It’s Batman ’66 Week! Today in The Post proper, we ran a piece by yours truly announcing this Wednesday’s digital-first release of DC’s “Batman ‘66” comic, with brand-spankin’ new ...

I much prefer the brighter, more pop-art looking issues of ’66 that even showcase some zipatone or Ben-Day dots. The Joker’s Layoff Riot! Written by Tom Peyer ...

With a pop-art secret lair and floral-print suit, the look certainly fits within Batman ’66’s groovy visual aesthetic. ... “Batman ’66: The Lost Episode #1” is written by Len Wein, ...

Jeff Parker captures the voices of the colorful characters and a different kind of camp.

Don’t Change That Bat Channel and The Bat Host With the Most Written by Gabriel Soria Art by Dean Haspiel Colors by Allen Passalaqua What better way to celebrate Batman Day (or “everyda… ...

Every Batman '66 Actor Who Appeared in The Twilight Zone. Story by Robert Vaux ... The Original Series and a few others -- make a fascinating window into pop culture at the time.

Batman ’66 6″ Action Figures. ... City’s greatest vehicle comes packaged in a card-backed blister with the iconic old-school look and aesthetic of the pop art phenomenon of the era.

Features The Real Comic Book Origins of The Batman ’66 TV Series. On the 50th anniversary of the debut of the original Batman TV series, pop culture historian Arlen Schumer takes a look back.

Adam West, the classically handsome baritone actor who turned a comic-book superhero into live-action pop art in the 1960s television series Batman, died on Friday June 9th in Los Angeles.He was 88.