@renaissanceman165 Nah theres no way you compared this to the comics designs 💀 in the comics even the flash whos just supposed to be a normal guy who just so happened to access the speed force, even he looked like a fuckin ancient greek god lmao😂
Honestly this Batsuit is underrated; with some tweaking to make the ears stand upright, moving the bat symbol up a bit, etc. it's a near-perfect Kane/Finger '40s era design brought to life!
I am doing a '49 merc version of "Batman theme with a model kit. I am wanting to also do the figures this way. And maybe dec the car with bat mods!-but withoun 1950's standards
Meh, I was doing jumps like that when I was 14. Only I was jumping across expanses with 20+ foot drops, no training, no plan, and … no brain. I did miss once. Only thing to break my fall was a huge thorn bush. The sap nearly paralyzed me. Probably lucky the poison didn’t stop my heart. Ah well, kid being a kid. I did worse.
Well, why bother when Superman is obviously not even breaking a sweat. Ironically, today it would be Superman watching Batman drop half a dozen bad guys and only step in if Batman needed help. The way these shows was written back then was so corny! Every fight was the same.
Ok zombie Hunter I noticed as well the bat was chilling scratches his ass and smells his hand the alien is in a fight for his life see batsy didn't trust him them either
@@MikeLinPA "Every fight was the same." So true. I remember in every Superman episode. The bad guy shoots at superman who stands ther as the bullets deflect. Then the bad guy runs out of bullets and throws the gun, which Superman dodges (because THAT was going to hurt if it hit for some reason?) and then runs forward and punches him.
George could bench press close to 300lbs. Same as the Tarzan actor Johnny Weissmuller. Johnny was an Olympic swimmer, polo player, etc. He accidently punch out cold an aligator. He thought they launched a prop one at him while he was doing a river scene. Badass!
@@dvader3000 I STILL can't get past the fact that they included Cyborg as a founding member. Now I speak as an old school comic watcher/collector when I say: CYBORG???? WTF????
Considering Superman and Batman often met in the radio series George Reeves "Adventures of Superman" was partially based on, (not to mention this comics) I'm surprised this never happened back in the day. Thanks for making this.
George Reeves was the very best Superman. RIP Mr. Reeves. You will always be loved and remembered as Superman. You will forever be missed. U.S. Army, Ret. Texas
George is Why my Grandparents bought me my own Suit - the cap said " Remember only The Real Superman can Fly. " I did try off The Picnic Table. It was a tough Call.
Why did Superman always land like a hundred feet away from where he was headed, just to have to run the rest of the way? Wouldn't it be more prudent to land exactly where he would want to be?
Actually, Superman didn’t fly in the early days of the comics. Early Superman merely jumped long distances and it wasn’t until much later that they retconned him into a flier.
Superman walking into the Bat cave was awesome . Then Batman standing there while Superman cleans up the house was just LOL!!. There were two Batman movies, "Batman" 1943, and " Batman and Robin" in 1949. Made by Columbia pictures.
For everyone asking about the flying,did you know that for a while,they animated his flights? That was fun to watch,but I guess that was also too expensive,hence the new workarounds.
For an early-mid 1950s TV show, the special effects were very good. George Reeves was very athletic for a guy around 40 (in those days, before modern training methods). His take-offs and especially landings look very believable, especially once they git rid of the 'wire take-offs' of the first season.
It's to bad they never got these two together for a special episode. Lewis G. Wilson as Batman with George Reeves as Superman would have been great. Who knows, maybe Wilson would have got another crack at a regular gig as Batman. Or was this Robert Lowery as Batman, I can't remember.
This better Bat Man was the 1943 movie serials, not the 1949 one. This complete & the 1949 versions was included in a special 3 DVD set for The Dark Knight release
Hey George Reeves played Superman in black and white and color and Adam West only played Batman in color and this is Robert Lowery playing Batman in black and white.
The stately mansion that was "Tara" in Gone With The Wind was about a block away from this street. The prison camp of Hogan's Heroes was also within walking distance from this street. All were elaborate set pieces located in a very small area just off a California interstate.
My kindergarten teacher had a green sedan version of that white Chrysler convertible. When she would start it, the starter sounded like the battery was very low, but it would turn the engine over and eventually start it, causing the fan belt to emit a very loud squealing sound.
I believe the reason he always Dodge the gun being thrown at him it was inside joke. It's kind of funny how sloppy Batman was back then but then again that was a different time.
La inocencia de la era de oro, disparan a 20 metros y el se va a recorrer la ciudad volando y llega con su traje de clark en su brazo justo a tiempo a repartir porrazos
Why was Batman in the Old West? Just how far did Superman have to fly to find out about those gunshots? I'm glad I'm alive in the modern age of superhero movies and TV shows!
As a kid of the sixties, the Batman episodes which the Green Hornet appeared were like getting an extra prize in the cereal box
I love how those superhero outfits in the 1950s looked like something I would wear to a costume party in my kindergarten in the early 2000s 😆
George Reeves' Superman suit was made of wool. He hated it.
It’s one reason why they did look like that.
Easy for kids to wear, recreate.
I much more love that those actor's were normal strong men and not steroid guys like nowadays...
