Before superhero movies dominated theaters, Adam West’s Batman turned living rooms into thrill rides. Capes flapped, villains schemed, and every “Same Bat-time, same Bat-channel” felt electric.

It has been 60 years since Adam West brought his Batman character to a movie, and here is what that film did for the comic book movie genre.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "You know," he related in an exclusive 2016 interview promoting Batman's release on Blu-ray, "I was asked to play Bond after Sean ...

It's difficult to imagine that it's already been a dozen years since the 1960s Batman TV show made its Blu-ray debut, but back then, as is the case today as the show celebrates its 60th anniversary, ...

If you’ve never watched it, then you’ve missed out on a really fun era of Batman. Sure, it’s campy, but West’s Batman is an eternal optimist who knows how to throw a punch and has a mind sharper than ...

Batman in 1966 was one of our first attempts at telling a Batman story. We already had a Superman story with George Reeves on screen, and slowly but surely, the superhero universe was growing. Part of ...