Batman: A Celebration of the Classic TV Series

(Hardback)

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Batman: A Celebration of the Classic TV Series is the definitive book for all fans of the popular Sixties show. Presented in a lavish hardcover edition, the book features classic images, rare stills, photography and production art and serves as the ultimate tribute for fans of the series. Now at long last, collectors and Bat-fans alike can indulge in a detailed and in-depth look at the show that inspired generations.

Reviews

Enjoy full color looks at all of the villains and enjoy the innocence of a Dark Knight that was not dark at all. -Joblo gift guide

a fantastic tribute -Fangirl Nation

I can't overstate enough just how much content is packed into Batman: A Celebration of the Classic TV Series and how wonderfully it's put together. There's an absolutely insane amount of interesting and new material for even the most die-hard of Batman fans to uncover, and it's all captured in a beautiful presentation...an absolute must own. -Worlds Finest

This art book will speak to all Batman fans, especially those who grew up with the 1960's TV series, but also by those who appreciate the character and his history as a live-action superhero. -Entertainment Buddha

There is so much information tucked into the pages...I found myself fascinated reading about actors, props, and set design. -Fangirl Nation

For this Holiday season, this Batman: A Celebration of the Classic TV Series makes a great gift. -Retrenders

Filled with classic images, and rare and previously unseen photos and production art from archives and the private collections of Adam West, among many others, this will be the definitive companion to the series, both for long-standing fans, and newcomers discovering the shows charms for the first time. -Forces of Geek

"One book that should be on that should be on every Bat-fan's coffee table" - Batman Notes

a must-have for fans of the TV show. -Kirkus

a book no Bat-fan of the series should be without. It offers a wonderful peek behind the curtain at the work of the talented cast and crew who created this iconic series.Cinema Sentries


a damn fine archive of the shows run -Entertainment Buddha

Author Bio

Garcia has written for the magazines: Filmfax, Locus, Kitbuilders and Cinefantastique. At CFQ he developed two double-issues. Both have become known as primary reference works on their subjects. The first featured the Batman 60s TV show, written with Joe Desris. Garcia conducted hours and hours of interviews with both cast and crew: talking to executives at ABC and Twentieth Century Fox and Greenway Productions.