A little Batman 66 sketch for a first-time con attendee! (at Wizard World, New Orleans, La)
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A little Batman 66 sketch for a first-time con attendee! (at Wizard World, New Orleans, La)

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Thanks for everything, Batgirl.
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Thanks for everything, Batgirl. 

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Drew this for @bettyfelon the first time I flew to Boston to visit her.
RIP Yvonne Craig.

Drew this for @bettyfelon the first time I flew to Boston to visit her.

RIP Yvonne Craig.


Recently in my spare time I wrote, drew, and colored a Batman 66 page for fun. Here it is.
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Recently in my spare time I wrote, drew, and colored a Batman 66 page for fun. Here it is.

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Found this Batman laying around in my computer. Never posted it.

Found this Batman laying around in my computer. Never posted it.


When I found out these guys shared a birthday I basically had to do this. Happy Birthday Adam and Betty!!

When I found out these guys shared a birthday I basically had to do this. Happy Birthday Adam and Betty!! 


I love these because they wore their costumes at the premiere and for all their interviews. That’s so cool! Reminds me of the beginning of the Incredibles. Click here to check out the interviews!
“Produced in 1966, “Batman” had been originally...

I love these because they wore their costumes at the premiere and for all their interviews. That’s so cool! Reminds me of the beginning of the Incredibles. Click here to check out the interviews!

“Produced in 1966, “Batman” had been originally envisioned as a launch for the beloved television show of the same name starring Adam West, Burt Ward and Cesar Romero. The film, however, was filmed between the first and second seasons of the television show - and had its premiere in Austin, Texas. Why Austin? According to sources, the “BatBoat” featured in the film was created by an Austin based company, Glastron, whose payment was in having the film premiere in their hometown. This film features local CBS affiliate’s noontime host, Jean Boone, interviewing the cast - in town for the premiere. Ms. Boone speaks with Catwoman, Lee Meriwether, Joker, Cesar Romero, and Adam West, Batman himself. Apparently, Romero and Boone knew each other previously and reminisce on-air.”






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