More shopping in the past … A few weeks ago, I posted a story listing 13 classic toys we’d love to see re-released. I say “we” because it was inspired by an online conversation I was having with reader Tyrone Biljan. (Click here to check out the list because if you’re reading this, you’ll dig it.) Anyway, Tyrone decided to get on the act himself — only he chose to focus his efforts strictly on Batman, who of course has had a Bat-ton of merch over the decades. He also decided to rank his choices, 13-1. Cool by me. (He’s Canadian, by the way, so I’ve left in his spellings. I’m polite like that.) Naturally, a lot of this stuff is available on the secondary market, and not necessarily all that expensive. But there’s nothing quite like being able to get something fresh and new, hence our desire to see some enterprising company pick up the baton on these. So, here’s Tyrone and his list of 13 BATMAN TOYS WE WANT TO SEE RE-RELEASED: — By TYRONE BILJAN Dan’s list had some of my recommendations when we were messaging back and forth. (Click here.) But I wanted to be a little narrower in scope, specific only to some of my favourite Batman collectibles that I think others would enjoy seeing on store shelves or pegs or via an online retailer. This list was also inspired by my recent visit to the amazing Batman TV show exhibit at the Hollywood Museum in Los Angeles. (Click here for MUCH more on that.) Here we go! — 13. Topps Batman photo cards. Abrams ComicArts has published hardcover books highlighting Topps’ Star Trek (click here), Star Wars (click here) and Planet of the Apes (click here) bubble-gum cards. It would great to see the Batman photo series cards represented too — or as a reprint card set! The artwork cards that came out around the same time are fantastic, but they have been rereleased in various formats over the years. Bring back the Bat Laffs cards! — 12. Batman parachute figure. This I first saw in a discount store called Zellers in Grimsby, Ontario. It was on an aisle peg-rack display in the early ’70s. For me it is one of the perfect collectibles, with its great mid-’60s logo at the top and printed...