Discover the fascinating evolution of the iconic Batsuit, ... 1939: Detective Comic #30 "Golden Age Batman" – The Caped Crusader exhibits sharper, pointier ears, and more durable wings.

1960s: "Silver Age Batman" — The comics added the gold oval to Batman's 1940s Golden Age counterpart. Despite the sometimes kooky outfits, for most of the '60s, Batman appeared like this.

1939: Detective Comic #30 "Golden Age Batman" – The Caped Crusader has sharper, pointier ears, and more durable wings. 1940: Detective Comic #30 – Batman's outfit is visibly more blue with the ...

Once you open up Detective Comics #27, you get the costume that everyone associates with “Golden Age Batman”, complete with a circular belt buckle and purple gloves. It’s ironic, then, that ...

Created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane in 1939’s Detective Comics #27, Batman was one of many various plays on the tropes of pulp fiction heroes, which were arguably a dime a dozen in media during ...

We trace that gradual evolution, from the early Golden Age Batman comics through live-action adaptations like Batman '66 and Batman Returns, and up to the present-day DCU, ...

The Silver Age was like the Wild West for the comic book industry. Every week, readers picked up an issue of Batman or Detective Comics to find Batman and Robin on a wild and strange adventure ...

Jerry Robinson, the Golden Age Batman artist who helped create the Joker as well as Batman sidekick Robin, has died at the age of 89.. Robinson was hired at the age of 17 to work for the studio of ...