May 23, 2006 · Every time that someone got punched in the 1966 Batman TV series, a graphic displaying Batman fight words like "Boff! Bonk! Pow!" was displayed. Here's why...

1966 Batman Pages. A tribute to the classic 66-68 Batman TV series & movie. Menu Search

Jan 11, 2016 · January 12 marks the anniversary of the start of the “Batman” TV show in 1966. The colorful tongue-in-cheek superhero romp, initially aired twice a week, became a quick sensation, with its...

Mar 22, 2024 · Batman's novel fighting style, dubbed "Bam Pow" by Alfred in a subtle nod to the Adam West TV era, condenses all of the Caped Crusader's martial arts knowledge into one synthesized style.

Bam is one of the main protagonists in the Batwheels series, he is Batman 's Batmobile and the leader of The Batwheels. Bam is a navy-blue car with a slight shimmer. When Bam active, he has white face with blue outline. In "The Wizard of Bats" as the Scarecrow, Bam's body is shimmery dark green and he wears a brown hat with straw.

00:00 - Batman & Robin vs. Riddler 00:54 - Batman & Robin vs. Penguin 01:44 - Batman & Robin vs. Joker 02:18 - Batman & Robin vs. Joker 203:03 - Batman & Rob...

Aug 24, 2012 · Every Silly Sound Effect and Graphic From Batman. Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission.

Dec 13, 2004 · This page has a nice list of all of the fighting words (“Bam,” “Pow,” etc.) from the live action Batman series, along with how many times each word was used and the list of episodes in which the word appeared.

The 1966 'Batman' TV show is one of the most colorful and memorable adaptations of the superhero genre. Based on the popular DC Comics character created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, the series brought Batman to life in a way that had never been done before.