this years ago from a guy who worked at a Fox TV station, and he had sold his best copies for $50-$100 at that time, and this was the last one he had. Inside has two double page pop-ups featuring Gotham City. The first one shows a Gotham cityscape with pics of various Batman vehicles, and a swing-out plastic arm with Batman on the end. The second one has a 16" standing Batman pop-up figure atop a building, with various action shots vs. his villains from the animated series. Last page is a double page shot of another Gotham cityscape, but no pop-ups. In nice, but not perfect condition. Someone with greasy fingers left fingerprints on the front cover, most are down the right side, some also in upper left, and they don't wipe off. The 'lightened' larger pic shows them better than the set pic. Top right corner has about a 2.5" wrinkle line from a bend, and there's 1/2" stress wrinkle on spine, and slight wear on some corners. Also comes with a 6 page 9"x12" informational advertising flyer that tells about Fox's promotion for the release of the Batman: Mask of the Phantasm movie VHS tape, and a digest size copy of the comic book adaptation, with no cover price. Larger pics available too. You may never see this again, so get it now, for...$50 (View set) (View lightened image of cover)
Basketball − Nice mail-in item exclusively from Willy Wonka/Nerds candy, around 1997. Full color Batman on one side, Bat symbol on the other. Smaller than regulation size, so most guys can palm it. Not the same as the ones sold at Six Flags either, and much rarer. Will be sent deflated. Only inflated once for pics...$20 (View)
Beanbag/bean bag doll − 1998 Warner Bros Stores. Based on the Animated Series cartoon version. As new, with attached tags. (See the rest of my WB beanbags list in next section.) Still at original price...$7 (View) (View all my WB beanbags)
1989 Batman cereal with bust bank. By Ralston, 14 oz, still sealed with bat-shaped cereal (do NOT eat the cereal!). 7" tall hard plastic coin bank is shrinkwrapped on the outside, and is the Michael Keaton version. Box is excellent, but has some inward bowing in the front due to shrink-wrap pull, but normal after all these years. Front top corners show a little bend creasing. Has a short bio of Batman on side panel. One toy guide has just the bank at $20, but that's a joke. Some auction sellers claim it's "rare", but it's not. Clearance!...$5 (View)
Black flying disc, with yellow Bat symbol, from 1989/'90. (Not technically a "Frisbee," since it's not made by Wham-O, which introduced Frisbees commercially in 1964.) The 1964 copyright on it only refers to the Bat Symbol image, NOT when it was made. 9" diameter. Loose as it came, unused, but has normal handling scuffs from distribution/store handling...$4 (View)
Glow-in-the-dark mail-in flying disc (not technically a Frisbee, since it's not made by Wham-O). A mail-in offer from the 1989 Batman cereal, near mint in mailer bag, 9" diameter. Have 3. To clear up any confusion from bad info you may see in auctions, the copyright date of 1940 on it refers to the Bat Symbol image copyright date, not the year this disc was produced, ok? They didn't make plastic flying discs in 1940, duh!...$8 ea., or all 3 for $20 (View)
Pez dispenser, 1985 copyright. Medium blue (color on my monitor is not the same as the dispenser in person, can't seem to get a true color pic, so it's more aqua tint in person), with feet, short ears, 2 packs of Pez, Wonder Woman pictured on package too. Made in Austria, 3.942.683 patent number. Unopened card, corners of card have slight dings, top left side of bubble is pushed in some. These are NOT rare, they made millions of them for several years, so don't believe the B.S. auction sellers who claim it's rare. And why are people paying $3 or more for loose ones, plus $3-$6 shipping? Buy mine for...$4 (View)
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Beanbag/Bean Bag/Plush toys:
(Can't call them "beanies," as that's a trademark of Ty Inc., and these aren't by Ty.) All of mine are beanbags (vs. stuffed 'plush' dolls), and are Batman, Looney Tunes, and Hanna-Barbera characters. All are from the WB Store or catalog, and 1998 releases, except for '99 Tweety in skeleton costume. They range from about 8" to 10" tall. All are as new, with attached tags and hangers, from smoke free home.
I'm not a tag fanatic, and some will have bends on them, so if you're a tag condition fanatic, let me know and I'll tell you the tag condition. It's only about $2.60-$3.50 to mail one (some weigh more than others though), so factor that in against the $5-$7 auction and other sellers charge. Pics are of mine.
