TITLE: The Secret of the Waiting Graves

PUBLISHING DATE: January 1970

CREDITS: Denny O'Neil (story), Neal Adams (pencils), Dick Giordano (inks)

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TITLE: A Victim's Victim

PUBLISHING DATE: December 1969

CREDITS: Frank Robbins (story), Bob Brown & Joe Giella (art)

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TITLE: One Bullet Too Many PUBLISHING DATE: December 1969 CREDITS: Frank Robbins (story) Irv Novick & Dick Giordano (art) Neal Adams (cover art)

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After a decade of Hollywood typecasting and subsisting on personal appearances in costume, Adam West and Burt Ward were hopeful that NBC would give them a shot at reviving the live-action adventures of Batman and Robin. Instead they and the majority of Bat fans were let down by the shoddy production known as "Legends of the Superheroes". Will JB find anything good to say about these television "specials"? Stay tuned…

We continue our look back at 70s Saturday Morning Batman and Robin (voiced by Olan Soule and Casey Kasem) as the Caped Crusaders team up with Mysteries, Inc. to thwart Joker and Penguin - not once, but twice! JB reviews The New Scooby-Doo Movies episodes, "The Dynamic Scooby-Doo Affair" and "The Caped Crusader Caper".

On this episode, JB pays tribute to the two voice actors who portrayed Batman and Robin throughout most of the 1970s, Olan Soule and Casey Kasem. Plus our fearless podcast host does a DVD commentary for the Challenge of the Super Friends episode, "Wanted: The Super Friends".

For More Super Friends talk check out The World's Greatest Super Friends Podcast hosted by John S. Drew and Dan Greenfield.

Inspired by his recent series of reviews of the Power Records audio adventures, our fearless podcast host presents his own audio production of the classic Bronze Age story, "The Joker's Five-Way Revenge" by Denny O'Neil & Neal Adams. JB also shares his recent adventures at C2E2 as well as the '66 series' Batcave at Bronson Canyon and the '66 Batman exhibit at the Hollywood Museum in Los Angeles.

Sometimes the Dark Knight's adventures take him away from Gotham City. In one of the more memorable Power Record Book & Record sets, Batman feels the rain down in Africa and investigates a murder in the moors of England. JB reviews "Gorilla City" and "Mystery of the Scarecrow Corpse".

A change in the voice cast and a noticeable improvement in the production and the writing means we're now discussing the second volume of Batman audio adventures from Power Records. JB reviews "Robin Meets Man-Bat" and "Catwoman's Revenge".

We finally get to talk about The Riddler! In one of the more memorable audio stories from Power Records, The Prince of Puzzlers attempts to outwit the Dynamic Duo yet again. JB reviews "If Music Be The Food Of Death".