Pounce on your chance to lick Batman.
Michelle Pfeiffer did it as Catwoman in 1992's Batman Returns. Soon, you'll get your opportunity when the U.S. Postal Service debuts eight Batman stamps on Oct. 9.
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The limited-edition stamps, commemorating Batman's 75th anniversary, feature various versions of Gotham City's Dark Knight. Below, from left to right, are four of the stamps described as Golden Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age and Modern Age:
Four other designs will highlight four versions of the Batman emblem:
The Postal Service, Warner Bros. Consumer Products and DC Entertainment will begin distributing the stamps Oct. 9 at 10:30 a.m. ET during New York Comic-Con.
"Today Batman is more relevant than ever and his popularity continues to expand, reaching the generations to come in the next 75 years and beyond," Jim Lee, comic-book artist and co-publisher of DC Entertainment, said in a statement.
Lee has a point. Batman mania is still strong, particularly with Fox's Gotham in the fall TV cycle and the Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice film currently in production.
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