The best part about the dinosaur is that Ghost-Maker, Batman's self-styled rival who tries to one-up Batman in every regard, has a robotic Spinosaurus in his lair just because it's bigger than a T. rex. Because that's how Ghost-Maker rolls.
@@darkmask5933 Owl's Nest* Glad they went with that, I mean, its not like Owl's live in caves. Imagine if for green arrow they made an "arrowcave" or something.
He could hire out of country, say he's building in the country, secretly transports them into the cave with temporary living quarters. . Then he just gases em and sends em back home. . . Pretty sure Alfred drives the batwing and just tows it away
Battle Chess, it was great. I couldn't believe that pieces would have different animations depending on which piece they fought. My favorite was when the knight took a queen. She turned into a dragon and breathed fire on his shield.
There was an earlier game like Battle Chess called Archon, but it was fantasy themed. The pieces were Dragons and Manticores and Wizards etc, and when you "captured" you went to a subscreen and had to fight in real time. Early pc days, really crude graphics, but bitd it was fun.
"They're gonna try to kill you either way, so you're still gonna get the full PTSD-inducing experience." "Be haunted with me." The amazing rendition of the Jurassic Park theme. (I prefer the original coloring.) You are on fire today, Sasha! More Bat-trophy coverage please!
It's funny to think that the Robot Dinosaur and the Giant Penny are pretty much the only two things in Batman's backstory that have survived every reboot. Well, that and his parents getting killed, I guess...
there is a super cute btas comic issue in which nightwing remembers the case in which he and batman got the dinosaur and he always thought was the coolest thing ever, and when he moved to his new city to protect, bruce send him the dino because he knew he always loved it!
I've been watching Batman the Brave and the Bold recently, and in one of the climactic episodes, the Batcave is invaded by an alien warrior, and while fighting him off, Batman uses the T-Rex robot to attack him. It was the first time I'd seen it used, or even realized it wasn't a statue, pretty fun stuff.
Of all Batman's trophies, it's always been the odd dino out. Some other iconic trophies like the Joker card are obvious. The giant penny? One can probably assume Two-face even if it's a random one-off villain in canon. (BTAS even made it Two-Face) but the dinosaur always just seemed so random. As a kid, I just assumed Batman wanted a giant T-rex because it looked cool. It's what I would do.
Normally I'd think not since Bruce doesn't seem the type to embrace childish whims outside of anything relating to his parents, but seeing how he canonically knows about Sailor Moon, who knows?
I did know this story and my favorite part is that the guy who says "come to my private island and let me hunt you with dinosaur robots" was above board the whole time. No evil plan at all.
I feel like the penny and the dinosaur are the only items in the cave that people really don’t know where they originated. I also gotta say I love the moment in Batman Universe, when he and Hal Jordan go to the real dinosaur island, and he’s just like “I like dinosaurs. I have a giant dinosaur in the Batcave.”
It's weird, this and the penny are the stories already knew about, because I was just curious and looked it up as a kid, because it's rarely brought up WHY he has those things.
That mammoth steak is surprisingly accurate. Every time one is found, there's always one Indy who has a taste. I remember one quote where the dude basically went "well, wouldn't you be curious? Not like I was gonna have the opportunity ever again" And ya know what... I cant really disagree with him, nor his choice. So there are several people walking around today who know what mammoth jerky tastes like. Darwin would be proud.
Forget the Dinosaur/ T-Rex the real question is does Bruce have a Lois Lane Shrine room , lead lined of course so Clark doesn’t see it…Thanks for the knowledge, Keep Up The Outstanding Work Sasha 🖖🏾
Since this issue came out soon after the popular Max Fleischer "Superman" animated film series, (1941-43) I wonder if it helped inspire this story. The Supeman cartoon, "The Artic Giant," had him fighting an unfrozen dinosaur; In "The Mechanical Monsters," a crazed genius forces him to fight a group of large robots. And the mad genius in this one looks a lot like Chase.
Superman also fights a robot dinosaur that looks a lot like Batman's (who doesn't have one that I've noticed in the DCAU, just the penny) in the first story of Superman: The Animated Series.
