You look great!

I was always impressed with all the rope work-- they pulled it off really well, and I think that was completely missing from later seasons?

As it's snowing right now and we're bracing for a potential weekend clobbering the first sign of spring is the appearance of Girl Scout Cookies-- loaded up on my favorites-- next up will be ground hog's day and then we're just so much closer to the big one; The Corgi Green Hornet Black Beauty! Can't ...

Always liked these! Nice job!

Cosplay just isn't my thing-- I don't like attention as it is so I'd be uncomfortable bringing more-- but I did consider cosplaying twice-- once as Lewis Wilson's Batman when Chuck was first making me the serial cowl. I was thinking about having him make the whole suit in shades of gray and then ...

I always thought the Batman rope swings were pretty good-- in the Pilot when he swoops up to the Atomic Pile-- in the first Catwoman episode when he swings over the tiger pit-- and I think there are a few other instances including the first Joker episode when he swoops up to the catwalk.

When ...

Not a cosplayer myself but I am a veteran of well over 500 conventions-- Emerald City is part of ReedPop which runs many of the bigger shows in the country-- I know they advertise cosplay workshops for new cosplayers. Check the site to see if there are any cosplay guidelines. There's usually a ...

Worse still, this friend, who should know better, said "even The Joker calls him purple" as if Cesar was coming up with this line on the set. When I explained to him that line was written weeks or months in advance likely by the writers pool he looked at me like I had snakes coming out of my head.

Old thread brought back from the dead.
Was recently talking to an art director friend and the subject of the '66 Batman came up. He said growing up he always thought Batman's cowl was black-- I had a black and white TV back in the early 70s and I was shocked the first time I saw the show in color at ...

I always thought that was some kind of bizarre face on the belt buckle-- now I see it matches the look of the prop pretty closely.
Holy deep dive!

Well, hardwork anyway-- I really hate how Mac tries to figure out what I want to say and fills words in for me.

Great job, Randy!

I love them in the solid colors! I had many of those Duncan (and the various knockoffs) Batmobiles.

Nicely done!
Thanks for the hardworking you both do keeping this board up and going!

They should have left it in.