Adam West and Burt Ward, who played Batman and Robin on the 1960s Batman TV show, just teased a brand new project that they've been working on together.

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Unlike other superheroes, Batman has a strict no-murder policy — but the filmmakers who've adapted Bruce Wayne's adventures for the silver screen have bent that rule a bit. This mash-up by Mr. Sunday Movies catalogues every single time Batman has done the deed, and it's quite an impressive collection of kills.

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Adam West posted this behind-the-scenes shot from the set of the 1960s TV version of Batman yesterday in memory of Yvonne Craig, who played Batgirl, after her death.

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Renowned '60s girl-pop star, composer and actress Lesley Gore passed away yesterday in Manhattan at age 68 of lung cancer. The iconic singer is survived by her brother and mother as well as her partner of 33 years, Lois Sasson.

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These Apollo 11 spacesuit PJs are exactly what I want to lounge around in after hurtling through space into the future on New Years' Day!

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In the hustle and bustle of SDCC, it can be easy to forget that time is brutally galloping apace and soon it will be winter. That's okay though! Look forward to hibernating this year with the first-ever release of the entire Batman 1966 series on DVD and Blu-Ray, complete with exactly the kind of retro swag Adam West fans will appreciate.

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IFC is running a Fourth of July marathon of the 1960s, Adam West Batman TV show today! For freedom! Today has 10 hours of Batman in store for you going in order from the very first episode, so take a look at the schedule after the jump. There's nothing more American than sitting inside all day watching Batman. (Either that, or I don't understand America at all.)

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TeeFury continues their collection of Doctor Who playing card tees with this excellent homage to the Eighth Doctor, Paul McGann. This tee gives you both the TV movie and "Night of the Doctor" incarnations of Eight, so you can have your handsome any way you like.

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Everyone has nostalgia for the campy 1966 Batman TV show, but without it, we might be living in a Batman-less world. It revitalized slumping sales of Batman comics at the time, despite readers' complaints that it also brought too much campiness to the book. That's just one of the little known facts we learned about the show today.

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If you're looking for an easy entry point into some comics, DC is giving away #1 issues of several Digital First comics for every day of the next week starting today. The Digital First comics are exactly what they sound like; they come out online before they're printed, so if you lack a local comic book store, these might be for you.

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Futurama is ending soon -- again. But before that, it looks like Matt Groening and crew are looking to get the most out of their final season, and that includes getting Batman stars Adam West and Burt Ward to do a special guest appearance on the show. They recently released images of the character models on the Comedy Central website, and they look sufficiently Batman-y to make me very happy about the state of the world. Admit it, you really have been hoping those two would get back together for another Return to the Batcave. I refuse to hear otherwise.

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Watch Superheroes on PBS. See more from Pioneers of Television.

I'm a low-level documentary-a-holic (shut up, it's a thing), and when the documentaries are geeky it's even better. And yeah, this episode of PBS's Pioneers of Television, about the superhero shows of the '60s, '70s, and '80s, is narrated by Ryan Seacrest. But I can let that slide if I'm watching Lynda Carter, Julie Newmar, Adam West, Burt Ward, Lou Ferrigno and more talk about the history of superheroes on TV for an hour. (via: ComicsBeat) Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?

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We don't know how we missed the fact that in November comics publisher Blue Water Productions printed a comic book about reality television child Alana Thompson as in Honey Boo Boo -- we're just lucky we guess -- but today they also released "collectible" variant covers. We put "collectible" in quotes not as a commentary on the perceived value of such an item, but because the covers are only being offered digitally, so we're not sure how one would really go about collecting them, or why one would want to.

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WTF with Marc Maron is one of the most popular, and best, podcasts on the Internet. It's on the radar of most comedy geeks, but Maron interviews people from a few different worlds, including the world of Hollywood. The latest episode features an interview with Michael Keaton, who many forget started as a comic, and the two talked about Batman, Beetlejuice, and Keaton's role in the upcoming Robocop reboot.

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"[INSERT DISNEY-OWNED CHARACTER HERE], I am your father," by Gale Williams. (via io9)

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We've featured the work of phantasmagorically talented makeup artist Jangsara here before. We can't help it, every time we come across more of her work we spend a good fifteen minutes just pawing at our computer screens, contemplating whether it makes any sense at all to go on a MAC shopping spree to try these looks on our own eyes, even with our less-than-steady hands. Her work is always good for filling our daily quotient of Pretty Things to Look At, and these recent efforts are no different. Click through to witness some of her geek-inspired eye-art, and make your peepers a little bit jealous.

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Most of us remember the impression Batman left the last time he starred in a live-action television show. Adam West's portrayal will never be forgotten but in the wave of Christopher Nolan's more realistic (and highly successful) take on the character in film, could Batman ever be brought back to the small screen? According to the CW's Arrow writer Marc Guggenheim, the answer is yes. 

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