Each Batman ’66 figure comes with two action word bubbles, in the POW! and BAM! style of the classic show. The 6-inch figures come packaged in a card-backed blister with the iconic old-school look of ...

Holy expanded universe, Batman! Possibly stymied by a lack of further actor likeness rights, McFarlane Toys have expanded the Batman ’66 toy line into an area that doesn’t need them. From the Batman ...

Writers Marc Andreyko and Jeff Parker talk about bringing Adam West's and Lynda Carter's onscreen alter egos together for the first time. By Graeme McMillan After teaming up with The Man From UNCLE ...

Holy anniversaries, folks! Believe it or not, today marks 50 years since the classic Adam West Batman series began airing on local Bat-channels everywhere. You’ll likely see a lot of tributes to ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook While The CW’s DC Universe crosses over pretty frequently, the first big crossover between two ...

The trailers for DC’s dark and demented new flick The Batman looks a world away from the bright campiness of the beloved Batman ’66 series. But there were seeds sown in that show that have clearly ...

How I wish I was enjoying this more than I actually am. All of the elements for greatness are there: a meeting between two classic characters and their respective franchises; one of the Caped ...

Fans of the original 1966 Batman live-action TV series that starred Adam West and Burt Ward were able to experience new adventures in two animated feature follow-ups in 2016's Batman: Return of the ...

Batman '66: The Lost Episode is an entertaining but ridiculously expensive look at what might have been. During the original Batman television series run, legendary science-fiction writer Harlan ...

Though it wasn't strictly an anthology series, the original Batman '66 had one key trait that matched the format: its rotating series of "guest villains" who would torment the Caped Crusaders every ...

Take a tour of The Hollywood Museum's new exhibit In 1966 ABC launched the "Batman" TV show starring Adam West and Burt Ward as the Caped Crusaders. Although canceled after three seasons, the show has ...