I enjoyed this article, Jason. You brought up some very interesting ideas. Good show!

THAT would have been an interesting take on Batman!

Here’s Burt’s quote from last year:

“The problem is when we got up there and there were the two poles and nothing for us to walk out to get to the pole. So, Adam and I had to jump from the catwalk onto the pole. What if we missed? There was nothing but a cement floor 80 feet down!”

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Appears to be:

https://www.fanhome.com/us/movie-series/batmobile

Well, maybe when it comes to Batgirl, you will have that sculpt finished and someone at whatever company is making licensed figures will wake up and use it for the figure.

They are missing out, if they don’t respond.

Looks great!

Sooo well-done. Really captures their character.

When is DC going to license these? I mean, come on! They’re all so good. Maybe approach Mattel for them to include in new figure sets when they get the license back this year?

Note the name of the company (GRAYSON Prod., Inc). Interesting. Never saw that ad before.

THIS typo made me laugh: “… shines an ERIE bat beam silhouette… .” Unless the bat came from a certain Pennsylvania industrial city?

The address is the Emmet Building at 95 Madison Ave., NYC.

Presently, the ...

Should we use the “stinger” as a cane?

Any photographs of those ads?

Same

Chuck, the electrical plug receptacle below the nightlight must have been a criminal, because it looks startled by the appearance of Batman above it.

Will keep an eye out for it, too. What is a reasonable price for the book? I see them from a current bit of $125 up to nearly $700! That just seems practically deranged.

I believe in a world without him … .


You know, Andy, that sounds like a very interesting and marketable alternative Batman comic book series. One centered around what it would’ve been like if there was no Robin. Stories could be all original, or golden age or silver age stories could be ...