She truly is beautiful.
--jthree

It should be the next Batman 66 comic book series.

--jthree

Brilliant. Love the different styles of art. Love the scene where Batman baychuted up to Godzilla. Wish I could purchase this like a regular conic. My congrats to the writers and artists. It's a fun comic, which is more than I can say about today's comics.

--jthree

I wanted the late Tina Lund from Land of the Giants for Poison Ivy.

--jthree

gothosmansion wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 5:39 pm By far my favorite of the covers available for the issue.

Yes.

--jthree

Love the tribute to the one, true Batman

--jthree

Tracked down a Cracked parody in Cracked 234 (March 1988), entitled "Battyman." It's written by Charles E Hall and Rick Altergott. Our Bat Parody reviewers should track it down for an upcoming parody podcast. I think it's better than Mad's classic take.

--jthree

Great. Wish they used the Julie Newmar Catwoman

T and P, Do you think you can do another episode with more Batman parodies. Cracked did one or two more, and Mad did an interesting two pager a few years ago, where the Frank Miller Batman came into the 60's Batman world.

==jthree

Guys, Did anyone ever come across Batman 66 Greeting/Holiday Cards at drug stores or super markets? I remember seeing some advertising on the internet when the licenses for the Batman 66 merchandise cleared. However, for some reason, I've never seen them at stores.

--jthree

How about the Cracked one. That was one of the best parodies. Ever. Don't remember the issue number. But the villains looked like their tv counterparts, and that made all the difference. You could also tell that the writer had a great deal of love for the Adam West version.

--jthree

Dear Bat-Fans: In April there was a "Batman in Popular Culture Conference" at Bowling Green State University, there was some talk about it here. But in the time since, has anybody found out if any of the talks are available via podcast or any other means on the internet. I know some lectur...

There was something special about the sixties. Television was fun, and while it could be super silly, almost to the shows detriment (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, the latter seasons of Lost in Space, and of course, Batman). I do prefer those programs to what's it out now.

--jthree

Can you tell us who the Bat Villain is?


James

Ehhhh. Where did the Bat-Guitar come from?

--jthee