Batman '66

Jeff Parker

Apr 2015 · Batman '66 Vol 3, #11-16 · DC

About this ebook

WHEN Arkham Asylum stages a talent show to help rehabilitate its inmates, will a dastardly duet between the Joker and Catwoman give the Clown Prince of Crime the last laugh on the Dynamic Duo? that bejeweled baddie Marsha, Queen of Diamonds, goes drilling for her biggest score yet, will she stumble across the greatest treasure of all - the secret location of the Batcave? the technological titan known as the Bat-robot swoops into electronic action, will it make crime obsolete? Or will Batman and Robin find themselves trampled beneath the march of progress? the Caped Crusader's crimefighting charisma inspires a television show depicting his astounding adventures, will he fall victim to the most dangerous enemy of all - bad publicity? Don't touch that dial - the answers to these riddles and more are all in BATMAN '66 VOL. 3, the latest collection of stories inspired by the classic Batman TV series! Featuring contributions by crusading creators Jeff Parker, Jonathan Case, Art Balthazar & Franco, Ted Naifeh, Gabe Soria, Dean Haspiel and more!

Ratings and reviews

Awesome! I love how DC comics takes us back in time to the world of these amazing shows like Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman shown in the '77 comic series and Adam West' Batman shown in the '66 series. I believe that these comic arcs are a great way to remind us of the epic shows that adults have missed, and a wonderful opportunity for the youngsters to know more about their superheroes.

About the author

Jeff Parker is a Portland, Oregon based writer and comic book artist. He worked as a storyboard artist on the television cartoon Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot, and has written a number of Marvel Comics titles including, X-Men: First Class, Agents of Atlas, and Thunderbolts. His work for DC Comics includes BATMAN '66 and AQUAMAN. He is a member of Periscope Studio, originally from Burlington, North Carolina, and the son of a grocery store owner. His first exposure to comics came from reading comics on the store's spinner racks.