Mr. Freeze, one of Batman's most famous villains, has the 1960s TV show to thank for a name change that was a big improvement from his original comics name.

Despite having so many DC movies, Batman still needs to face off against some of his strongest villains on the big screen.

Burt Ward is reflecting on his days in uniform — as iconic super-sidekick Robin, that is!

Same Bat-Channel!” — and introduced an ever-rotating cast of villains. Even though we only got three seasons and a movie in that short time span, the show’s legacy lives on today.

You might prefer your Dark Knight to be grim, gritty, and brooding. But if it wasn't for the campy '60s TV show, Batman might not even be the worldwide icon he is today. The post How the ’60s TV ...

When Fox returned to Batman in the '60s, he revitalized numerous long-lost Batman villains, including The Riddler, ... The legacy of ABC's Batman lives on to this day, ...

Batman: 10 Best Villains From The 60s TV Series. by Christian Bone. Apr 17, 2013 April 17th, 2013. ... is the 1960s TV series featuring Batman and his youthful ward Robin.

The Batman series from the 1960s ran for three chaotic, campy seasons and in those 120 episodes, a huge number of big stars appeared in it. From the legendary "window" cameos to slightly larger ...

Despite Batman’s rule against killing, his villains don’t tend to stick around for more than one movie. Considering that, it’s a treat to keep up with Crane. Mr. Freeze / Victor Fries ...

This list only considers villains from live-action movies that have titles alluding to or naming Batman — thus disqualifying not one, not two, but three Jokers in Jared Leto, Joaquin Phoenix and ...

The old-school animated series has an appealing noir flair, though it can't match the ingenuity of its predecessor. Batman: Caped Crusader premieres Thursday, Aug. 1 on Prime Video.