I couldn't remember the exact origin, so thanks for this! The scariest thing in the Batcave to me was the NUCLEAR REACTOR that Molly (Jill St John) fell into! Even after Jason's death, I always liked to believe the memorial Robin costume was hers. What a way to Go-Go.
Don’t forget (unless someone already mentioned it here and I missed it), Superman has a T-Rex, too, in the Fortress of Solitude. Do they ever argue over whose is better? Do their sons, or other members of the Bat vs. Super families?
Quoth Michelangelo when he and the other Turtles discover the Batcave's robot dinosaur in the Batman/TMNT crossover animated movie: 'Check it out! I'm Batman, and I'm riding a T-Rex, and I've never been so happy in my entire life...!!!'
"Mr. Hart went all out with the island's attractions." But "Spared no expense" was right there! It was ready for its moment. It stood up to take a bow and you passed it by!
Thanks for the background story about the Dinosaur. I'm wondering if you might be interested in doing a video on the origin of Plastic-MAN. I'm kind of fascinated with this character. Thanks again for another great video
I don’t hate the idea of recoloring, I have issues with the terrible ways it’s been done. The colors are usually too strong and flat looking. The original 4 color printing process tended to soften and added some depth, which gets lost in the recoloring.
Speaking of golden age and suicide, I came across an... interesting story in the Archie catalogue. The shield, the og patriotic hero, dealt with a suicide club run by a crooked gangster. Members drew straws to see who kills themselves, with their wealth being added to the pot. Our hero saves one rich man, named Wayne actually, but two more actually kill themselves on panel. What a fun time.
0:27 Even though the reason the Code and Batwoman and Batgirl were created was completely laughlable, we must admite that Kathy and Bette Kane were pretty fascinating waifus of the time. In fact I've always loved shipping Richard with Bette more than with Babs or Kory, considering the 50's Batgirl was Robin's first love interest ever, which deserves a ton of recognition
Batman has a dinosaur and a giant Penny in his cave, Superman has an assortment of Lois Lane statues in his fortress, makes you wonder what keepsake Wonder Woman has in her lair lol
Loved the panel of the Black Terror! My grandmother had a Black Terror and some other old comics her children left behind and I'd read them when I came to visit. I was a little rough on them because they were very old and I was not. Thanks for stirring up old memories! Bless you!
Omg!! I looked it up it is!! The mystery is solved. I will be finding a version to play to see if it lives up to how awesome I remember it being. Lol it probably won't.
Hi Sasha (hope I'm spelling your name right)! Interesting vid. As for your game request, I'm not the best authority when it comes to video games, but the only series of games I can think of that might match your vague description might be "Battle Chess"? There were a few games in that series, but I don't recall any of them having punk as a theme for pieces. It was mostly medieval, although Battle Chess 4000 included science fiction elements? I think my insomnia is finally wearing off, so I don't have the wherewithal to delve in to study to see whether that is right or not, but it was relatively big back in the day, spawning several sequels and even a couple of clones. Although, to be honest I don't really have much confidence in that possibility, given the assumed quality of games as cereal prizes would be... But who knows what weird promos some cereals got up to in different regions, I guess?
The rendition of the Jurassic Part theme is wonderful. The recolouring certainly lacks the atmosphere of the original; though it is easier to read in places. The most dangerous game? Pinochle?! 😲 I imagine that Batman rode his robo-saur back to the cave, under the cover of darkness.
I don't think that the current goal-oriented Batman would collect trophies - but I think he'd (reluctantly) allow a teen Dick Grayson to collect them. I think that against many opinions tothe contrary, he'd try to be the best father figure he could (when did he NOT try to be the best he could in anything?), and have a soft spot towards his wards, students and children in his care.
Everything wouldn't be so bat-themed either, so blaming Robin for all of the quirky stuff is now the go-to. 😅 Just say Robin called it the bat-computer, batarangs, and the batmobile.
@@hope-cat4894 Up to a point. I'd agree that backroom gear like his computers and labs should (I think) do without it, but frontline gear like batarangs and batmobiles could stay, for onereason: branding. Somebody said that Batman is the king of Branding, (not so) subtly reinforcing the Bat mythos on his enemies' minds to their detriment.
Thanks for the great video. Really enjoy golden age stories, they’re definitely a little odd and far less worried about whether they’re somewhat off kilter. And I really appreciate you doing all the research and the voices.
