Help Identify This Old Batman Toy

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I use the term "toy" loosely here as this is more of a doll from the 50's or 60's in a Batman costume. I picked this up at a flea market today. I'd like to sell it but have no idea what it is or a value so if anyone knows anything about it let me know. This thing gives me the creeps but I didn't want to pass on it just in case and the price was right ($1). The pictures not that great cause I won't bring it in the house (I hate dolls like this) so I left it in the car and took it on my phone but here it is...

[wayne foundation 07]

Can't say I know the toy, but the fact that it scares you to the point it can't come into the house is priceless.Thanks for the laugh.

[toys2cool]

looks like a homemade outfit to me

[torgospizza]

Super Babies by Furga, I'm guessing. I remember seeing some in ads in comics back in the late 70s-early 80s, but those were different ones, shown here.

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Super Babies by Furga, I'm guessing. I remember seeing some in ads in comics back in the late 70s-early 80s, but those were different ones, shown here.

Thats not what this is. Close but this doll is much older than the 70's. It could be a home made job. If thats the case it's going in the dump instead of on ebay! I figured if anyone was gonna know, it be here.

[Earth 2 Chris]

It looks homemade, but there were a lot of knock-off Batman dolls made in the 60s heyday (and the 70s, for that matter). It's not the Furga babies, but is similar.

I think some mom made it for her Bat-fanatic child, but that's just me.

Chris

[dr_cyclops]

Is it just me? Does the bat symbol on the shirt look like the 1939 movie serial?