From its high-tech gadgets to its aesthetics, the Batmobile has evolved tremendously over the years. But the most iconic version of the supercar, which appeared in the 1966 Batman TV series, has a ...

The 9th Circuit rules that the automotive character is sufficiently distinctive to be protected as a work of authorship. By Eriq Gardner Former Legal Editor-at-Large Hollywood car legend George Barris ...

The Original 1966 TV series Batmobile, one of the most recognized and popular pieces of entertainment history worldwide, sold for $4,620,000 and set the world record for the highest price ever fetched ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. There’s no disputing the Batmobile’s place among the most iconic cars in pop culture history. The only debate is which version is ...

Now that we’re almost ready to cross the 2014 finish line, many people like to make a list of the things they achieved, or perhaps failed to accomplish over the year. We’re really not into this sort ...

Are you feeling heroic lately? Are you flush with cash? No? Well, if you are, you might want to seize the day and head over to LBI Limited in Frankford to check out a legendary car. Sitting in LBI's ...

"To the Batmobile! Batman and Robin have many gadgets in their arsenal, but none more hi-tech and stylish than the Batmobile—ready to power on with the touch of a button. When the Dynamic Duo find ...

The first Batmobile from the 1960s went up for auction recently, and now we can confirm that it has been sold. We should point out that the first Batmobile was not the one highlighted in the Batman TV ...

Calling all true Batman fans with ample pockets! Or at least one of them. A very convincing and totally surprising Batmobile replica is about to hit the auction block with Mecum Auctions. Batman is ...

In recent years actors like Michael Keaton and Christian Bale have laid claim to the Batman character in movies, but your parents (or grandparents) are probably more familiar with Adam West’s take on ...

Everyone knows what the original Batmobile was, right? It was the redesigned Lincoln Futura concept that Adam West drove in the 1966 Batman television series – or was it? It turns out that the ...