A-Z Challenge - 'R' Stands For Rings - Superhero Rings In My Collection

 

 

 

This 'flicker rings' were very popular in the 1950s and 60s. Most were lost or destroyed over the decades so most that still exist in decent shape fetch a decent price today.

 

 

I remember when the first Lord of the Ring movie came out that you could get a terrific replica of the 'One Ring' for next to nothing. I still have mine hanging on my car's rear view mirror for good luck.

 

 

 

I gave the Superman Silver ring I had to my neice because she wanted something from my father. I still have the following set of rings in my collection. The first two come from The Phantom movie, then Batman and two of my many Green Lantern power ring. I would love to add to my collection but I only search for quality rings. made of metal.

 

My newest and finest ring is of course the Shadow Ring from the 1999 movie.

 

 

I can never have too many Batman rings in my collection.

 

 

 

 

 

The Green Lantern Rings nowcome in a variety of colors

 to represent all the various 'color' powers.

 

 

 

 

The rarest, most expensive ring is this 24 carat gold representative of the flight rings wore by the Legion of Superheroes. It was a gift to me but I know it sells on line for hundreds of dollars. Unfortunately it doesn't give me the ability to fly like the comic book version does.

 

 

 

I wish this Flash ring opened up to contain his superhero suit that would burst forward whenever Barry Allen needed to become his speedy alter-ego.