Would you be interested in modern characters done in the 1966 style?

[hedrap]

What constitutes a '66 style? The actors were intrinsically important to the design. For example, without Romero's painted mug and stache, you just have a Silver Age Joker.

I think PNGwynne is on the right track. You would have to adapt the '66 comic or Batman B&B aesthetics, but even then, what's the head in use?

It might be cool to reuse actor heads that FTC already has access to like...Bob Denver as The Creeper...Larry Hagman as Two-Face...Larry and Curly as the Tweedles...but I don't know if their license allows that. They certainly have options to look at.

[Starroid Raiders Dagon]

It might be cool to reuse actor heads that FTC already has access to like...Bob Denver as The Creeper...Larry Hagman as Two-Face...Larry and Curly as the Tweedles...but I don't know if their license allows that. They certainly have options to look at.

Oh man, do I love this idea!!

[ScottA]

Here's a better link with more characters. http://www.dccomics.com/browse?conte...%20%E2%80%9866

I like the way Harley and Ivy look on the comic. I'd be happy with those.

[Gadgeteer]

After the ENTIRE Television show is mined of its characters, yeah I'd buy 66 looking Harley and Bane!
I'm still diplaying Scarecrow and any other villains that look really good with my TV figures.

[jeffbearco]

I would be really curious to see how a Batman 66 Royal Flush Gang would be done.

JeffBearCO