Art Gallery: Knightquest Batman Armor (Mark 2)

Jean Paul Valley's Bat suit Mark II

 

Art Gallery: Knightquest Batman

Jean Paul Valley's Bat suit Mark 1

 

20 years ago, Bruce Wayne was crippled by the villain known as Bane.  Bruce had been training Valley to be an emergency Batman in case something happened.  But Jean Paul Valley had been programmed as a violent assassin years prior, and it started to control his crime-fighting.   This and other factors led to Bruce Wayne wrestling for control of Batman away from Valley in the summer of 1994.

Art Gallery: Criminals are a cowardly, superstitious lot...

This is the colored version of this post from May 2011

Nostalgia Post: Azrael # 1

Azrael # 1 published in 1995

Retro VHS : Batman Returns

The Fenwright Museum of Yester-Year kicks off it's 3rd year with the commemoration of the 20th anniversary of "Batman Returns" being released in theaters on this date in 1992.   What a summer!

Art Gallery: My disguise must be able to strike terror into thier hearts

Today is anniversary of Batman's debut in Detective Comics #27.  I read about it on Bubba Shelby's Toyriffic blog.  This drawing is from November of 2007, when I decided to emulate the old drawing styles. 
There are a couple of mistakes and I will get around to coloring eventually.

Videogame Showcase: Batman Handheld games

In this exhibit, I would like to present a couple of Batman handheld games by Tiger Electronics.

Now Tiger Electronics made handheld games in the late 1980's and the 1990's. I am unsure if they make games any more.

Now the two games are based off of the the two movies : Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992). I also have Batman games for the Nintendo Entertainment System and the Super Nintendo, and I will post those sometime in the future.

Holy Magazine Collection!!!

I know the 20th anniversary of "BATMAN" with Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson was on June 23, but this post was delayed as it was too hot outside and I was distracted by the Ghostbusters game that just came out. But that is neither here nor there, so without further delay I present my collection of Starlog Batman movie covers.




This cover I could have uploaded on June 23. These Magazines date back to 1989


These covers date from 1992, and I wish I had presented them on the anniversary of Batman Returns, June 19th.




While not actually Starlog covers, Science Fiction Explorer and the Comics Scene Batman Forever special were published by the Starlog publishing group. I really wanted to put this up on June 16th.
Well this concludes today's exhibit, and I will continue to search far and wide for the next presentation.
(Starlog is published by Starlog Entertainment Company, Batman is Published By DC Comics, and BATMAN, Batman Returns, & Batman Forever were released by Warner Brothers)