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    Batman '66 #13

    Batman '66 » Batman '66 #13 - Don't Change That Bat-Channel released by DC Comics on September 2014.

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    Don't Change That Bat-Channel last edited by mshirley27 on 04/13/22 04:49PM View full history

    A new hit TV show based on Batman's crime fighting exploits is on the air, but it hardly meets with the Caped Crusader's approval. And the show's producer has more in mind than just high ratings! A set visit from Batman and Robin reveals the producer's true agenda and puts all of the action behind the cameras in this story by guest writer Gabriel Soria.

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    Batman '66 #13 - Don't Change That Bat-Channel by airdave817 on July 29, 2014

    Originally, The Batman Adventures was going to be a three-issue mini-series. It was expanded to six-issues. Ultimately, it became an ongoing monthly. As good as the stories were by Kelley Puckett and Ty Templeton, the series really took off with issue number seven, when the late Mike Parobeck came on board as penciller. Batman '66 has been a dynamic comic. The stories by Jeff Parker, Tom Peyer and now Gabriel Soria have been fantastic - like reading an episode of the original live-action series....

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