Re "Gotham City Boulevard Offramp": Maybe a reference to "Last Exit to Brooklyn"? Either the book or the Gene Pitney song.

The other night I spotted yet another brief Bat-reference in the 1969 Kirk Douglas film The Arrangement . There's a scene where Kirk is looking up at the windows of his mistress Faye Dunaway's apartment and he sees Faye's new boyfriend. It goes into a fantasy sequence where Kirk runs into the buildi...

Well done, Floyd! Another lost treasure found.

You'd think Batman would have learned that from his experience with Penguin's magnet...

Got the DVR ready to go - let's see if they're the restored ones.

Looking at the dashboard, steering wheel and that earlier Y-block V8, I'm pretty sure this was built from a 1957 Lincoln, not a '59. ISTR seeing something like this being built in some car magazine in the '70s or so; at any rate the odd rear proportions make it look familiar. There should be other p...

I could do a very good quality full-page scan of the image for you (and everyone here) if you like, but I'd have to borrow the book.

mwilbury wrote: ↑Sat Nov 10, 2018 11:21 pm

Catwoman and Aunt Hilda team up against Batman?

No soliciting from me - just a WHOLE lot of admiration for a beautiful job!

The villains would have been defeated by being paralyzed with laughter!

The show, in a nutshell:

Thanks for the complete first draft, bat-rss - Similar to the other two, and yet another ending!

The idea of the "sleeping cream" does make sense if you understand how it would be made: using a blender with an airtight vacuum chamber. Put cream in, vacuum out the air, refill with your favorite sleeping gas formula and whip it good - the gas would stay suspended in the cream. Or skip t...

Maybe all three Catwomen and Pussycat? Remember she didn't go straight at the end like Susie.

O/T, but False-Face impersonating other villains to shift the blame for his crimes might be fun, with cameos from those other villains.

High C wrote: ↑Sun Sep 23, 2018 2:23 pmI can hear Adam saying, 'It's up to us ordinary citizens to do our part in times of crisis, Robin.'

I can hear Madge saying to her husband, after a long day at work, "James, some days you just can't get rid of A-Bomb!"