Funko Announces New Line Of Batman: The Animated Series Pop! Figures

10/10/2016 12:57 pm EDT

Funko Pop!s figures have become a landmark in comic and pop culture collectables, and the folks over at Funko are throwing it back to one of the most celebrated animated series of all time.

Funko has just announced their newest line Pop figures, based on Batman: The Animated Series.

The show ran for four seasons, from 1992-1995, and remains one of the most beloved adaptations of the Caped Crusader. In addition to the famous vocal talents of Kevin Conroy as Batman and Mark Hamill as the Joker, the series was one of the only Batman adaptations to blend the darkness of the character with the fun of comic books.

Fans still love the series today, as it's one of the more popular animations currently on Netflix.

Batman: The Animated Series also holds a special place in the hearts for fans for being the first medium to introduce Harley Quinn. While she is a huge part of the comics today, she first appeared in the animated series.

This line of Pop figures spans six of the most popular characters in the series. Batman and Robin are the first two, and they look spot-on. The Joker is next, and the menacing smile of the figure perfectly captures the essence of Mark Hamill's take on the character.

The figures also include three of Batman's most important female character's, as they were all vital to the series as well. Batgirl, Poison Ivy, and Harley Quinn will all recieve a new figure iteration. The Harley Quinn is perhaps the most notable, because it dons her full-body costume that hasn't appeared very often since the series ended.

Funko also announced a new line of Dorbz figures, featuring new versions of Batman, The Flash, Green Lantern, and Sinestro.

All of the figures will release this November, and there hasn't been a word as to which retailers will be carrying the new lines.

Check out all of the Pop!s and Dorbz in the gallery below!

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