We've seen a variety of Bat-Man and Bat-Family costumes on display in the cave over the years. How many, and which I wonder. As always thank you so very much for the videos.
For your question about the chess game, my quick search has brought me "Battle Chess" and "Combat Chess." I'm thinking it MIGHT be the latter but I don't know. As far as the origin of the dino, I kinda wish the modern take was like a mix of the different versions noted here. Granted I'll be checking the other dino backstory vid to see how that compares.
YESSSSSS! Return of the Batman voice! Whenever Sash’s gets a chance to do the Batman voice is an instant watch and thumbs up 👍🏼. Regardless of what the video is about.
Thank you for the regular quality content. In a time where there are no good mainstream comics anymore, it's good to revisit and remember good old books. Cheers
The dinosaur and the giant penny are the most recognizable trophies in the Batcave. But there are some others, like the Joker-in-the-box with poisonous gas.
I love Sashas voices when she reads the stories!! Her kids must really enjoy when she reads to them, She could do a UA-cam channel alone just narrating kid’s stories.
I love recoloring. So much of the really old comics are faded or have the strong dot patterns that take away from the art. I actually do a lot of recoloring of old comics myself as a hobby. I very much enjoy breathing new life into the older art.
Bruce really lucked out that all of Wayne Manor's neighbors are completely blind - can just tell 'em the dinosaur they're moving in is an armoire or something.
Batman's charity of choice was the 'Bruce Wayne Charitable Moving Company of Transporting Electronic Entertainment', which just happened to be moving a giant mechanical dinosaur over to his mansion
I love the Golden Age! Have you, or if not ever considered diving into some of the early EC horror comics? I have to say this spisode was great, love the harmonica music. As to the game I have no clue, but I'm a bit older than you so
It's fun to look at the golden age and silver age origins of the items in the Batcave. But I wonder how would those items be explained in a modern story. The post New 52, Rebirth, Dawn of DC Batman surly would not have had those golden/silver age adventures so where did "he" get those items from?
Over the years, the batcave Trophies have seemly become less and less (from what I have noticed) the 3 Staples the Trex 🦖 the Gain Penny 🪙 (closes I could find to a penny but it's at least a coin lol)and Gain Joker playing card 🃏... Back in the day, I remembered more about Trophies from Rogue's Batman had fought but made I'm just miss remembering??? All thought, I like the 3 Staples. I just thought at times there were more???
I remember reading the Dino story when I was first reading comics. Your video brought back so many fun comic book reading memories. What stood out was that Mammoth steaks they planned on eating. I think this idea came from something I read about a Mammoth being found intact frozen in ice in reality. Loved your enraged Batman voice.
Honestly, I always wanted to believe that Batman once had a dinosaur-themed villain, and that's where he got the T-Rex. 10-year-old me must never learn of this.
This story got an edgy update. Check it out!
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"Think of all the orphans Batman can buy."
I shouldn't have laughed so hard at that
Same 😂
I laughed hard at it too.
The best part about the dinosaur is that Ghost-Maker, Batman's self-styled rival who tries to one-up Batman in every regard, has a robotic Spinosaurus in his lair just because it's bigger than a T. rex. Because that's how Ghost-Maker rolls.
That's hilarious but now I have to wonder: What does Owlman have in his lair as his counterpart to the dinosaur?
@@ProjektTakuA diplodocus maybe😂
@@ProjektTakuOwlman is the opposite of Batman, so he has a real meteor from space suspended in his Owlcave, the logical opposite of the dinosaur. 😂
@@darkmask5933 Owl's Nest*
Glad they went with that, I mean, its not like Owl's live in caves. Imagine if for green arrow they made an "arrowcave" or something.
Spinosaurs are superior, good taste
Robin: That is not a toy!
Cyborg: It's a giant, remote controlled dinosaur robot. _Of course_ it's a toy!
But how does he get them into the cave? Does he call Superman? "Hey Clark, you busy on Saturday?"
Like he did with everything in the cave:
He hires some people off the record, then Alfred... Manages their 'debriefing'.
😂
He could hire out of country, say he's building in the country, secretly transports them into the cave with temporary living quarters.
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Then he just gases em and sends em back home.
