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Batman Noir

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Big Screen Batman: The Dark Knight

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Unlimited Batarangs: The Video Games of Batman

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A Brief History of Batman’s Trunks

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Big Screen Batman: Batman Begins

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The History of the Bat-Man

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A Little Dark Knight Music: Batman Through Soundtrack and Song

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The Batman as Anti-Vampire

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Big Screen Batman: Batman & Robin

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Holy Villainy! The Top Ten Silliest Arch-Nemeses from 1960’s Batman

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Joker and Iconoclast

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Big Screen Batman: Batman Forever

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Everything About 3-Dimensional Heroes I Learned From a 2-Dimensional Cartoon

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Big Screen Batman: Batman Returns

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Batman and The Cape vs. My Childhood Memories

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A Batman for All Ages

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Big Screen Batman: Batman (1989)

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The Real Man of Tomorrow: Why the Caped Crusader is a Science Fiction Hero

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Harriet Ascending: The Queer Case of Dick’s Aunt

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Always Leave ‘Em Laughing

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“There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.”

C.S. Lewis, The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader

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