Discover the fascinating evolution of the iconic Batsuit, showcasing its design changes through the years in comics and film.

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.

Debuting in the Golden Age of Comics, the evolution of Lex Luthor has seen him go from a war profiteer to a mad scientist to a corrupt entrepreneur and back again.

Instead, they attract attention to themselves by fighting crime dressed as mummies. 1960s: "Silver Age Batman" - The comics added the gold oval to Batman's 1940s Golden Age counterpart.

But at the same time, it’s the live-action Batman movie that has best captured that balance from the Golden Age — directly walking the line between serious and campy.

Batman is known as a grim and gritty protector of Gotham City, though his Silver Age exploits often took him to strange places across the DC universe.

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, where Batman and ...

Batman's Batsuit has gone through many stages of development, and we're going to take you through the entire Batsuit evolution.

Mezco Toyz has announced a new addition to its One:12 figure line, a Golden Age version of Batman! He’s up for preorder now from Mezco Toyz for $95 and is due to ship in Sept. or Oct. of this ...

Both of DC's flagship characters were introduced to the public towards the tail end of the Great Depression. Over the decades, both have experienced change, adaptation and evolution. Through it ...