Holy Batman and Robin, this is one of the most amazing replicas I have ever seen. The attention to detail makes you go POW!! Or BOOM! This replica is one that Adam West drove in the 1966 TV series. It is of course extremely expensive and meant to be purchased by those cape crusaders that have money to burn, however this glorious marvel is drool worthy. …

It’s a shame that I didn’t see this until after Comicon was over. I might have attended had I known that this would be there. Every Batmobile displayed. Several of the actors, directors, and stunt directors who were part of the filming from the 60s television series through the end of the recent trilogy were a part of it. The documentary of geek documentaries played and I missed it. Where can I see it? Here’s the epic preview that got my blood boiling to the point that I’m using my blog login to ask the question. That’s how important this is. …

Few vehicles, real or fictional, have had as much of an effect on pop culture and geek dreams as the Batmobile. It represents the gadgetized car that every geek had envisioned at one point or another. It stands for the innovations of mankind in ways that allow good to triumph over evil. It’s secretive, unique, and puts instant power into the hands of the person wielding it. In short, it’s pretty darn cool. This infographic referred to us by our friends at Troy Motor Mall gives an exhausting breakdown of the car and its many variations over the decades. Click to enlarge. Via: CarInsurance.org…