To The Batmobile!

Gotta say I'd steal the Adam West one first.

I know right? i mean it could pick up chicks easily! the other one would only scare them away...

But how with its sophisticated anti theft device?

Saw it the other night on toon retro, robin flipped a little thing over the alarm button that said start, so the joker and gang set off the alarm when they tried to start it

Oh, I saw that before. Those crooks thought it would be so simple to push the start button. That's what you get for messing with the boy wonder. I'm pretty sure it was The Riddler though.

So it was, hard to remember sometimes, also happens to be teh same episode that has the bartender drug batmans orange juice then he does his internet famous little batdance then passes out.

youtube.com/watch?v=eGl6OlSczdU

Nice! Marisha should wash them with her butt.

That video changed my opinion about her, in a good way.

I had a feeling The Dark Knight Rises was going to get so much hype for the film.

Oh dear god, why did the 90's even happen?

You mean why did Joel Schumacher happen to Batman.

One of the things I really love about the Batman universe is that it tends to absorb the new things that really work from any of its mediums (like the Riddler from the 60s tv series or Harley Quinn & Nora Fries from the 90s cartoon). I can't think of a single damn thing that was adopted from the Schumacher movies!

That car is pretty damn cool though, really.

The Riddler existed almost 20 years before the 60s show.

The Riddler only appeared, I think, twice in the comics in those 20 years before the 60s tv show. It was the tv show that made him a major villain and gave him most of the characteristics we know today.

Yeah that last movie he did all the vehicles look like they were made just for the toys.

thats whats happens when the people in charge want to make it a toy commercial. "The studio also brought in toy companies to be involved with pre-production, including the design of concept art and character illustrations. Director Joel Schumacher criticized Warner Bros.' strategy for Batman & Robin as being overtly toyetic." I feel bad for Schumacher, the disaster wasnt really his fault

I honestly think it was just a product of the times. Everything was horrendously overdesigned. Google the 90's Superman movie that was going to star Nicholas Cage. You'll see.