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Action League Review: Green Lantern Guy Gardner & Dr. Polaris

The fourth wave of the Batman Brave and the Bold Action League has been a pain to track down. Then again, this one pack may not actually be part of wave 4. Itβs more like wave 4.5. But what frustrates me the most is that this pack is near impossible to find, but may be the best Action League pack released.
Green Lantern fights the evil personality of Doctor Polaris to bring out his good side.
Toy Review: Batman the Brave and the Bold Action League – Arch Rivals Battle Pack Exclusive 6-Pack

Batman the Brave and the Bold Action League is often compared to Hasbro’s Super Hero Squad, and with good reason. Both are highly-stylized figures of classic superheroes that are sold in either two-packs, vehicle sets or in collector packs. Toys R Us got their own exclusive 6-pack of Action League figures that features five repacks and one exclusive figure!
Batman the Brave and the Bold Action League Review β Batman & the Top

Know what both kids and collectors love? Horribly obscure villains in outfits that make me want to gouge my eyes out. Thankfully, this set includes a Batman variant worth owning. Yes, I just admitted to a Batman variant worth owning.
Batman needs to throw a full reversal on the spinning money-hungry vortex known as the Top!
Batman the Brave and the Bold Action League Review β Batman & the Joker

Three waves in and Mattel finally decided to pair Batman up with his greatest enemy: the Joker! Only I never expected them to literally pair the two of them up. But then again, the Joker in his twisted mind would be almost as upset as Batman if someone started impersonating the Dark Knight.
Toy Review: The Brave and the Bold Action League β Batman & Gentleman Ghost and his Skeleton Horse

Who doesn’t like monocles and top hats? Well, evidently Batman doesn’t because who else would go through the effort to make a weapon to punch a ghost in his invisible face. But maybe Batman is just jealous of people who are better dressed by him.
Batman uses his Nth metal knuckles to leave an impression on the fiendish phantom, Gentleman Ghost.