This is a nice tease (I don’t recall seeing the photo before), but I’d like to see full coverage of the premiere. The article states it’s a premiere for the TV show but of course it was for the movie.

Jim Akin wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2019 7:35 am Awesome! Never heard of this, but I found a longer video that gives all the clues in the contest (as narrated by Batman and Robin), and shows some promotional imagery as well.

And here's the solution to the puzzle.

Thank you for posting the longer version as well. These are truly great.

This is great news. I would have liked to have seen Burt on Gotham but this will do.

These aren’t available on the Sweet website yet.

Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

The whole “Commissioner Gordon knows Bruce is Batman” arc takes the story nowhere and is completely out of place in this script. It’s truly pointless. The Joker is also underused. I like the gothic parts with the old, secluded house but, other then that, it’s a pretty awful script.

So...was the foliage that surrounded the entrance of the cave in the TV show added for the filming, or has the landscape changed that much in 50+ years? Obviously I know the “door” was added...

Did the cowl and cape survive?

As part of my research for my presentation, I just spoke to one of the original DC artists that first drew what would become the 1966 Batman TV costume design (yellow field with bat). Previously, no circular yellow field was used and the bat was consistent with what was first drawn back in 1939. Pe...

Will definitely be picking that up. Looking forward to it.

Hopefully it’s available at stores other than Walmart as I’d like to snag a copy.

Here's something I stumbled upon...the credits to the 1967 film, Caprice . Has anybody seen it? Any clue what is involved? https://5hgwqg.sn.files.1drv.com/y4mb8WmGgTvmjVxGMdAYFdCgS1u-eTXZ5j86Fkx5G4fB1fke9gP1hXqk8wZUl5gq5lxZk_5Q8FsJReu4JcIwXeA0YF94e4a1jDEduhBFHBmr5o5RkH8tFZOahWtb2q8rfgkaQ6UdCmoUv-0L...

Very nicely done. So...this was included on the replacement disk as well?

The second-part Batwoman segment was by far the best part of the crossover, with this scene being the true highlight. It should be noted it was found in Bruce Wayne’s former office.

Yes, but you're assuming this publication knows what it's talking about. Yes, but you’re assuming it doesn’t. We don’t know exactly what the original source was, so I’m not willing to discount it so quickly. You could be right...but the source could be right, too. It’s definitely something that des...