LAGIPOP

Description: A mashed up between pumpkin and The Joker face. A trick to treat your Halloween.

Description: Batman's personal watercraft, used in action at times the Dark Knight has to take to the waters. It can reach speeds of up to 120mph standard.

Description: Batman's personal watercraft, used in action at times the Dark Knight has to take to the waters. It can reach speeds of up to 120mph standard.

Description: Unlike his protagonist opposite Superman, Lex Luthor has no superpower but he is intelligent, very rich, and into action through politic.

Description: Unlike his protagonist opposite Superman, Lex Luthor has no superpower but he is intelligent, very rich, and into action through politic. The upper hiragana letters read 'PRESIDENT LUTHOR', while the lower ones 'THE MAN OF TOMORROW'.

Description: Krypto the Superdog, a superhero dog commonly in association with the character Superman. In most continuities, Krypto is Superman's pet dog.

Description: Krypto the Superdog, a superhero dog commonly in association with the character Superman. In most continuities, Krypto is Superman's pet dog. The hiragana letters on the upper side reads "KRYPTO", while the lower one "THE SUPERDOG".

Description: Superman from the 1978-87 movie.

Description: Superman from the 1978-87 movie. The upper hiragana letters read 'SUPERMAN', while the lower ones 'THE MAN OF STEEL'.

Description: Robin from the 1966 TV Series.

Description: Robin from the 1966 TV Series with letters in Japanese's hiragana. The upper one reads "ROBIN", while the lower "THE BOY WONDER".

Description: Robin 'The Boy Wonder' from the 1966 Batman TV Series. More of a comedy take on The Dark Knight, but it becomes classic through time.

Description: Robin from the 1966 TV Series with letters in Japanese's hiragana. The upper one reads "ROBIN", while the lower "THE BOY WONDER".

Description: Batman from the 1966 TV Series.

Description: Batman from the 1966 TV Series with letters in Japanese's hiragana. The upper one reads "BATMAN", while the lower "'66 TV SERIES".

Description: Batman from the 1966 TV Series. More of a comedy take on The Dark Knight, but it becomes classic through time.

Description: Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot, his name behind the villain figure) from the 1989 Batman movie.

Description: Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot, his name behind the villain figure) from the 1989 Batman movie.

Description: Penguin from the 1989 Batman movie with letters in Japanese's hiragana. The upper one reads "Penguin", while the lower "Oswald Cobblepot", his name behind the villain figure.

Description: Penguin from the 1989 Batman movie.

Description: Penguin from the 1989 Batman movie. Yup, Oswald Cobblepot is the name of the man behind the villain figure.

Description: Penguin from the 1989 Batman movie with letters in Japanese's hiragana. The upper one reads "Penguin", while the lower "Oswald Cobblepot", his name behind the villain figure.

Description: Catwoman from the 1989 Batman movie in magenta. Selina Kyle is the woman behind the mask.

Description: Magenta colorway of Catwoman from the 1989 Batman movie with letters in Japanese's hiragana. The upper one reads "Catwoman", while the lower "Selina Kyle", the woman behind the mask.

Description: Catwoman from the 1989 Batman movie. Selina Kyle is the woman behind the mask.

Description: Catwoman from the 1989 Batman movie with letters in Japanese's hiragana. The upper one reads "Catwoman", while the lower "Selina Kyle", the woman behind the mask.

Description: Catwoman from the 1989 Batman movie. Selina Kyle is the woman behind the mask.

Description: Catwoman from the 1989 Batman movie with letters in Japanese's hiragana. The upper one reads "Catwoman", while the lower "Selina Kyle", the woman behind the mask.

Description: The Joker from the 1989 Batman movie.

Description: The Joker from the 1989 Batman movie with letters in Japanese's hiragana. The upper one reads "The Joker", while the belower "Kill The Batman".

Description: The famous and memorable scene in the Japanese comic (manga) SHOOT that turned captain Yoshiharu Kubo into a cult legend, following his death after scored a fantastic goal, by dribbled through every opponent on the pitch, included the goalkeeper.

Description: The famous and memorable scene in the Japanese comic (manga) SHOOT that turned captain Yoshiharu Kubo into a cult legend, following his death after scored a fantastic goal, by dribbled through every opponent on the pitch, included the goalkeeper.

Description: The cult classic series of Batman with Japanese hiragana kanji. The hiragana letters read 'Batman The Animated Series'.

Description: The cult classic series of Batman with Japanese hiragana kanji. The hiragana letters read 'Batman The Animated Series'.

Description: The cult classic series of Batman with Japanese hiragana kanji. The hiragana letters read 'Batman The Animated Series'.

Description: The cult classic series of Batman with Japanese's Hiragana