About the item:

From Eaglemoss’ hugely popular Automobilia line of Batman vehicles, this fully complete set includes the magazine and accompanying vehicle.  One of the most famous movie and television cars of all time, the Batmobile (and Batman’s other vehicles such as the Batcycle and Batboat), have been depicted in various media and numerous styles over the years.  First appearing the same issue Batman debuted, Detective Comics #27, the car at first had no special features or functions and wasn’t even called the Batmobile.  But by Detective Comics #48, the first issue the term “Batmobile” was used, the car had already began its long history of ongoing transformation into one of countless versions that would delight fans over the years.  Eaglemoss captures some of the  most famous of these versions from not only the comics, but the television series, animated versions, and the feature films as well. Each vehicle in the series is a die-cast precision models and is officially authorized, hand-painted and includes an informative collectors magazine that offers specifications and history on the Bat-vehicle in question. This particular issue features the Joker's Roadster from Batman #52 (1949) with artwork by Win Mortimer (Cover) and interior art by Lew Sayre Schwartz.  It nm/mint condition (magazine has some wear of course - this is almost impossible to avoid given how Eaglemoss packages them). It will be shipped with the utmost care.

Terms, International Bidder Information & Provenance Guarantee:

~ Terms: 

~ We are happy to combine shipping on domestic or international shipments. Please inquire for full details. 

~ If you purchase more than one item, please wait for the combined invoice before making payment. 

~ We package items extremely securely. 

~ Once an item is won and the auction is over, the purchase cannot be cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.   

~ If you are and international bidder:

All international packages ship vie Priority (if less than $250, including shipping) or Express (if more than $250, including shipping). I cannot falsify customs forms by declaring a lower value than the final bid price realized. Also, please be aware per policy you are responsible for any such fees, duties, taxes, etc. your government may impose upon you before they will release the package to you. It is the responsibility of the bidder to determine what their customs fees, duties, or taxes may be.  Please be aware that with international packages, USPS may sometimes release the package to a local carrier for the final delivery of the item to the buyer.  If that is the case it is the responsibility of the buyer to, if necessary, make arrangements for the delivery of the package, for it to be signed for upon delivery, provide instructions to the carrier where to leave the package, etc.