All are at original price, $7 each. Quantity discounts: 3 for $18, or 6 for $30, or all 12 for $48:
Batman The Animated Series version. (View)
Marvin Martian's dog K-9 as a reindeer. (View)
Scooby Doo in Nutcracker costume. A WB catalog exclusive. Vinyl shoulder epaulets have curled up on ends, which is common. Have 2, each includes a free Scooby & Shaggy "Invitation to meet Iwao Takamoto" postcard from the WB stores, from Oct. 1999 (and no, it's not hand signed,
those are printed signatures from that art piece). (View) (View postcard)
Sylvester in Santa costume. A WB catalog exclusive, have 3. (View)
Taz/Tasmanian Devil w/Christmas stocking in mouth. (View)
Tweety in Santa costume, have 2. (View)
Tweety in Skeleton costume for Halloween, w/glow-in-the-dark bones, pumpkin candy bag, have 2. (View)
Cereal premiums, mail-ins, and misc. stuff:
Bugs Bunny 50th Birthday glass. A 1990 Shell gas station premium, for Bugs' 50th birthday/anniversary. 6" tall, 2.5" diameter, unused. Back has black ink drawings of the rest of the Looney Tunes gang (Yosemite Sam, Tweety, Sylvester, Porky Pig, Wile E. Coyote, Road Runner, and Daffy Duck). Glasses are clear, with slight spiral or twist-wave sculpting to them. Why pay $2-$5 each on that auction site, when mine are only...$1.50 each, or four or more for $1.25 each, or get all 20 for $20. (View)
Bugs Bunny 50th Birthday plastic tumbler set. A Ziploc Bags mail-in. 4 small cups, 3.75" high, with Bugs 50th logo on fronts, then either Bugs, Daffy, Elmer, or Road Runner & Wile E. Coyote on back. Unused, but 1 has a couple scratches through the front WB logo area...$4 (View)
Bugs Bunny 50th Birthday plastic cup, from AMC theaters. 6.75" tall, has Bugs 50th logo, and Bugs and Daffy on back, etc...$1 (View)
Flintstones Flintmobile cardboard display dump for the Applause Flintstones figures, circa 1990. About 21" long, 16" wide, and 14.5" high, NOT including the banner topper thing, which you can leave on or off. Excellent condition, with 1 minor layer tear on top front fringe area, and a minor bend on a fringe end or two. Very rare piece, you likely won't find another. This is a local pick-up piece in Sarasota/Osprey area due to the problem of packing it for shipping as is, unless you want me to dismantle it so it can be shipped flat-ish, and you're good at putting these things together...$20 (View)
Flintstones Fred Flintstone PVC figure. Nice large 4" fig in box, from Pebbles Cereal. Fred as movie director, with megaphone. 1992 copyright...$2 (View)
Flintstones "Pull-Back" Dino Racers - 2 in package, Fred & Barney on dinosaurs, 2 sets left. Pull 'em back and watch 'em go! Opened a set for the pic, others are sealed in package...$3/set (View)
Justice League America lenticular promo button, RARE. Only handed out at the Diamond Comics Dist. Retailer seminars in 1992, which is when I got it, so never mass produced or distributed. 2-channel image, with the Justice League America title changing to a pic of the 6 member team, featuring Superman in the middle, and the phrase "The World's Greatest Heroes are Back" around the bottom. Round 2.25" diameter, pinback. Very few made compared to most promo buttons, rarely shows up for sale. Considering what people have paid for the multi-thousand produced Watchmen bloody Smiley Face promo button that all comic shops got, and for 10,000 made cloisonne emblem pins (Superman, Batman, Green Lantern from early '90s, up to $60!), this should be ridiculously expensive due to rarity! But for you...$10 (View)
Looney Tunes 1977 Mother's Day plate. Dave Grossman designs, authorized by Warner Bros. . Says "First Limited Edition" on the box, but not numbered, or any stated number of firing days. About 7 3/4" diameter, porcelain, features Bugs Bunny in the middle, surrounded by head shots of Sylvester, Road Runner, Foghorn Leghorn, Tweety, and Daffy Duck. While mine is "new" as purchased in the late '80s at a local collectibles store, never displayed by me, it does have some little factory imperfections in the finish, with two pencil tip sized dots of brown fired in, one on top left edge, another below Tweety, and little decal defect in Daffy's bill. And if you look real close, there's some tiny grain-sized "matter", probably dirt specks, fired in also, most are around the outer part and in some of the decals. "Mother's Day" part has grit in it too, but likely many plates are like this, and you don't see them unless you're super close up. Nice condition original box, but has a slight smear area through/below "DAY", and some light small shelf-wear scuffs. So it's not perfect, but I doubt many are. I paid $20 for it. Unfortunately for me it seems to be readily available for less, so reduced (was $9.99) to...$7.50 (View plate) (View box)
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