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Pretty sure Alfred drives the batwing and just tows it away
I could imagine he does this with really dangerous trophies he just calls Alfred for the rest
Battle Chess, it was great. I couldn't believe that pieces would have different animations depending on which piece they fought. My favorite was when the knight took a queen. She turned into a dragon and breathed fire on his shield.
I remember Battle Chess too (especially the queens with their extremely loud heels and low cut dresses) but I think both sides were medieval.
There was an earlier game like Battle Chess called Archon, but it was fantasy themed. The pieces were Dragons and Manticores and Wizards etc, and when you "captured" you went to a subscreen and had to fight in real time. Early pc days, really crude graphics, but bitd it was fun.
"They're gonna try to kill you either way, so you're still gonna get the full PTSD-inducing experience."
"Be haunted with me."
The amazing rendition of the Jurassic Park theme. (I prefer the original coloring.)
You are on fire today, Sasha!
More Bat-trophy coverage please!
It's funny to think that the Robot Dinosaur and the Giant Penny are pretty much the only two things in Batman's backstory that have survived every reboot. Well, that and his parents getting killed, I guess...
Even that has had changes. While Martha is shot in most accounts, for a time she died of a heart attack after Thomas was shot.
@@andynystrom1519 somehow Martha getting shot is the better option. Her having a heart attack is almost...comical.
Better question, who doesn't want to have a statue of a dinosaur? Because I want one.
All kids and former kids. Children love dinosaurs.
there is a super cute btas comic issue in which nightwing remembers the case in which he and batman got the dinosaur and he always thought was the coolest thing ever, and when he moved to his new city to protect, bruce send him the dino because he knew he always loved it!
I've been watching Batman the Brave and the Bold recently, and in one of the climactic episodes, the Batcave is invaded by an alien warrior, and while fighting him off, Batman uses the T-Rex robot to attack him. It was the first time I'd seen it used, or even realized it wasn't a statue, pretty fun stuff.
Of all Batman's trophies, it's always been the odd dino out. Some other iconic trophies like the Joker card are obvious. The giant penny? One can probably assume Two-face even if it's a random one-off villain in canon. (BTAS even made it Two-Face) but the dinosaur always just seemed so random. As a kid, I just assumed Batman wanted a giant T-rex because it looked cool. It's what I would do.
Normally I'd think not since Bruce doesn't seem the type to embrace childish whims outside of anything relating to his parents, but seeing how he canonically knows about Sailor Moon, who knows?
It reminds me of the book "Batman Universe" where Batman tells Hal Jordan that he loves dinosaurs when they were traveling to Dinosaur Island. 😆
Sometimes, when you're stupidly rich and have a empty space to fill, you just want to get yourself a giant T-Rex because why wouldn't you?
"Alfred!! Get in here"
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"Look I'm riding a trex!!"
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(Alfred smiles internally*)
Then _The Batman_ changed the penny's origin to Ventriloquist & Scarface, which actually fit them pretty well.
I did know this story and my favorite part is that the guy who says "come to my private island and let me hunt you with dinosaur robots" was above board the whole time. No evil plan at all.
I feel like the penny and the dinosaur are the only items in the cave that people really don’t know where they originated.
I also gotta say I love the moment in Batman Universe, when he and Hal Jordan go to the real dinosaur island, and he’s just like “I like dinosaurs. I have a giant dinosaur in the Batcave.”
“ Me, Grimlock say, me love this. Is best story.”
When I was a kid I tried to ask people where the dinosaur came from. No one believed the dinosaur even existed.
It's weird, this and the penny are the stories already knew about, because I was just curious and looked it up as a kid, because it's rarely brought up WHY he has those things.
That mammoth steak is surprisingly accurate.
Every time one is found, there's always one Indy who has a taste.
I remember one quote where the dude basically went "well, wouldn't you be curious? Not like I was gonna have the opportunity ever again"
And ya know what... I cant really disagree with him, nor his choice.
So there are several people walking around today who know what mammoth jerky tastes like.
Darwin would be proud.
I don't ask "Why Batman has a Dinosaur?", I ask "Why would Batman NOT have a Dinosaur?"
Think of all the orphans Batman can buy!.....ok, you got me good on that one. 😅
One does not need a reason to have a dinosaur.
