Does any fictional character have as broad a spectrum of representations as Batman? In comics alone, we've seen him span the gamut from dark pulp vigilante to rocketship-piloting 1950s Sci-Fi madcap ...

McFarlane Toys changes up the DC Multiverse landscape as they real their very first playset with Batman 1966. As part of their upcoming retro Batman 1966 line, Batman, Robin, and Joker will be able to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Burt Ward and Adam West in 'Batman' The 1966 Batman movie marked the big screen debut of iconic villains like The Joker, The ...

Matt Goldberg has been an editor with Collider since 2007. As the site's Chief Film Critic, he has authored hundreds of reviews and covered major film festivals including the Toronto International ...

Batman feels the need…the need for speed! Within safely posted government speed limits, naturally. This is Batman 1966, who never disobeys a law. But thanks to McFarlane Toys, the 6-inch Adam ...

When did the Joker become so serious? The version of the iconic Batman villain appearing in theaters this weekend is nothing new — the Joker’s been terrifying since at least The Dark Knight — but ...

Batman seems only to get grittier and grittier these days, but did you know the classic 1966 series actually coined the name “Mr. Freeze”? Or that Robin’s famous catchphrase got upwards of 350 uses?

Every Wednesday from now until The Batman hits theaters, we're watching Batman's theatrical films in chronological order. This week: the 1966 feature from the classic TV show's cast and crew.

The great thing about being a guy who has a pretty well-known love of Batman -- especially the stranger, weirder elements that have cropped up in his 70-year history -- is that occasionally, someone ...