The 1966 Batman Message Board

Yup the Aquaman cartoon was great-- and then he appeared in an issue of The Brave and The Bold, which for some reason my local newsstand got but it didn't get the main Batman title, so as a kid if it had Batman in it I'd grab it.

Thanks for the heads up Lou, I'll keep an eye out.

I'm going to cheat, because to me the show is actually two different shows; with the later episodes being a parody of the earlier episodes. For what is an example of what I think the show should have always been; I'd go with the first Joker arc, the first Catwoman arc and the False Face arc if I wan...

All right-- I love that Aquaman one-- big Aquaman fan. Where do you buy these things?

I've seen one of these backpacks in person, they are really something else and big enough to carry 11x17 items-- so if you're a backpack guy (afraid I'm not) this is a great item.

I think they're available now-- I'm pretty sure I saw one in his eBay store. I don't go for these sets but he makes some amazing quality repro boxes so his work is top notch.

Ha-- that made me laugh out loud.
Anyone considering bidding won't be up against me, I'm not interested. I really like the piece but nowhere near for market price.

It's a neat piece but I'm getting George Clooney rather than Shatner-- but Clooney would have been a better choice for Kirk than the Pike guy IMO.

There was a warehouse find of these 12" figures (In Canada I think but probably not since they have US Markings) in the late 80s or early 90s and they'd turn up in the Comics Buyers Guide quite a bit. I've not seen much of them the past few years but there are a lot of these. Still a great item, and...

Fun read- that's a great page Lord Death Man-- love the scientist in front of Godzilla!

This new photo is better than the one I posted, but it works against it for me. Now I can see what that turban like thing is on the head of the loose figure that ran in the eBay auction which first led to this post. The cowl and cape are fabric and unfortunately that which you place on the figure. Y...

I remember it. Still wish they'd do a deep track album release.

That's a great piece Tyson!

When I was in one of Will Eisner’s classes in the 80s he warned us that there will always be calls that the industry is dying and that comics will go away. His opinion was that comics have been around since man drew on cave walls and that it will always exist in one way or another. I agreed with him...

Ha John you're right-- I'd chime in that Batman has his roots in horror pulps! I discovered the show first, and while I liked it-- I liked it a lot more after a friend's older brother gave me a really old comic book (at the time) Detective Comics #388 which featured this amazing splash page; https:/...

Yeah what Scott says-- it's more likely Disney/Marvel would buy the publishing rights to the characters. Having seen firsthand what Disney ownership of Marvel is like I'd have to say