But the fact that Arnold Schwarzenegger, who played villain Dr. Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze, treated the whole shoot like one big party, making for a chaotic set on "Batman & Robin," should have been ...

One (1) newly tailored Mr. Freeze suit Reflective and metallic finish throughout Mr. Freeze’s armor and wings to highlight its layered armor design Translucent and iridescent color armor pieces ...

In DC's main universe, Mr. Freeze is one of Batman's more tragic villains. He used to be a scientist who specialized in cryogenics; after his wife Nora fell ill with an incurable fatal disease, he ...

When Mr. Freeze is near you, use the Remote Electrical Charge to fire an electromagnet that will make his suit malfunction. You can also use it on the conductor mounted on the wall just right from ...

Mr. Freeze is one of Batman's best villains, ... But by the next time he showed up he still needed his cryo-suit, so either it was temporary or he spilled more coolant on himself.

Mr. Freeze’s new suit is no exception and the Batman Beyond visual style makes excellent use of shadow on Mr. Freeze’s gaunt face. Kaiju Battle. Derek Powers appears as Blight, ...

In addition to the black light deco, Mr. Freeze features his cold suit, freeze ray and ice effect accessories, an art card / certificate of authenticity with stand, and a translucent display base ...

Mr. Freeze rewards and loot. Understanding what we will gain by fighting this formidable opponent is essential. In Gotham Knight, ... “Snow Problem,” and a rare suit of your level.

Similar to Mr. Freeze, Poison Ivy made her debut during the Silver Age of DC Comics, created by Robert Kanigher and Sheldon Moldoff for June 1966’s Batman #181.