Batman: The Long Halloween, Voice Cast

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/batman-the-long-halloween-part-one-sets-voice-cast-exclusive 

Among the ensemble voice cast is Naya Rivera, the late Glee star who died in July. Rivera completed her voice work as Catwoman/Selina Kyle for The Long Halloween, which will be a two-part project, with Part One expected to bow this spring or summer.

Stars also include Josh Duhamel as Harvey Dent, Billy Burke as James Gordon, Titus Welliver as Carmine Falcone, David Dastmalchian as Calendar Man, Troy Baker as Joker, Amy Landecker as Barbara Gordon, Julie Nathanson as Gilda Dent, Jack Quaid as Alberto, Fred Tatasciore as Solomon Grundy, and Alastair Duncan as Alfred. Other voice work was performed by Frances Callier, Greg Chun, Gary Leroi Gray and Jim Pirri.

Batman: The Long Halloween Complete Motion Comic & Audio Drama

I loved this book series when it came out. Going to have to find the graphic novel in my collection again and re-read it.Or, just watch this motion comic!
Credit goes to https://www.youtube.com/user/scytheri... for other motion comics check out his YouTube channel.

5 Reasons Your Students Should Be Reading Comic Books

http://www.brilliant-insane.com/2014/09/5-reasons-your-students-should-be-reading-comic-books.html

 

 Literacy is a complicated concept. What literacy includes seems to widen and envelop more each year. We are required to read, interpret, and understand many different genres of communication. One thing is clear though–the more we read the more we understand.

 Comic books, or some refer to them as graphic novels, are an underrated resource for developing literacy. When is the last time you visited a comic book shop? I assure you there is more than meets the eye on the treasured shelves of these stores.

 

 

Batmobile on Saturday

http://www189.carbuzz.com/news/2012/7/6/Five-Decades-of-Building-the-Batmobile-7709662/

From the 1966 television series with Adam West to the latest movies with Christian Bale, every time Batman is reborn, so is the Batmobile. Starting with the Lincoln Futura that gave birth to the first Batmobile, through the jet-powered dragsters of the 1990s movies to the tank-like Tumbler in "The Dark Knight Rises" hitting theaters this month, this three-part video series serves up a detailed look at five Batmobiles that have played their part in helping good defeat evil over the past five decades.

Click on the link above to view all 3 videos in the series.

Sweet ride! #Batmobile

https://www.facebook.com/Batmobilia

check out this guys custom Batmobile from the 40s

#President Monsters

http://www.superpunch.net/2013/01/presidential-monsters.html

Richard Nixon is the Monster from the Watergate Lagoon




Werewolf Bill Clinton



Barack Obama as Baracula




JFK as The Phantom of the Opera

Retro Batman Action Figures

You've probably heard this already, but how cool is this!

http://www.multivu.com/mnr/50254-warner-bros-consumer-products-junk-food-clothing-batman-product-launch

Drag Race Batmobile ?

Got these pics from Cars and Motorcycles FB page... HERE

gotta love the mounted Gatling guns

Comic Book Confidential

Made in 1988, Ron Mann’s classic Comic Book Confidential was way ahead of its time. Mann, a master of documenting alternative cultures, set his sights on the history of the comic book industry—an industry that once was reviled for its violent content or considered too mainstream. Mann sits down with more than 20 of the most significant comic artists and writers in North America (including heavyweights such as Stan Lee, Frank Miller, Harvey Kurtzman and Gary Panter) and examines how our current cultural fabric has quietly been influenced by this warts-and-all alternative art form. Robin Smith, Hot Docs

Batman named greatest comic hero

http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2012/feb/28/batman-greatest-comic-hero?INTCMP=SRCH

Like I didn't know this already, but it's nice to have some validation, right?

Batman ... knocking out the competition Photograph: Jerry Robinson/AP

Batman's utility belt doesn't really compare to the superpowers of Spider-Man and Superman, but Gotham City's caped crusader has nonetheless been named the greatest comic hero of all time.
The readers of Comic Heroes magazine voted for Batman, the alias of billionaire Bruce Wayne, as their top comic hero, ahead of the second-placed Spider-Man and the third-placed Superman. The magazine is not the first to rank heroes from the world of comics: in 2008 Empire magazine put Superman top, followed by Batman and John Constantine, the exorcist created by Alan Moore, while the Man of Steel also topped a list from IGN.

The New X-Men: First Class Trailer!

The New X-Men: First Class Trailer! | Superhero Hype

Beware of the Bat-Spank

Some Friday morning humor for y'all.
view the original artist here.

Wooden Bat Car!!!

This is a great little hobby car that you can build and customize the way you want it. Buy a couple and do a whole fleet of Batmobiles!!! HA!

This is a Batcar Designer Kit for Pinewood

Derby Cars from Pine Car.


FEATURES: Designer Kits turn a basic wooden block and wheel kit into an

exceptional racer.

All it takes is 7 easy steps:

1: Shape car body using the enclosed template.

2: Glue on plastic body details-front & rear fenders.

3: Paint car.

4: Rub on colorful dry transfer decals.

5: Apply windows/cockpit material.

6: Install wheels and axles.

7: Attach incremental weights.

Includes:

-Dry transfer decals.

-Window material.

-Weight screws.

-Template.

-Body details.

-Incremental weights.

-Detailed instructions.

The Batcar resembles the "Batmobile" with fender flares and a

"Batman" graphic on the hood.



INCLUDES: One Batcar Designer Kit for Pinewood Derby Cars.



REQUIRES: Pine Car's Basic Block (PINY1370) or notched B.S.A. car.

Classic Batcave

Here's a pic of a classic redition fo the Batcave that appeared in 1985 in a whos who DC comic edition.

Now here's an updated version from J E F F  S T A R L I N G CONCEPT ARTIST