Every Batmobile Ever...

[davidpg]

Hope it's not a repost, but I figured some would like to see this. Kinda cool even if you're not really a Batman fan.

 

 

 

[KEY ISSUES Comics]

Where have you been!?!?!?!?

[dupont2005]

There is a website dedicated to all the Batmobiles. I had it bookmarked before my computer decided to take a dump

[Norrin_Radd]

http://www.batmobilehistory.com/

 

Thanks for posting that. (thumbs u

[Mister_Comics]

They left out the one Batmobile that appeared in more stories then any of those shown. The Bubble-Dome Batmobile that Sheldon Moldoff drew may have been the wierdest looking Batmobile, but it was in more Batman stories then any of those listed. Moldoff's version started appearing in Batman stories in 1955 and was still shown once in a while even during the "New-look" of Batman that was in the 60's. Its my favorate version of the Batmobile because of its strange design.

[Artboy99]

I am sure there are many missing, another is from frank Miller's the dark Knight Returns

[Fedoraman]

I am sure there are many missing, another is from frank Miller's the dark Knight Returns

 

I was just about to post this as well.

[Bat-Man]

Freakin sweet!

[Ringfinger]

Very cool!

[Larryw7]

I like the 1944 one the best.

[Boozad]

I like the 1944 one the best.

 

It was brought back in '95. Kelley Jones used to draw a mean rendition of it.

[Larryw7]

I think Bolland used it in The Killing Joke too(or one like it).

[dupont2005]

I sure don't like those early 90's ones

[Norrin_Radd]

I like the 1944 one the best.

 

It was brought back in '95. Kelley Jones used to draw a mean rendition of it.

Here is a perfect example of the wartime Batmobile. Large, swooping, curvatious body with small windows. (From Detective #87 by Sprang)

 

 

 

[TSwift25]

Really cool!

[ashrael]

Interesting, but it sure looks like Batman soldout quite a few times in the '70s and '80s.