Cubism

Batcube, left side

Work continues on the Batcube. This is some of the aztecing and surface detail on the left side. The entire cube will have roughened texture applied to it. I still have quite a bit of surface detail to add. Legs are partly constructed. I still have two inside trays to build. I can't wait to finish construction and get it to paint.

Da Da Da da da Da da da Da Da BATCUBE!

Batcube Front

Work continues on the mysterious "Batcube." Don't worry about the rough texture. It will have a lot more texture than that when I'm finished with it. Now to add the surface detail to the sides and back, build it's legs and the outer shell is ready for texture and paint.

The Batcube Part 2

Work continues on the mysterious Batcube.

The Bat Cube

Anybody want to hazard a guess as to what this mysterious collection of parts will eventually become?

 

 

The Vehicles of DC HeroClix: Batman - The Batmobile! - HeroClix by Wizkids Games

They are bringing playable vehicles to Heroclix. Oh, please tell me that they are actual "O" scale vehicles! And please tell me that the '66 Batmobile will be among them. How cool is that? I tell ya, I can't wait! Check out the rest of the story from Whizkids:

The Vehicles of DC HeroClix: Batman - The Batmobile! - HeroClix by Wizkids Games

Heroics In Action

Heroics are little 1" superhero characters blind-packaged in plastic balls. I'm only 3 chase figures away from having the entire set. Now Zerboz has released a cool 'Dark Knight Rising" set. They won't be available in stores near me until Fall. Here is my collection so far.

News of The League

The League of Adequate Heroes on facebook

Thank You for Signing My Guestbook

Guestbook located at the very bottom of this blog, underneath the serials

The Bat-Man

The Mystery and Majesty of the Bearded Batman

Over on my other blog, "The Gentleman Time Traveler," I take you way back to 1939 and the origins of Batman's iconic look. Believe it or not, he wasn't always envisioned as the dark, mysterious caped-crusader we know and love.  "The Bat-Man," (with bonus material) Check it out!

And don't forget, at the bottom of this blog, underneath the blog posts, right next to the thermostat, you can watch movie serials in their entirety starting with the two Batman serials from the 1940s. And yes, you can see me as the Bearded Batman in 3D over on my other, other blog "Anaglyphopolis."

Serial: Part of a Balanced Breakfast

Hey kids! I've added a new feature to this blog. If you scroll to the bottom, underneath my blog posts, you'll see, "Supa Cat Daddy Presents Movie Serials." Now you can watch classic movie serials right from the comfort of this blog. Isn't that just spiffy?

We'll start off with "Batman" from 1943 starring Lewis Wilson as the Caped Crusader.