After doing a ton of research, I’ve compiled everything from DC to Disney, Marvel to Music, Baseball to TV Shows and even brand mascots. This is the most accurate list you will find online. This Pop! features Edward Nashton, aka The Riddler, a serial killer who targets elite Gotham citizens and livestreams his crimes. The Riddler seeks to "unmask the truth" about" Gotham, and taunts Batman (whose identity he has deduced) and law enforcement with riddles.

This wave feature the two baddies from the film. Up first we have Riddler, a formerWayne Enterprises employee who resigned after his newest invention was personally rejected by Bruce Wayne. Now he spends his days leaving riddles and puzzles at scenes of crime. Joining him is Harvey Dent,aka Two-Face, the former district attorney ofGotham Citywho was driven mad after half his face was scarred by acid during the arrest of a drime boss. Set in his second year of fighting crime, The Batman sees the dark knight uncover corruption in Gotham City while pursuing the Riddler, a serial killer who targets Gotham's elite. As with the Joker, Riddler and Batman go hand-in-hand. Taking that connection even further, fans can find the Riddler disguised as the Caped Crusader in Funko Pop Impopster. However, we're fairly certain the green and purple suit, plus multiple question marks throughout, might expose who's really under the mask. Also I’m not sure if you’ve noticed, but whenever you search the most expensive Funko Pop figures in google, you get many different lists. I have found they are all wrong.Released in 1995, Batman Forever saw the caped crusader portrayed by the always handsome Val Kilmer, taking on two of Gotham’s most notorious villains; The Riddler and Two-Face. It was the first time we got a truly campy-style Batman film, and while some fans hated it, this little 90s kid adored it, so you can imagine my excitement when Funko announced this incredible new wave Batman Forever Pop! Vinyl figures! While Edward Nygma, sometimes spelled Nigma, first appeared in Detective Comics #140 (1948), it was Frank Gorshin's portrayal of the Enigmatic Egotist on the live-action Batman television series of the 1960s that helped the character soar to new heights. Honoring this is the Funko Pop Riddler figure with a gray bowler hat and green spandex. Both items display a question mark that corresponds to the gold cane he carries. The Riddler metallic chase gives the villain suit a brighter, more turquoise appearance. An absolute must for any DC fan, add the new The Batman Pop! Vinyl Figures to your Funko collection today.