The 1966 Batman Message Board

Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy the scripts but was particularly intrigued to read this one. Leonard Stadd wrote two very solid fourth season episodes of The Man from U.N.C.L.E., including one, The Maze Affair, that is one of my favorite episodes of that entire series. Prior to those, Stadd had a...

A look at the car when it was at Presley motors. I don't know if it is still there. The video also mentions the car appealing to two fanbases. Personally, I like both Batman and Elvis, but I don't know if there is a lot of overlap.

https://youtu.be/pS7cQUhbVyI

This was a fascinating listen. Thanks for sharing. All too often, Dozier doesn't really get the credit he deserves for making the Batman show work. I found it interesting, if a little disheartening, to find the Adam displayed such diva-ish behavior, but I guess anyone who gets into the acting busine...

Thanks for the post. Hope you have a great Easter as well.

Detective Comics 1000 (7 different covers)
Batgirl Omnibus Volume 2 (Fun, but DC fumbled the ball again. Could have been better).
Funko Pop 1st Appearance Batman

Non Batman stuff:
Superman Funko Pop
Avengers Omnibus Volume 4

Keith Mayo wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 20, 2019 11:15 am

AndyFish wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 20, 2019 9:19 am

Stopped in my local Wally World to see if I could find that comic, no luck-- was it with the regular Wal-Mart Batman comics, Keith?

No, Sir. They were in the book/magazine section on an end cap.

Thanks for the info. I didn't find one at my local Wal-Mart either.

Keith Mayo wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 19, 2019 2:47 pm

Snagged these two items today!

Keith, is that 80th Anniversary Giant one of the Wal-Mart exclusive comics?

The Detective Comics : 80 Years of Batman. Nothing I didn't already have, but I couldn't pass on Batman's 80th anniversary celebration. The same with Superman last year.

I enjoyed your show guys, but, since the next episode covers the script, aren't you torturing yourselves by covering the Joker/Catwoman team-up two episodes in a row? I hadn't even thought about Batman interviewing the jury members. With the near-encyclopedic recall he had on earlier episodes, how c...

Picked this up today from the local record store. From 1976 on the Power Records label. An LP with two stories and a comic. https://wordman.neocities.org/power/batmanlp.jpg Awesome pick-up. Front cover by Neal Adams, back cover by Dick Giordano and interior art by Jose Luis Garcia Lopez....can't go...

Enjoyable show, JB. I had never heard the Adam West record with the villainous Tickler, so thanks for sharing that. I always enjoy discovering something new. The Riddler record was one of the strongest power records adventures, and I agree that the Riddler voice actor was channeling Frank Gorshin. L...

Hi JB, I apologize that it took me so long to post. I wanted to go back through my Batman Archives and see if I could find what issue "The Challenge of the Catwoman" was from. Unfortunately, I still haven't been able to find the time, and it has been a long time since I read the archives. The Golden...

Bill Finger wrote a few stories where Batman allowed Catwoman to escape "accidentally on purpose" in the early days of the comics. Although I would have hated it as a kid, older me wishes the Batman TV show would have done that on an episode just once....to show the Batman/Catwoman attraction wasn't...

Unlike JB, I got the Staked Cards book & record set before I got the album with the story. In fact, it was one of the first few Batman items I got as a kid. I don't remember if this was my first exposure to Neal Adams's artwork or if I got Staked Cards after the Ra's Al Ghul treasury. Don't laugh, b...

This may get me kicked off the board, but I don't hate Stanley Ralph Ross's writing as much as a lot of other fans of the series do. He wrote all of my favorite all of my favorite season 3 episodes. However, this treatment and script are a mess. Thanks for posting the scripts. I enjoyed reading the ...