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Series:
There were 120 cards in the base set. This was based on the 1995
live-action Batman film, "Batman Forever". There were other
card series and special cards made for this movie, but this is the
standard set.
Featured Cards: I won't display every card from this series because I don't think every card is necessarily attractive or otherwise special. What you'll see here are some of the cards I think stand out. I hope you enjoy these cards, too!
Featured Cards: I won't display every card from this series because I don't think every card is necessarily attractive or otherwise special. What you'll see here are some of the cards I think stand out. I hope you enjoy these cards, too!
#11:
Ready for Duty
Chris O'Donnell as Robin. He made a very good Robin and I enjoyed him a lot. This was the first Batman film in a long time to bring the character of Robin back. He was a long time coming, but they did him right. Even the funky new Robin costume worked out well.
#33: Nygma's Brainchild
Jim Carrey as Edward Nygma, later known as The Riddler. This third Batman film in the modern series was the first to introduce Robin, a long-awaited character. But it was Jim Carrey as The Riddler that was such a huge sensation in merchandising. I don't get it. I thought Robin would have been the bigger deal for sure, but Jim Carrey's popularity was on an incredible hot streak at that time. Jim Carrey was a good choice in casting the Riddler character. However, I think his performance was a bit TOO over-the-top. Riddler has always been a flamboyant character, but in this movie he's sometimes hard to watch. I still liked his Riddler for the most part.
#40: Burn Batty Burn!
Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face. He was the absolute most appropriate choice to play this character. He has the look, and he played it well, too. You can tell Tommy had a good time with this movie.
Chris O'Donnell as Robin. He made a very good Robin and I enjoyed him a lot. This was the first Batman film in a long time to bring the character of Robin back. He was a long time coming, but they did him right. Even the funky new Robin costume worked out well.
#33: Nygma's Brainchild
Jim Carrey as Edward Nygma, later known as The Riddler. This third Batman film in the modern series was the first to introduce Robin, a long-awaited character. But it was Jim Carrey as The Riddler that was such a huge sensation in merchandising. I don't get it. I thought Robin would have been the bigger deal for sure, but Jim Carrey's popularity was on an incredible hot streak at that time. Jim Carrey was a good choice in casting the Riddler character. However, I think his performance was a bit TOO over-the-top. Riddler has always been a flamboyant character, but in this movie he's sometimes hard to watch. I still liked his Riddler for the most part.
#40: Burn Batty Burn!
Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face. He was the absolute most appropriate choice to play this character. He has the look, and he played it well, too. You can tell Tommy had a good time with this movie.