Justice League's Batmobile Is Cruising Into Comic Con

Out of all the iconic cars in film history there are probably none that match the recognition of the caped crusader's four wheeled mode of transportation - The Batmobile. The first appearance of The Batmobile was in Detective Comics #27, it originally looked like an ordinary car but it was heavily armored. The actual name was not applied to the care until issue #48 though.

Since then we've seen multiple incarnations of the car, from the campy Batman '66 show's 1955 Lincoln Futura to Christopher Nolan's military looking Tumbler. With a new Batman we need a new Batmobile - so Warner Brothers has been showcasing Ben Affleck's new ride all around San Diego.

Comicbook.com's Russ Burlingame caught up with the new machine to get these shots.

Along with the real thing - DC is showcasing a version of the car that you can actually buy. If you've got $250 of course. The Batmobile, made by Mattel is already on backorder until November 10th, according to their website. You can see more photos at Mattel.com.

Here are the specs and product features for the toy version, via Mattel.

Prepare for the next level of RC play and authentic, true-to-movie battle action with the Ultimate Justice League™ Batmobile™! The vehicle's cockpit has a built in camera that transmits the driver's POV to a smart phone for a thrilling, front seat ride! Place the highly detailed, new movie Batman™ action figure behind the wheel and speed to the crime scene. See smoke release from the tailpipe and the engine roar! The figure's arm turns the wheel as the powerful Batmobile™ races at top velocity! When DC Super-Villains are in range, engage the special "jump mode" and elevate the Batmobile™ for prime targeting. Fire the four missiles from the hood of the car and save Gotham City! With Batman™ and this true-to-movie RC Batmobile™, fans get the ultimate, interactive Justice League™ action!

Deluxe, remote controlled Batmobile™ with premium Justice League™ movie features.
Interactive control with a smart phone app and driver's POV camera in cockpit.
6" scale Batman™ figure has body movements with arm that turns the wheel.
Engine makes authentic sounds and smoke releases from the exhaust pipe.
Four armored wheels roll and missiles move on hood of the car and fire.
Special "jump mode" elevates the vehicle for better aim.
JUSTICE LEAGUE and all related characters and elements © & ™ DC Comics and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (s17)

Justice League brings Batman, Wonder Woman, Aqua Man, the Flash and more to the big screen together for the first time. Rated as the number two anticipated release by ComicBook.com readers will be released November of 2017.