While I prefer the sixties suit the point about it offering no protection is what makes the movies Kevlar suit make sense.

Thanks Scott!

Riddlersgurl wrote:I only have Windows, how do I get the background?

Did you try this link?

styles/prosilver/theme/images/backgrounds/rotate.php

Phil B wrote:Any suggestions for Google Chrome?

You can also put this address in the address bar:

styles/prosilver/theme/images/backgrounds/rotate.php

When you refresh the screen the picture changes.

Could it be the coat The Sandman (Michael Rennie) wore?

Yellow Oval wrote:Aahh... Gotta love those amazing expanding utility belt pouches! They can be quite useful for pesky things like oversized batarangs and the like. Now, anyone care to guess the trick for the Batshield?

How about the Bat Creeper in Funny Feline Felonies. It was under the commissioner's desk.

What would they think of the amount of commercial time today?

I have Adam West's DVD and it's great. I would still like to hear his commentary on episodes. Him working from memory is one thing but the stream of consciousness stuff you get while they watch the episode is something else.

Happy birthday Caped Crusader!

Hope you're feeling better soon.

redbird wrote:In reading the revised edition of the Batbook, Mr. THORNE hated I idea of wearing a clear ...

Its Throne not Thorne.

I say no. Cesar's Mustache is iconic. It makes you wonder though if Batman was made intoday's Hi-Def world what TPTB would do. I see four choices: 1. Let him keep it as today. 2. Force him to shave or get another actor. 3. Airbrush it out as is suggested here. 4. Create an appliance to cover his upp...

My wife and I went to my niece's wedding in Mew York State. We stayed in a hotel in New Jersey that happened to have a car show this weekend. A small one called The Deadman's Curve car show. The Batmobile was there. (Or at least one of them.) They also had the Munster Coach, Dragula and Eddie's Go c...

Looks great! Love the new graphics, very HD looking.

In the movies Cesar was a Latin Lover. His mustache was his trademark.