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"An oriental midget?"

Congrats!

Wow! Neat! Very nicely done.

I think the picture is from "He Meets His Match the Grisly Ghoul". DING DING DING! The episode where Dick Grayson went undercover. Meanwhile, Burt Ward was under a different kind of covers! https://media.giphy.com/media/AMJL5dMqqxNL2/giphy.gif The bed. I'm talking about the bed kind of covers... Be...

That looks great!

Love how in this interview he’s talking about “moral responsibility” while selling a book that’s about explicit material. Sure there’s a disclaimer that the book is for adults, but that audience is people who were children when the show was first on and that is gonna have an effect on them and how ...

Nice one, Jim! That explains a lot. "Seven stories for the price of one" must've piqued Ol' Dozier's interest.

Paul made a good point about how the Batgirl fights were staged. You would think the Gotham City Henchpeople's Unit would have issued an alert to its members to NOT stand in front of BG and wait to be kicked in the face. Or at least they could have worn hockey masks. To which Batman replies: https:...

Thanks for the write-up, High C! I think it's fair to say that the new comics are written for a different audience than us. The fact that our Batman is alluded to at all is still pretty neat, though.

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Tue Jun 05, 2018 4:12 pm

It's bad enough that in the 'previews' of the issue, Joker makes a '66 reference after slaughtering innocent people with a gun at a different wedding, to lure Batman, I suppose. Not for me.

Curiosity got me. What's the reference?

https://youtu.be/yNbIWC7WBYk I'm guessing we've all seen it already, but eh, what the heck. :x I think I agree with Batwinged Hornet when he said something to the effect of it all just being marketing. These guys (Ward and West) were really badly typecast after the show and making a living ain't ea...

Great story and interesting find! Thanks for sharing.

It takes a brave man to admit when he's wrong. Your heartfelt confession brought a single tear to my eye, Tim. Please Omit The Onions.

https://media.giphy.com/media/GPLbphxLxL3iw/giphy.gif I was looking forward to this one for a long while! Thankfully, this episode did not disappoint. Your breakdown of the 1989 movie was entertaining, and I found the discussion of Cinema Fantastique to be particularly interesting. "89" is sometime...

If these aren't the bee's knees! And Wally Wingert's modifications look fantastic, too! I would rock that every day of the week.