Forget the Dinosaur/ T-Rex the real question is does Bruce have a Lois Lane Shrine room , lead lined of course so Clark doesn’t see it…Thanks for the knowledge, Keep Up The Outstanding Work Sasha 🖖🏾
In the New 52 Batman's dinosaur was nicknamed Fido. What name would you give to a T-Rex?
T-Star
Steve.
I think "Hieronymus Rex" has a a ring to it. That or "Fluffy."
Please please Danny Ketch retrospective 😭😭
Batasorus rex
Since this issue came out soon after the popular Max Fleischer "Superman" animated film series, (1941-43) I wonder if it helped inspire this story. The Supeman cartoon, "The Artic Giant," had him fighting an unfrozen dinosaur; In "The Mechanical Monsters," a crazed genius forces him to fight a group of large robots. And the mad genius in this one looks a lot like Chase.
Superman also fights a robot dinosaur that looks a lot like Batman's (who doesn't have one that I've noticed in the DCAU, just the penny) in the first story of Superman: The Animated Series.
Now I want to know more about the actual Dinosaur Island, with real dinosaurs. It also makes me want to hear about Marvel's Savage Lands.
I couldn't remember the exact origin, so thanks for this! The scariest thing in the Batcave to me was the NUCLEAR REACTOR that Molly (Jill St John) fell into! Even after Jason's death, I always liked to believe the memorial Robin costume was hers. What a way to Go-Go.
Don’t forget (unless someone already mentioned it here and I missed it), Superman has a T-Rex, too, in the Fortress of Solitude. Do they ever argue over whose is better? Do their sons, or other members of the Bat vs. Super families?
Batman vs Superman: Dinosaur Showdown!
Quoth Michelangelo when he and the other Turtles discover the Batcave's robot dinosaur in the Batman/TMNT crossover animated movie: 'Check it out! I'm Batman, and I'm riding a T-Rex, and I've never been so happy in my entire life...!!!'
"Mr. Hart went all out with the island's attractions."
But "Spared no expense" was right there! It was ready for its moment. It stood up to take a bow and you passed it by!
Thanks for the background story about the Dinosaur.
I'm wondering if you might be interested in doing a video on the origin of Plastic-MAN.
I'm kind of fascinated with this character.
Thanks again for another great video
Loved the JLA Power Rangers story. "The last robot dinosaur that attacked me is a trophy in my cave."
I don’t hate the idea of recoloring, I have issues with the terrible ways it’s been done. The colors are usually too strong and flat looking. The original 4 color printing process tended to soften and added some depth, which gets lost in the recoloring.
Speaking of golden age and suicide, I came across an... interesting story in the Archie catalogue. The shield, the og patriotic hero, dealt with a suicide club run by a crooked gangster. Members drew straws to see who kills themselves, with their wealth being added to the pot. Our hero saves one rich man, named Wayne actually, but two more actually kill themselves on panel. What a fun time.
Does the OTHER Dinosaur Island offer you questionable ancient meat? No. It offers you questionable FRESH meat!
0:27
Even though the reason the Code and Batwoman and Batgirl were created was completely laughlable, we must admite that Kathy and Bette Kane were pretty fascinating waifus of the time. In fact I've always loved shipping Richard with Bette more than with Babs or Kory, considering the 50's Batgirl was Robin's first love interest ever, which deserves a ton of recognition
Batman has a dinosaur and a giant Penny in his cave, Superman has an assortment of Lois Lane statues in his fortress, makes you wonder what keepsake Wonder Woman has in her lair lol
I love your videos. They're always so well researched and entertaining. Makes digging through old timey comics so worthwhile.
Loved the panel of the Black Terror! My grandmother had a Black Terror and some other old comics her children left behind and I'd read them when I came to visit. I was a little rough on them because they were very old and I was not. Thanks for stirring up old memories! Bless you!
5:40 - Sounds like Combat Chess.
Omg!! I looked it up it is!! The mystery is solved. I will be finding a version to play to see if it lives up to how awesome I remember it being. Lol it probably won't.
@@CasuallyComics I still have the disk version.
It's available on Steam for $4.99.
I saw lol I know what I'm doing tonight.
