Heath Ledger Immortalized as The Dark Knight's Joker Figurine

Heath Ledger is now a limited action figure as The Joker (half-body bust on left), which he played so fabulously in The Dark Knight. The genius of Ledger's acting is creatively portrayed in the design of his character, with it's menacing pose and demeanor. It has 28 points of articulation.

While it was still unavailable, fans were already lining up for orders. This is sure to be a valuable collectors' item in the years to come. It's also something to remember Heath Ledger (below) by in his last movie performance.

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The Dark Knight's The Joker Photographed with Headless Man

What's this? Is this the photograph of The Joker from the set of The Dark Knight together with a new headless villain? Or is this an old photo of the late Brandon Lee in the set of the Crow? Where is Christian Bale as The Batman? Has Heath Ledger aka The Joker stolen the spotlight from him? Was the gravelly voice of Bale's Batman somehow responsible?

Why is The Joker wearing a dark-purple leather jacket instead of a bright-purple formal one? Will this sequel to Batman Begins earn more than the first one? Is there really a curse behind the freaky makeup of the Crow and The Joker? Find out the next time you watch! Same Bat time! Same Bat channel!

Tah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah! Batmaaaaan!

Joker laughs: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, haaa!!!

Sorry. Couldn't help it - Sigh-

Heath Ledger immortalized as The Joker of The Dark Knight action figure

Stan Lee Action Figure to Hit Stores

Stan Lee, the creator of Spider-Man of Marvel Comics, now has his own action figure by Hasbro. The 84-year-old comic book legend is shown wearing eyeglasses, a blue windbreaker, and khaki pants. "We feel it's long overdue that Stan Lee be immortalized as an action figure, much like the dozens of marvelous characters that he has created for years and years," said Eric Nyman, Hasbro's vice president of marketing. "And it couldn't be more fitting than to create him as a `Marvel Legends' figure." The toy will sell for $14.99 and will be available only as a limited edition product. It will be introduced at the San Diego Comic-Con International in July (2007).

Shown at left is a mini bust of Stan Lee by Bowen Designs. It is not the action figure toy by Hasbro and is only shown for reference.