Batman 66

It just was only last week that we got word that actress Yvonne Craig had signed a licensing agreement with DC Comics parent Warner Bros. to allow the production and sale of new merchandise and other products -- the first in literally decades -- based on her likeness as Batgirl, one of the most beloved figures from the great Batman television series of the 1960s. It would seem that preparations we

Warner Bros. Games Montreal has released a new trailer for the upcoming Batman: Arkham Origins game, revealing two alternative looks for Batman that will only be available for Sony's PlayStation 3. As announced at E3 earlier this year, the Knightfall pack will allow gamers to play as classic Adam West Batman from the 1966 TV show, or as goofy light-up-armor Azrael Batman from the 1993 comic crosso

The Batman '66 dynamic duo portrayed by Adam West and Burt Ward made their Hot Toys debut this past summer at SDCC 2013, but thanks to official promo images fans can get their best look yet at the classic crime fighters in all their 1/6 scale action figure glory. Sold separately, the 12" Batman and Robin figures each come with swappable hands, radio communicators and batarangs, plus character

It's the brand new Internet trend of late-summer 2013: Making your own versions of the 1966 Batman TV series' opening credits, a phenomenon I'm dubbing "Westing." (Maybe we can call the Jeff Parker-written Batman '66 comic part of the trend, too.)

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We've enjoyed the work of stop-motion animator Kyle Roberts here before, but he's really stepped up his game now. Check out his fully-realized take on the opening credits to the 1966 Batman TV series, that comes with a Dark Knight Rises framing device, its own recreated music, and cameos!

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You knew this was coming. Whether you love or hate (and a lot of you seem to hate) the recently announced casting of Ben Affleck as Batman in the upcoming Superman/Batman film from Warner Bros., there is now a t-shirt for you. You know, assuming you need to express that kind of opinion via t-shirt.

It probably doesn't come as a surprise to anyone that Batman '66 is hands down my pick for the best digital comic going today, but it's always worth repeating. It's the highlight of each and every comics week, and while I've personally been waiting decades for a new story about Egghead, Jeff Parker and Joe Quinones have spent the latest issue bringing in a character who may -- may -- have more app

It's been a big few months for licensed Batman '66 with DC Digital launching its comic series and loads of licensors working on products modeled after Adam West and Burt Ward in their iconic superhero roles. Some toymakers are thinking big -- or huge -- with their takes on the classic Batman show, but Mezco is offering colorful characters at a smaller, 2" tall size with its upcoming line of B