So there we have Batman’s seven most wild and insane gadgets of all time, but not nearly all of the wacky tools he’s used ...

For 1966's Batman series and movie Barris took the 1955 Ford Futura concept car he already had in his workshop ... and will certainly draw a crowd. The fiberglass bodywork is said to be from Batrodz ...

This Batmobile is faithful ... Courtesy: Bring a Trailer For 1966's Batman series and movie Barris took the 1955 Ford Futura concept car he already had in his workshop—reportedly, he'd bought ...

Yes, the Deep Water actor who played the multi-billionaire Bruce Wayne and his alter-ego Batman in multiple movies, including Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League, opened up that ...

Introducing the ultimate superhero footwear: Batman Batmobile Crocs! These limited-edition Crocs are perfect for fans of the Dark Knight and anyone looking to add some Gotham City style to their ...

Remember a while back when we showed you the actual, full-on recreation Batman Tumblers for sale ... HBO original 'Hard Knocks', Burrow confirmed his purchase to his teammate wide receiver ...

In this video I talk about my thoughts on driving the Batmobile in Batman Arkham Knight! I can't wait to drive this thing around town and just destroy everything in my way :)Leave a comment down ...

Joe Burrow is treating himself this holiday season, but his gift won't be under the tree. The NFL quarterback recently purchased a rare piece of cinematic history: A Batmobile. After dropping $2.9 ...

The conversation about Batman’s vehicle came early ... quarterback was talking at practice with his two receivers. “Have I told you I bought a Batmobile?” Burrow says to Higgins in the ...

There are few pop culture characters whose vehicles carry the same cultural recognition as their owners — but Batman and his Batmobile are undeniably at the top of the list. From the George ...

The Batmobile Tumbler from the back. From some of his earliest appearances in comics, Batman’s car of choice—officially dubbed the Batmobile in Detective Comics #48 published in February 1941 ...