Hi Sasha (hope I'm spelling your name right)! Interesting vid. As for your game request, I'm not the best authority when it comes to video games, but the only series of games I can think of that might match your vague description might be "Battle Chess"? There were a few games in that series, but I don't recall any of them having punk as a theme for pieces. It was mostly medieval, although Battle Chess 4000 included science fiction elements? I think my insomnia is finally wearing off, so I don't have the wherewithal to delve in to study to see whether that is right or not, but it was relatively big back in the day, spawning several sequels and even a couple of clones. Although, to be honest I don't really have much confidence in that possibility, given the assumed quality of games as cereal prizes would be... But who knows what weird promos some cereals got up to in different regions, I guess?
First Superman and his daddy, now Bruce and "Dickie" (lmao)... I sense (or perhaps, fear) a playlist of Spanking scenes in the making. 😂
It's pretty much exactly as I expected, thank you Golden Age!
The rendition of the Jurassic Part theme is wonderful.
The recolouring certainly lacks the atmosphere of the original; though it is easier to read in places.
The most dangerous game? Pinochle?! 😲
I imagine that Batman rode his robo-saur back to the cave, under the cover of darkness.
I don't think that the current goal-oriented Batman would collect trophies - but I think he'd (reluctantly) allow a teen Dick Grayson to collect them. I think that against many opinions tothe contrary, he'd try to be the best father figure he could (when did he NOT try to be the best he could in anything?), and have a soft spot towards his wards, students and children in his care.
Everything wouldn't be so bat-themed either, so blaming Robin for all of the quirky stuff is now the go-to. 😅 Just say Robin called it the bat-computer, batarangs, and the batmobile.
@@hope-cat4894 Up to a point. I'd agree that backroom gear like his computers and labs should (I think) do without it, but frontline gear like batarangs and batmobiles could stay, for onereason: branding.
Somebody said that Batman is the king of Branding, (not so) subtly reinforcing the Bat mythos on his enemies' minds to their detriment.
The jaws in this issue are crazy
Thanks for the great video. Really enjoy golden age stories, they’re definitely a little odd and far less worried about whether they’re somewhat off kilter. And I really appreciate you doing all the research and the voices.
I recently read The Batman Chronicles #8 which gave a modern retelling of the origin of the giant T-Rex.
The coloring in 3:50 I thought Batman was angry and saying the dialogue like " the f should I know?"
Your Batman line readings are always a treat!😄
We've seen a variety of Bat-Man and Bat-Family costumes on display in the cave over the years. How many, and which I wonder.
As always thank you so very much for the videos.
"Think of all the orphans Batman can buy." LOL
“Welcome to Dinosaur Island. We spared some expense.”
Ooh, Rainbow Sasha! With the power of every wig!
For your question about the chess game, my quick search has brought me "Battle Chess" and "Combat Chess." I'm thinking it MIGHT be the latter but I don't know.
As far as the origin of the dino, I kinda wish the modern take was like a mix of the different versions noted here. Granted I'll be checking the other dino backstory vid to see how that compares.
Okay, that accordion interlude killed me! Hilarious add to the moment!
YESSSSSS!
Return of the Batman voice! Whenever Sash’s gets a chance to do the Batman voice is an instant watch and thumbs up 👍🏼. Regardless of what the video is about.
Honestly I wish she’d try to sound more like Kevin Conroy or Adam West instead of Christian Bale.
Thank you for the regular quality content. In a time where there are no good mainstream comics anymore, it's good to revisit and remember good old books. Cheers
The dinosaur and the giant penny are the most recognizable trophies in the Batcave. But there are some others, like the Joker-in-the-box with poisonous gas.
I love Sashas voices when she reads the stories!! Her kids must really enjoy when she reads to them, She could do a UA-cam channel alone just narrating kid’s stories.
I love recoloring. So much of the really old comics are faded or have the strong dot patterns that take away from the art. I actually do a lot of recoloring of old comics myself as a hobby. I very much enjoy breathing new life into the older art.
Takin a break at work at 4:20. What could be better than a new episode of casually comics to blaze with?! Even better, there's prehistoric creatures!
I love your voice overs. Especially the theatrical laughing😂
Finally the long awaited sequel to the origin of the big penny
Bruce really lucked out that all of Wayne Manor's neighbors are completely blind - can just tell 'em the dinosaur they're moving in is an armoire or something.
