Daily Batman Anthology

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Daily Posts on the Tim Burton/Joel Schumacher Batman Film Anthology, its Related Media (OnStar Ads, Batman '89 Comics, The Flash movie, etc), Merchandise, Making Of/Behind the Scenes info/photos, Artwork, Etc. Owned by @nightwing2xxy.bsky.social

Storybaord for Batman (1989), with art showing The Joker's Balloon's being collected by the Batwing. Fun Fact: In the 2nd to last level of the Atari Batman (1989) Arcade Game, the Batwing level, you collect the Joker's balloons while shooting down Joker branded choppers.

Storybaord for Batman (1989), with art showing The Joker's Balloon's being collected by the Batwing.

Topps Batman (1989) Trading Card #109, "Crash Dive!" which features a great photo of the Miniature of the Batwing. The card back description talks about the Batwing crashing, and mentions the detail of it "Rolling over", something not present in this scene in the finished film.

(Front Side) Topps Batman (1989) Trading Card #109, "Crash Dive!", which features a great photo of the Miniature of the Batwing. (Back Side) Topps Batman (1989) Trading Card #109, "Crash Dive!". The card back description reads:  "Inside the Batwing: the cockpit begins to fill with smoke, blinding the Dark Avenger! Everything is vibrating; the joystick comes loose in his hands and the engines suddenly CUT OUT.
On the street, The Joker, clutching his smoking pistol, ducks as the out-of-control Batwing careens over his head. He dances a perverse victory jig!  
The stricken craft belly-flops onto the street and bounces, spewing debris and black smoke. Batman blows the canopy off the cockpit. Flames shoot from the control panel as the Batwing rolls over, throwing its pilot around..."

Also heads up, the McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Deluxe Theatrical Edition Batman Returns Battle Danged Catwoman figure has started showing up at Target. I saw 2 of her along side that new Deluxe Theatrical Edition Dark Knight Commissioner Gordon figure.

In hand photo of the McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Deluxe Theatrical Edition Batman Returns Battle Danged Catwoman figure still in box, feat. my hand.

Straight from the production of Batman & Robin, here's a VFX crew T-Shirt, with the VFX team also referred to here as the Iceman Unit which is an awesome name. The back features the film's logo but mostly black with some red highlights which looks very cool here.

Front side photo for a VFX Crew T-Shirt from the Production of Batman & Robin, featuring the film's title and the text VFX Crew, with the the 96-97 on the bottom referring to the years the film was in production, 1996-1997.Close up photo to the main graphic on the front side of a VFX Crew T-Shirt from the Production of Batman & Robin, featuring the film's title and the text VFX Crew, with the the 96-97 on the bottom referring to the years the film was in production, 1996-1997.Backside photo to a VFX Crew T-Shirt from the production of Batman & Robin, featuring the film's title, logo, and the text "Iceman Unit", a nickname for the VFX team that worked on the film.Close up photo of the main graphic on the backside to a VFX Crew T-Shirt from the production of Batman & Robin, featuring the film's title, logo, and the text "Iceman Unit", a nickname for the VFX team that worked on the film.

Production Photo from Batman (1989), featuring Mr. Freeze talking to the 2 Arkham Guards who brought him into and guard his cell. "Allow me to break the ice. My Name is Freeze. Learn it well... for it's the chilling sound of your doom."

Production Photo from Batman (1989), featuring Mr. Freeze talking to the 2 Arkham Guards who brought him into and guard his cell.

Behind The Scenes photo from the production of Batman (1989), showing storyboard artist Michael White working a piece of art that would eventually become the film's opening shot of Gotham City. This image comes directly from Cinefex Magazine Issue #41 from February, 1991!

Behind The Scenes photo from the production of Batman (1989), showing storyboard artist Michael White working a piece of art that would eventually become the film's opening shot of Gotham City. This image comes directly from Cinefex Magazine Issue #41 from February, 1991!

Photos of a Batman & Robin T-Shirt, which features the film's logo on the front, & style guide art on the back of Mr. Freeze dual wielding Freeze Guns and flying on his scraped for the film Jetpack. The "Defrost" text on the back doesn't make sense, unless it's directed at Freeze

Front side photo of a Batman & Robin T-Shirt, featuring a small version of the film's logo.Backside photo of a Batman & Robin T-Shirt, featuring Artwork from the film's style guide of Mr. Freeze dual wielding Freeze Guns and flying on his scraped for the film Jetpack, with the phrase DEFROST below him.Close up photo of the back side art on a Batman & Robin T-Shirt, which is a piece from the film's style guide depicting Mr. Freeze dual wielding Freeze Guns and flying on his scraped for the film Jetpack, with the phrase DEFROST below him.

Close up photos of the Jacket (& Gloves) worn by the leader of the Golums, from Batman & Robin. This Neon paint covered black hoodie was worn by the Unnamed Leader of the Golums, played by Doug Hutchison, who spoke to Poison Ivy when she broke into their lair to take it over.

Close up photo of the Jacket (& gloves) worn by the leader of the Golums, as played by Doug Hutchison, from Batman & Robin.Close up photo of the back side of the Jacket worn by the leader of the Golums, as played by Doug Hutchison, from Batman & Robin.Close up photo of the tag for the Jacket worn by the leader of the Golums, as played by Doug Hutchison with his first name written on the tag, from Batman & Robin.

Photos of a Novelty Buttons Batman (1989) Button, featuring the iconic shot of Batman grabbing The Joker from their final battle at the Gotham Cathedral and the added line of "Not this time, Joker!". I've also seen versions of this pin without the film's title/logo on the bottom.

Photo of a Novelty Buttons Batman (1989) Button, featuring the iconic shot of Batman grabbing The Joker from their final battle at the Gotham Cathedral and the added line of "Not this time, Joker!", and the film's title/logo on the bottomClose up photo of a Novelty Buttons Batman (1989) Button, featuring the iconic shot of Batman grabbing The Joker from their final battle at the Gotham Cathedral and the added line of "Not this time, Joker!", and the film's title/logo on the bottom

Skybox Batman & Robin Trading Card #C5: "Celluloid Action", featuring a celluloid film strip from the film of the shot where Bane rips The Batsignal off of GCPD Headquarters. While he doesn't do much in this film, this is a cool moment for this version of Bane.

(Front Side) Skybox Batman & Robin Trading Card #C5: "Celluloid Action", featuring a celluloid film strip from the film of the shot where Bane rips The Batsignal off of GCPD Headquarters, alongside the film's logo and part of a cool film strip graphic.(Back Side) Skybox Batman & Robin Trading Card #C5: "Celluloid Action", featuring a celluloid film strip from the film of the shot where Bane rips The Batsignal off of GCPD Headquarters, along side a cool film strip graphic and the film's Premiere Date of June 20, 1997.Close up photo of the a celluloid film strip from the Skybox Batman & Robin Trading Card #C5: "Celluloid Action", which is of the shot where Bane rips The Batsignal off of GCPD Headquarters.

Original Production art from the animated music video for U2's "Hold Me, Thrill me, Kiss Me, Kill Me", a song from the ICONIC Batman Forever soundtrack. The art is of the shot where The Batwing (with the DCAU Design) chases after MacPhisto's flying car.

Original Production art from the animated music video for U2's "Hold Me, Thrill me, Kiss Me, Kill Me", a song from the ICONIC Batman Forever soundtrack. The art is of the shot where The Batwing (with the DCAU Design) chases after MacPhisto's flying car.