This Special was fantastic. Well produced with some entertaining interviews and a nice overview of what was displayed at the event. I'm glad they made this for those who couldn't see it in person!

bat-rss wrote: ↑Mon Mar 12, 2018 7:51 pm Interview is done! Thanks everyone. Coming on March 29!

Looking forward to it!

eewdoc wrote: ↑Wed Mar 14, 2018 2:46 am That sounds amazing! I wish they would have used it in the soundtrack for the last two animated movies.

What a great idea! I reckon Batman would probably pick either the version that's on the doors of the Batmobile or the one on the parachute, considering that the tire cover is car related. Can't really go wrong with any of them, though.

Looks great to me! And since it is made from an otherwise broken Sonic Blaster, I guess this counts as recycling, too. Save the planet!

It's hideous and terrifying and the level of detail is amazing. Mr. Baker is obviously a master of his craft. He's captured the Joker's insanity beautifully here. The look in his eyes says it all. There have been so many interpretations of the Joker, from the comics to the animated cartoons to all o...

robinboyblunderer wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2018 4:29 pm I took a stab at finding the date for you, and couldn't which surprised me. Thought it would be readily available.

Same deal here. Nice find, Jim Akin!

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.

Just something fun:

[YouTube]https://youtu.be/mwi9sdyv-pw[/YouTube]

Burt Ward is the Boy Wonder. There's no denying that. And it's great when it's Burt's voice playing sidekick to Adam West's, like in New Adventures or the recent '66 animated revivals, because of how it conjures up memories of the original show. That being said, I think it's fair to say that Casey K...

Cliffhanger wise I wonder why Bruce didn't just roll off the conveyor belt without blowing up the furnace but maybe I was missing something. Well, even if he managed to roll off of the conveyer belt safely, Millionaire Bruce Wayne would still be tied up. Considering that the bad guys were watching ...

Seems like your childhood self was tough to please, Andy :lol: I don't remember things in much detail, but for my five year old self: -The Joker was my favorite villain. -The Penguin inspired me to jump off my bunk bed with an umbrella as a parachute. -I loved Catwoman. -And the car was the star of ...

Imagine my naivety. I had no idea television could be so awful.

That's a bummer! Hope everything works out OK.

https://78.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ldjmw8nhcT1qzn0kbo1_500.jpg I just stumbled onto this old comic book cover and had to share! A little Googling shows me it comes from "Strange Adventures" Comic Books, issue #32 from 1950. On the full cover, Captain Comet proclaims (from the gorilla body...