The yellow backed logo first appeared in 2 comics dated May 1964 which means they would have hit the stands in March that year. Juilius Schwarz was given 6 months to save the Batman titles whose sales had been in decline. Detective Comic #327 and World's Finest #141 both feature the 'New Look' logo ...

That is some collection.

Replying torsaffle. Certainly would recommend it. The authors were granted access to just about everything the Green Hornet Inc have including un-produced stories for further episodes of the 1066-67 series. One of those was written by Bruce Lee himself. The only things that survive from the tv pilot...

Looks great. I understand from Martin Grams and Terry Salmonson's definitive Green Hornet book that is actually from the 1952 pilot TV show that George Trendle paid to have produced himself. Both the original prop and film are lost so it's quite exciting to see your accurate reproduction.

It's actually been a dream of mine for a long time to have a Green Hornet series that would have B:TAS series feel to it.
Like you Ben, I'm very much looking forward to seeing some character artwork.

Aye carumba. Sold for $27,453 (buyer's premium included).

Very interested in this project! I had discussed with the folks attending one of our Video Bat Chat's over the last few months that I would love to see a Green Hornet animated show in the BTAS/Art Deco style. That's been my hope for nearly 30 years Ben, ever since the animated series aired. It does...

That looks really good. Never expected anyone to come up with a working replica of that particular gadget.

Great photo that. For me it really captures how the characters should be portrayed. The price seems somewhat on the steep side however, I daresay we shall see. Apparently Van Williams and Bruce Lee did attend autograph sessions around that time so maybe some more will emerge. Maybe not... I di have ...

Looks the business to me. Great stuff

Fabulous.
All of them.
My only criticism is Robin's eyes in relation to his mask.

There was 2 disc version of 'Batmania' released some time ago. On the second disc there were a number of specially filmed inserts featuring Adam and Burt promoting re-runs of the series. Van Williams joined them for at least 2 inserts. There's also a 1966 interview (filmed presumably on the set). Br...

Deathinitely in

Topps really got busy in 1966. 5 sets in total. They did 3 different sets of cards which featured art by Norm Saunders. The Black Bat series described the story behind each painting on the back while the Red Bat and Blue Bat series had more art that was put together like a jigsaw. Finally they got r...

Donruss released the trading card set while Topps released the sticker set There are 44 in each set.Topps released a special 75th anniversary set of cards which included a Green Hornet Sticker image on card #40. There was also a Batman card in that set. Most of the stickers have a small line across ...