Here are some photos my dad took at the Atlanta World of Wheels in 1989. I previously posted one of these photos in another thread, but he found the remaining photos in a dresser drawer. My brother and I were in the throes of Batmania Part II, so we are both wearing our ’89 Halloween costumes that w...

My father dug up some photos he took at the World of Wheels auto show in Chattanooga in January of 1987. Though I saw Adam again in ’89, this was the only time I got to see the Dynamic Duo in costume. I included most of the photos since some of the lesser shots show details of the costumes they were...

Bravo, sir.

Thanks for passing that along, Scott. I hope that I can take my daughter to see Yvonne at some future appearance. I got to spend a few hours with Yvonne at a radio promotion in Atlanta in the mid-90s, and it would be nice to have a new photo with the next generation. The baby has already met Adam We...

Thanks, all! I definitely owe a debt to the knowledge and talent (and willingness to share) on this forum. I have gleaned a ton of information and reference images from your work and discussion. This project was a delight, so I'm sure there will be custom Halloweens for years to come. And if I raise...

Here's a shot of the costume pieces. I bought the onesie, tights and socks at Babies 'R Us and Amazon. I made the artwork for the onesie in Adobe Illustrator and applied it using three colors of heat press vinyl. For the cowl, I made a simple structure out of the stiffest, non-fusable interfacing I ...

I got in on the action, too. The Batman outfit comes from my father's collection, so I don't know the costume maker(s). Some of the eagle-eyed members of this forum will probably recognize parts of it. If all goes well, you're looking at our third generation of '66 Bat-fan. Batman_Family-2.jpg Batma...

I've had several custom bat-projects in the works for awhile now, but I finally finished one because I had a real deadline: baby's first Halloween! I didn't do it alone, however. My mother sewed the cape and cowl from my patterns. Here are a few photos. I'll provide some of the costume details in a ...

These are wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing.

Stellar piece.

Madame Tussaud, eat your heart out.

High C wrote:hmmm, I think we all know whom I would like to see eventually

In the NYPost interview, writer Jeff Parker specifically mentions that he is working on a story featuring Siren.

It's hard to pin down since it's hand-drawn onto stretchy fabric (or possibly silkscreened from a drawing?) It definitely took on a slightly different shape when Astin wore it

I redrew it as closely as I could manage, trying to retain some of its imperfections.

Perfect, thanks!