Walking Batman with Inflatable Body New in Original Box (Marx, 1966)....

Description

Walking Batman with Inflatable Body New in Original Box (Marx, 1966). With only a small handful of boxed examples, this may be the best and cleanest one that exists. Walking Batman was released by Marx in 1966 and is unused in a very clean, white box. It is marked National Periodical Publications and has artwork of a stubby Batman on an orange background. Additional artwork of a red Batmobile, a cityscape, and a helicopter round out some additional images with a large Batman logo at the top of each box side. The figure unused in the box and the cape is still in the plastic bag at the bottom. Inside the bag with the cape is the thin yellow belt with black plastic buckle. The vinyl Batman is unused, but does have some brown rust-like residue, possibly from the mechanisms in the plastic boots that looks like it could be wiped off. The toy is untested, so no guarantee can be made of its working condition. The box is very clean with very light shelf wear and is not yellowed.

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