Batman has a sweet ride, and it stays sweet thanks to his mechanic. Hug your mechanic today...let him know you care as much as Batman and Robin. 

  Now imagine Cage's big daddy voice coming out of this photo. 

This oozes 1977 cool.

I wish I had bought a thousand of these cups back in the day. I still have a Two-face cup that holds loose change proudly on my shelf.

I think Bat-Ape is cooler than Bat-Cow. What do you think?

Ebert is wrong the Riddler looks nothing like the Mask.

\ I love that Siskel's greatest criticism is that her name is Poison Ivy and no one itches. - Stephen

He said he was sorry. Do you accept it? -Stephen

Never noticed the Robin bike Jump. Woah! -Stephen

Makes me want to go back home and watch my copy right now! ROTFLOL! I say let Joel Schumacher bring back the gang and let us see Batman Triumphant with Nick Cage as the Scarecrow! - NOX

Oscar Wilde would be proud. I have to be perfectly honest: I've always LOVED "Batman & Robin." Initially, I'm sure I had the same reaction to it everyone else did. There's no denying it's a steaming pile of film but it's MY steaming pile of film. Actually, I was 12 when it came out, so I'm pretty sure I've always loved it.  There was probably a few years in there where I thought I was "better" than this movie or whatever, but I soon learned the ironic awesomeness of Joel Schumacher's relentlessly campy Batman installments. It is, therefore, my distinct pleasure and privilege to present to you, our esteemed Vundablog audience, a video that, for the first time ever, truly captures the essence and the beauty of BATMAN & ROBIN... CHILLED. TO PERFECTION.

  Walt's going to draw a couple of Dick's today. Some Dick Grayson's of course. In his two greatest forms as the Boy Wonder Robin, and as Bludhaven's grim disco defender Nightwing.   Walt's preferred Nightwing is the disco collar Nighwing, from his debut. I dig the version of Nightwing's outfit they had in he BTAS . I like the blue symbol over the red one, because the red one reminds me of Chris O'donell as Robin. Though I understand the idea behind the red as oppose to light blue, as his old Robin costume is red. However, I think Nightwing is Dick really redefining his personality, so I like that he is the combination of Batman's black and Superman's blue. Since Nightwing was the original name Superman fight's crime as in the bottle city of Kandor. Dick chose that name to honor his two mentors Superman and Batman. His old school Robin costume is classic and doesn't feel unrealistic to me. I think that Burt Ward maybe res...