Batman’s on-screen adventures have always been characterized as much by his villains as by the Dark Knight himself. From the ...

When Batman #1 hit comic shelves in April 1940, Bill Finger and Bob Kane introduced the character of Selina Kyle/The Cat into ...

From the cosmic to the mutated to the criminal kingpins, Marvel Comics has some of the best villains ever. But which count as ...

Batman’s my biggest issue in all of DC right now, personally,” Gunn told Rolling Stone. “And it’s not—I’m not writing Batman, ...

Bruce Wayne, aka Batman, has been an iconic name in US cinema for generations. The character has transformed across eras, adapting to the changing times and cinematic styles. From his origins to ...

In honor of the 20th anniversary of Batman Begins (2005), which reinvigorated the franchise after the divisive Schumacher ...

But the 1966 Batman TV series revived the character as Mister Freeze, giving the villain a second life. He was still a one-note villain with no real character or motivation beyond robbing banks.

The original TV review for "Batman" calls Adam West a flattering reproduction of Bob Kane's "paper ... The Times’ original 1966 review of ‘Batman ... (billed as “guest villain” Frank Gorshin).

The Batman: Villains we could see in HBO’s Penguin spinoff ... In the first Batman live-action TV series from 1966-68, Penguin was played by Burgess Meredith, ...

The third person to play Batman in the 1966 version is Adam West. This feature marked the first time three major Batman villains were introduced to the big screen: Joker (Caesar Romero), ...

Frank Gorshin famously played the character in the 1966 Batman television series. In fact, his performance likely inspired another limber, physical comic actor to don the green tights adorned with ...