I would love to offer comments, but I'm waiting for the trade paperback in January.

BTW, issue 4 offers appearances by the Mad Hatter and Clock King!

Art Carney is a favorite and I've watched him in many roles that spanned his career, but the Archer somehow missed the mark (no pun intended). He gets my vote because another shot may have redeemed him (again no pun intended).

Sorry I didn't see the thread until after the fact, but Lou's car is still a beauty!

Here's a production number of famous tv themes from the 1986 Emmy Awards performed by the stars who brought the shows to life. You can see Adam West quasi-Batusi his way across the stage at about 2:50 into the video. [BBvideo 425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZE2qnZi_IHo&feature=player_embe...

A beautiful cover, to be sure. Several years back, TV Guide reprinted a number of key issues, including this one, identical to the original except for the cardboard centerfold ad insert. They are probably very easy to obtain in nice shape on the secondary market. I miss the old TV Guide. It was a re...

Here's the solicit in case some of you don't want to leave this thread: BATMAN ‘66 #1 Written by JEFF PARKER Art by JONATHAN CASE Cover by MICHAEL ALLRED 1:25 Variant cover by JONATHAN CASE On sale JULY 31 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T DIGITAL FIRST Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers....

If you enjoyed Julie Newmar's appearance a few weeks back on Stu's Show (at Shokusradio.com), you may be interested in knowing that his lady Jeanine Kasun has hosted a companion hour of Batman music. The show features Miranda, Teenage Bill of Rights, The Riddler, and audio from the various Catwoman ...

Van Williams is listed as a guest at the Chiller Theatre show, scheduled for April 26-28 in Parsippany, NJ.


http://chillertheatre.com/gt/gtc4.htm

Space Ghost, you can watch it at PBS.org. Enjoy!

I enjoyed it despite two mistakes that crept in: 1. At 12:41, when they list the Catwomen, they are showing a picture of Julie Newmar when they mention Lee Meriwether. 2. On the trivia quiz, they identify the Adventures of Superman as having the most episodes (over Batman, Wonder Woman, and the Grea...

Naturally, the news is exciting, but I'm reserving a Woo-Hoo until we see some pictures from Toy Fair.

One thing that I think is great is that the merchandise will be at different price points from mass merchandising to collector editions. Everyone gets a chance to share the love that way!

Darknite69 wrote:$ 4.6 Million is what it sold for. Holy Bat-tastic Batman!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNIpjHy7500
Watch and maybe you too will cry...

At that price, the upcoming model from Hot Toys doesn't seem so expensive!

So, did anyone listen? If you missed it, the show can be downloaded at Stu's website. It was a great 2plus hours of interesting interview that covered Miss Newmar's career through Batman. As I predicted, she will make a return appearance at a later date to complete covering her career. I never met M...

Batbump! Tune in tomorrow! Same Internet Radio Time! Same Internet Radio Channel!

Stuart Shostak is a great interviewer, welcoming listener questions via email. His show is very much like the old David Susskind Shows in that it's scheduled to run two hours, but often runs into overtime. If he doesn't get to cover his guest's entire career, he will ask the guest back. So get ready...