Batman Message Board
Posted by admin on October 20th, 2009Come one, come all to the most bat-tastic 1966 TV themed Batman Message Board. Check it out here.
Come one, come all to the most bat-tastic 1966 TV themed Batman Message Board. Check it out here.
This site is from someone with a tremendous amount of free time. Cataloged by Artist are renderings of Batman.
Direct Link: http://batman.manyfacesof.com/
I saw one of these up at the comic book shop and wondered to myself, "Where the hell did he find that" now, I guess I know.
Check out the Top 15 Unintentionally Funny Comic Book Panels.
Much like The Beatles, the Batman TV series has virtually become synonymous with the 1960’s. With its sparkling use of color and odd camera angles, the series defined ‘60’s pop art, and as a result became an amazing cultural phenomenon – not only in 1966 but (to a lesser extent) in 2006 as well.
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In 1966, manga prodigy Jiro Kuwata was commissioned to do a regular Japanese manga version of Bob Kane’s Batman comics, to tie in with the Japanese launch of the Batman TV show. Kuwata quickly decided that Kane’s scripts wouldn’t play to a Japanese audience, so he remade the Dark Knight for the expectations of a [...]
Remember the Batman Family. This was back in the day when you had revolving stories all around the characters of Batman or Superman. Check out this link with some great covers from that era of book-dome.
http://www.coverbrowser.com/covers/batman-family
There were 3 boys that were Robin in the comic books, Jason Todd, Dick Grayson, and Timothy Drake.
Dick Grayson was the first, later becoming NightWing. Begining as a circus performer with The Flying Graysons, watched in horror as his parents fell to their deaths from a sabotaged trapeze. The boy was taken in by Bruce [...]
Over the years there were six actors who played Robin on TV and in the movies: Chris O’Donnell, Burt Ward, Loren Lester, Douglas Croft, Johnny Duncan and Casey Kasem.
Nothing cuter than a cute girl in a gender bending superhero costume. This time it’s Batman and Robin, but wait, Robin’s “R” is on the wrong side. You gotta believe someone notice this and let her know.
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This cool image of the batcave is from DC Comics 1985 edition of Who’s Who andis from the Superhero Universe Site.