Batman's charity of choice was the 'Bruce Wayne Charitable Moving Company of Transporting Electronic Entertainment', which just happened to be moving a giant mechanical dinosaur over to his mansion
I'd like to hear the stories of how he got all those sweet Bat-rides he keeps in the cave!
You just don't here Tally Ho anymore, Lets try to bring it back.
I love the Golden Age! Have you, or if not ever considered diving into some of the early EC horror comics? I have to say this spisode was great, love the harmonica music. As to the game I have no clue, but I'm a bit older than you so
7:28 well that's living in my head forever. RENT FREEEEE!!!
I remember Battle Chess, which was on PC, I think. They had animations which were kinda gruesome, but nothing to right congress about 6:06
8:39, I think Batmite helped Batman get the robotic T-Rex into the BatCave.
That video game wasn’t _ Battle Chess_ by any chance, was it? I played that as a kid and the fights were pretty epic for the ‘90s.
Best line ever think of how many orphans Batman could buy. LOL Alfred get it he guy
(5:35) Wait! That was YOU doing those voiceovers? Not *Kevin Conroy?* You FOOLED me!! Now on to the origin of the Giant Penny episode.....
Westworld and Jurassic Park together. That's a crossover I would watch.
Great post Sasha! You do my favourite Batman impression!
It's not a batcave without having the world's largest diamond in it. WHERE'S THE DIAMOND!
What about the Giant Joker card?
1:01 I want to see Sasha tease Robert Pattison in “The Batman” sequel about Catwoman’s whip with the same look on her face.
It's fun to look at the golden age and silver age origins of the items in the Batcave. But I wonder how would those items be explained in a modern story. The post New 52, Rebirth, Dawn of DC Batman surly would not have had those golden/silver age adventures so where did "he" get those items from?
They usually just say it was "early in his career" and that some version of that particular story did happen.
Forget how he got the dinosaur, how’d he get it back home, I’m picturing the bat trailer pulled by the Batmobile
I can now chill and relax..............thank you
Over the years, the batcave Trophies have seemly become less and less (from what I have noticed) the 3 Staples the Trex 🦖 the Gain Penny 🪙 (closes I could find to a penny but it's at least a coin lol)and Gain Joker playing card 🃏...
Back in the day, I remembered more about Trophies from Rogue's Batman had fought but made I'm just miss remembering???
All thought, I like the 3 Staples. I just thought at times there were more???
Great video I wouldn’t mind a video on the jokers trying card in the Batcave
I remember reading the Dino story when I was first reading comics. Your video brought back so many fun comic book reading memories. What stood out was that Mammoth steaks they planned on eating. I think this idea came from something I read about a Mammoth being found intact frozen in ice in reality. Loved your enraged Batman voice.
“Questionable Ancient Meat” is your next mug and t-shirt
5:50 Was that Battlechess?
2:55 if I learn anything from baki is that old meat steak should be fine but something else bad will happen lol
Come for Sasha's comics commentary, stay for the "we have the Jurassic Park theme at home." XD
I need this in the next Batman Movie damn it!
3:03 People actually have eaten meat from preserved frozen mammoths, haven't heard of them getting food poisoning from it.
Sometimes Batman likes to take a ride
So Michael Crichton nicked both ‘Jurassic Park’ and ‘Westworld’ from this comic..? Awesome!🤣
Honestly, I always wanted to believe that Batman once had a dinosaur-themed villain, and that's where he got the T-Rex.
10-year-old me must never learn of this.
I feel like Heart wanted to be a supervillian and beat Batman but realized murder might not be a good thing so instead challenged him for charity
Kudos to the harmonica player,got me in the feels!
Battle Chess. The game was absolutely Battle Chess. Totally a staple of the early 90s.
At about 04:19 in this video:
That character vaguely reminds me of actor Kirk Douglas.
The Tyrannosaurus Rex statue and the giant penny have been around for so long I honestly forgot where Bruce Wayne got them from. 🤣
I kinda like the solid color bat-suit in the original coloring.
It seemed to me the story was going down the King Kong route, only to pivot to The Most Dangerous Game.
Someone was a fan of Fay Wray.