Looking at the layout, its using the same floor plan as the Mego Batcave just with different graphics. I am assuming its going to be vinyl covered cardboard like the repro mego one they did That's the charm of it-- the original Mego Batcave was a rework of an Action Jackson set and was later revamp...

the Mego repro one was 80 bucks and this appears to have a bit more to it so I am betting it clocks in at 100 bucks, too.

^^^ Its the same two modules with a connector panel added. both ends are the same shape as the Mego style one they produced. FTC is notorious for recycling/ repackaging.

Donald Pleasance as Strange is perfect. He'd have done it too. Seems like Telly Savalas would have done a guest shot around that time too.

Zing!!! Perfect wink to his well known role.

Looking at the layout, its using the same floor plan as the Mego Batcave just with different graphics. I am assuming its going to be vinyl covered cardboard like the repro mego one they did

I did think of another for Scarecrow... William Talman. He died in 68, tho.

Also bring in Lyle Waggoner as an opposite number kind of villain. Either Catman or something original. Posing as a new crime fighter but really up to no good. Peter Deyell could be the sidekick for some inside fun stunt casting.

Dan E Kool wrote: ↑Tue Feb 06, 2018 11:04 am Interesting that so many of the names listed here were known for their comedic roles, whereas Dozier reportedly tried not to cast comedians for the special guest villains.

I've been about 50/50 on that. Tor Johnson, Montalban, John Saxon, Bronson, John Wayne were all non comedic personalities.

I never considered Dawn Wells. She could play evil pretty well in the dream sequences on Gilligan's Island. I think she could have played a pretty good villainess. What do you imagine her character would be? She could pull off the Farmer's Daughter (typecasting of course) character from the BTAS ep...

I could see Jonathan Winters, Alan Hale, Dawn Wells, Ricardo Montalban and John Saxon showing up, too.

I have in my head Charles Bronson for Deadshot, Joseph Wiseman Lord Death Man, Tor as the Mutant Gang Leader (I know not right timewise, but I still think DKR is really 66 Batman) he'd be the leader of a biker gang called the mutants. The more I think of Michael Dunn as the Dummy the more I like it....

^^^ That would work, not sure if she would have done regular tv at that time. I have something in mind for Tor Johnson, too. I tend to try and come up with actors who might have actually done a guest bit on tv or did a lot of TV work at the time. John Wayne did guest spots and I could see him as a o...

Jackbtripper wrote: ↑Fri Feb 02, 2018 5:55 pm How about Stella Stevens for Harley Quinn?

Goldie Hawn!!!

I think Joseph Wisemen would be good for ra's al ghul, but of course the charecter wasn't created til 1971! That's ok to me its fantasy land anyway. DC retrofitted more than a few into the 66 comic. Bring back J. Carrol Naish as Prince Daka and Lyle Talbot as Luthor from the DC Serials. My pick for...