After a brief jump into the New Adventures of Batman retro television show Mcfarlane has returned to Batman 66' and continues to truly fill out the universe line no other from its DC Multiverse umbrella of figure lines. Clock King, Bookworm, and Batgirl from my previous list have been immortalized in the line, and the breadth of possible figure choices has been immensely widened by the heavy inclusion of Batman 66' comic original figures/designs as well!
5. False Face
While he was not known as Basil Karlo at this point, False-Face was a sneaky villain in the series able to take on the appearance of others. His mask certainly made for a creepy visage, and could make for a very well done headsculpt in the line.
4. Mad Hatter
Bookworm and Clock King were two great additions to the line's secondary cast of villains, and the next biggest one we're missing at this point would have to be the Mad Hatter. Alternate accessories are a hit and miss inclusion with this line, so my hope would be that the standard Mad Hatter head design would include the pop-up feature of his hat.
3. Clayface
Delving into the comic side of things for the rest of this list I'm starting off with Clayface. A retroactive canonization turned False-Face into the classic Basil Karlo who took on his metahuman properties in his comic appearance. It would have been easy for Clayface to be designed as just another walking pile of clay, but this series took a very unique turn by having him look as though he was wearing a suit and tie!
2. Bane
Bane truly took on his luchador inspiration with his design from this comic appearance, with bright blues that really helped the design pop! He was an iconic character finally brought to the 66' universe by way of this comic, and the campy nature of the universe truly granted us one of the funnest Bane designs to fit the universe.
1. Scarecrow
There have been a lot of different designs for Scarecrow over the years, and his design in the 66' universe with his comic appearance is one I enjoyed quite a bit. His mask, hat, and cloak are part for the course but his patchwork suit sets him apart from other iterations. As mentioned before accessories aren't always a guaranteed inclusion with this line, but his fear gas gun would be a sick one to include.
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