Looks a bit like Batman just got dunked with the Super Fast Hardening Plaster.

The book is from TwoMorrows, which publishes some terrific comic book histories.

Here's a link to that particular book: https://twomorrows.com/index.php?main_p ... n4dr71n816

Jimmy L. 66 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 16, 2023 11:59 pm Are these the actual sets used onscreen, as advertised, or are the 1:1 reproductions?

The sets were originally used for a fan series, then were officially licensed. (See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek ... prov=sfla1)

Looks almost good enough to fool King Tut.

I basically agree that the statue was probably some kinda generic caped figure dug out of prop storage (e.g. could've been Roman statue), with cowl and belt added for use in Batman episodes. The cowl looks, to my untrained eye, like it might be from the pilot, but I could be wrong. (It seems like we...

FYI, I believe the statue makes a reappearance at the beginning of "Catwoman Goes to College".
(The cape and cowl in that episode appear to be painted to match the costume colors, and the chest logo was added.)

A couple more examples of Batman and/or Robin in Wayne Manor: Season 1, Episode 4 "The Penquin's a Jinx" - Batman and Robin hidden in armor in Wayne Manor front hallway. (Although you only saw their masked faces under the armor -- and Batman's cowl looks kinda strange. I'm guessing it was ...

Looks like it's right after the press conference, when they're bringing up the list of super criminals on the wall monitor.

I've always thought a cowl-less Batman figure should wear a bathrobe over his costume, but I guess that's probably too niche even for Batman '66 merchandise.

If Adam West's anecdote from his book "Back to the Batcave" (Chapter 21) is accurate, one of his cowls may have saved him from a serious injury during a publicity tour for the movie: "At one theater, we learned that if we ever stopped we were in trouble: after making our way through a...

I can't decide which Amazon-related news from this week makes me cringe more - the excessive hassle being dished out by Amazon over the Bat-books, or the endless pictures of the embarrassingly-shaped Bezos rocket.

I'm not generally prone to impulse purchases, but I can't believe how quickly my fingers went to Amazon and ordered this book. Also was the case for volume 1.
(You could put a box of rocks up for sale and label it volume 3 of this series, and I'd easily fall for it.)

Big Screen SUITS- for me: 1- West (Of course) 2- Kilmer's panther. totally greed with Ben, so now I have to make a list. 3. Keaton, Batman Returns. so much cleaner than the original. 4. Affleck in BVS. 5- Keaton's original. started the whole rubber suit with body armor thing, and I think the first ...

Not quite the same, but there was also the "BATTERING RAM" mounted on the Batcycle, which Batman uses to break in to King Tut's hideout and rescue Robin, towards the climax of "Batman's Waterloo" in season 2.

This appears to be the official Batman 66 Lego set (now retired). Many of the pieces are shown in the following: https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/batm ... cave-76052