The November 1965 issue was already in the can when word came that the TV Show was coming out the following January, so all they were able to do was make a cover of Batman and Robin running out of a set.
Todays value for each is well over $2.2 million for a Batman #1 and Tec #27 $3.5 million.
At the convention they screened episodes of the movie serials CAPTAIN AMERICA (1944) and ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN MARVEL (1941). There was a costume contest which seemed to be mostly Marvel focused and included fandom early leaders Phil Sueling (who would virtually create the comic shop system we still use today) and Roy Thomas who would eventually be Marvel Comics Editor in Chief.
Other tidbits from the issue-- some fans were not crazy about the "new look" Batman which was introduced in 1964-- fans still thought Bob Kane was handling the art-- this is before a controversy over the actual artists would start in just a few more months. There was talk about starting something called CAVE-CON which would be a Batman centric convention where they would show episodes of the two BATMAN Serials from Columbia.
If you'd like to read the issue yourself I have a copy here;
BATMANIA #7 Fanzine
