Since his first appearance in 1939, Batman has become a hugely important cultural icon. Key to this longevity is the ability to evolve and change with the times and across media. From the campy ...

YouTube user Antupainamku collected the many incarnations of the iconic super hero symbol, from 1941 to 2007, spanning comic books, animated series, and of course, the big screen. What does ...

The evolution follows everything ... 1941 Logo: In the early years, the Batman logo had a face. Batman with Robin, The Boy Wonder; Detective Comics 1965 Logo: The symbol became narrow and less ...

Cathryn Lavery traces the evolution of Batman (or at least his bat-shaped marketing) with this poster, taking us from 1940’s Batman & Robin: The Boy Wonder to the shattered bat logo from The ...

Swinney’s viral video “The Evolution of Batman in Cinema” is ... from the 1943 serial is played over the liquefied Batman logo from The Dark Knight, the tonal and aesthetic differences ...

Batman’s logo was changed to have its now iconic yellow oval that would define the next few decades of his comics. Initially keeping the angular bat from the previous iteration, it would slowly ...

This depiction of Batman in a light grey and blue was very true to the bat suit as seen in the parallel comic series of the era, including the chest-mounted bat-symbol enclosed in a yellow ellipse, ...

Ling kept some aspects from previous versions but put a new spin on the car's body and introduced the Batman logo onto the hubcaps. Her design is the only Batmobile that really resembles a flying bat.

While the bat symbol initially stayed the same ... the visual elements that make the suit feel like the perfect evolution of Batman's technology and costume. The minimalist elements, such as ...