Batman toys & collectibles catalogue?

[Batman]

I was just wondering, can anyone think of any good recent Batman toy guide catalogues?
I have three: Tomart's toy guide (includes most Kenner toys up to 1996), Lee's Guide to Animated Batman toys (includes toys up to 2002, I think) and finally, Batman Collected, a comprehensive coffee table book (really cool) by Chip Kidd.

However, none of these are either very up to date, or give insight into Batman toys to the level I crave to find out. Like having sections dealing only with action figures, vehicles, playsets, Micro toys, large scale figures, masks, model kits, food premiums, ...
Or how about a section showing only concept design toys and prototypes or released and canceled toys? You could make a whole magazine line dealing with only Batman collectibles.
Maybe have issues with special focus, such as Batman 1966-1989, Batman movies by Burton, The Animated Series, Batman movies by Schumacher and Batman movies by Nolan.

There is a big market for these. Just look at the amount of Star Wars toy & collectible guides available.
I think the Batman community is in dire need of such a book/ magazine, as there is no site comparable to Rebelscum.com, or all the other Star Wars sites that offer huge photo archives or toys and collectibles.

[tomstoyz]

You might check out Chip Kidd's new book BAT-MANGA which should come out later this month. It's gonna have a ton of 1960's Japanese Batman Toys in it.

Other than that I can't recommend any book. So yeah, I agree with what you're saying.