Really enjoying these! Keep up the great work.

Mystery solved! Good work, chum.

Also the best look I've had at Batman's soggy bat-ear.

Nicely executed. Do you konw the artist?

Wow. That Joker art is another one from the “Items I’m Surprised Still Exist” collection. I hope there will be some other exciting reveals from Jan's estate. The Bat-logo, however, is clearly not the one that appears on his surfboard in the screenshots. Did it have a different logo in different scen...

What they said. And thanks so much for continuing to share your process.

This looks so very good. Nearly everything I wanted from a toy line when I was a child. I have my nitpicks, of course (I think Robin is the weakest), but no matter. I can't wait to get this thing set up on the carpet and play along with my kids.

These photos are fantastic! I'm really impressed with the quality of the costumes you produced 40+ years ago.

I've been itching to try out vintage comic coloring tools and to make some light-hearted Batman illustrations. So, I devised a faux cover for Batman Meets Godzilla and contributed it to the fan comic project. I decided on a very faithful homage to two dynamic duos, Infantino/Anderson and West/Ward (...

Great job, rsaffle. Love it.

Hey gang, A few months back, I started a project for my young son. I created a Photoshop concept and rough pattern for a '66-style hooded towel. Batman-Towel-Mockup.jpg My kids have a few such towels with animals and Disney characters, as well as a generic superhero with Robin-style mask (pictured b...

batshield.jpg I had a local framing studio build a shadow box for my shield and batarangs. I'm tempted to add some red pin-striping to the frame, but imagine it'd be more trouble than it's worth... You can find readymade red adhesive pinstriping for a variety of uses (car, model car/airplane, etc),...

Very nice! Much better detail in the unpainted prototype as one might expect.

Dug up this promo image from 2012 San Diego Comic Con.

Good work, Hallmark. Everything from here is more icing on the cake...

Super cool! Thanks for sharing this excellent work.

I will have to pursue printing this set to share with my kids. Also, it surprises me that I've never seen anyone render the '66 logo with a 3-D face, but it looks great.