They actually look the way one would expect them to, like in the comic books, though, maybe, not as sophisticated. Check it Out! Ciao!!!
@renaissanceman165 Nah theres no way you compared this to the comics designs 💀 in the comics even the flash whos just supposed to be a normal guy who just so happened to access the speed force, even he looked like a fuckin ancient greek god lmao😂
The fact that The Flash paid tribute to this Superman
Lovely tribute sadly in a terrible movie
I love superman's face when he's flying. Like it's no big deal.
that same face when he's getting shot at too......
because it's no big deal, for man of steel.
lol true
@Don W true all time classic
Confidence is a understatement 1😆😭😭😭💀☠☠
The first Golden-Age Superman/Batman crossover we never got to see. 👍🏼😂🤣
Honestly this Batsuit is underrated; with some tweaking to make the ears stand upright, moving the bat symbol up a bit, etc. it's a near-perfect Kane/Finger '40s era design brought to life!
Yes I totally agree I think we need a Moderna update for the classic suita
Man the whole show is underrated and the theme. This Robin is the toughest I ever seen 😅😅
I am doing a '49 merc version of "Batman theme with a model kit. I am wanting to also do the figures this way. And maybe dec the car with bat mods!-but withoun 1950's standards
And what about when Batman had a Zebra suit, anyone remember that? 😂
holy shit, that batjump from rocks above was amazing
Yes it was
Meh, I was doing jumps like that when I was 14. Only I was jumping across expanses with 20+ foot drops, no training, no plan, and … no brain.
I did miss once. Only thing to break my fall was a huge thorn bush. The sap nearly paralyzed me. Probably lucky the poison didn’t stop my heart. Ah well, kid being a kid. I did worse.
Lol...I love how Batman and Gordon (I'm assuming) are just standing there in aw...lol..😆👍🏻
supermans kicking ass and Batman’s standing there going wtf lol
Zombiehunter115 Batman useless as usual.
Well, why bother when Superman is obviously not even breaking a sweat. Ironically, today it would be Superman watching Batman drop half a dozen bad guys and only step in if Batman needed help. The way these shows was written back then was so corny! Every fight was the same.
Ok zombie Hunter I noticed as well the bat was chilling scratches his ass and smells his hand the alien is in a fight for his life see batsy didn't trust him them either
@@moesyzslak2939 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiibiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
@@MikeLinPA "Every fight was the same." So true. I remember in every Superman episode. The bad guy shoots at superman who stands ther as the bullets deflect. Then the bad guy runs out of bullets and throws the gun, which Superman dodges (because THAT was going to hurt if it hit for some reason?) and then runs forward and punches him.
The scenes of these two series are so interchangeable, completely new episodes are possible.
George Reeves As Superman was always awesome
The Best!!!!
@brutus brutalis "oh, look at me - arguing on the internet about white supremacy in this age... Definition of lame!"
O George era Rivers.
@@RigbyD-d1v Yes, and Samson is part of Hebrew lore and history, an inspiration to heroism.
You had me going there. Especially since these two series were years apart, lol. Great job.
if you watch Gorge Reeves running, he always looks like he's being chased by a swarm of bees.
George could bench press close to 300lbs. Same as the Tarzan actor Johnny Weissmuller. Johnny was an Olympic swimmer, polo player, etc. He accidently punch out cold an aligator. He thought they launched a prop one at him while he was doing a river scene. Badass!
you need muscles to wear that suit!
Next time include "Spoiler Alert". I haven't seen Justice league yet.
The One Above All ! This clip is a 100 times better tha JL.
@@dvader3000
I STILL can't get past the fact that they included Cyborg as a founding member. Now I speak as an old school comic watcher/collector when I say: CYBORG???? WTF????
@@dvader3000 facts
Lucky sod!
@Queen Glamazona Premakes did a mock-up of a B/W Avengers.
George Reeves was the greatest of all the action hero actors, hands down.
Loved these two together in the Worlds Finest comic book.
That was fun.
Always enjoy this mock ups that create team ups between serial heroes.
Considering Superman and Batman often met in the radio series George Reeves "Adventures of Superman" was partially based on, (not to mention this comics) I'm surprised this never happened back in the day. Thanks for making this.
If those old radio episodes are still stored somewhere, they could be read out to an A.I which would make a movie from the descriptions.
Batman was featured in several episodes to give Bud Collyer, the voice of Superman, some time off.
George Reeves was the very best Superman. RIP Mr. Reeves. You will always be loved and remembered as Superman. You will forever be missed. U.S. Army, Ret. Texas
No...just No.
He was not the best Superman... He was the best for his time. Chris holds that title. RIP!
Christopher Reeve and Tim Daly. (Reeve had an uncanny resemblance to Drew Bledsoe.)
George is Why my Grandparents bought me my own Suit - the cap said " Remember only The Real Superman can Fly. " I did try off The Picnic Table. It was a tough Call.
George Reeves was a highly experienced, high level actor, the very best Superman and a wonderful and beautiful man.
2:45
Wao!!! Batman was Johnny Weissmüller.
The actor playing Batman, Robert Lowery, years later guest starred with George Reeves in “The Deadly Rock”.
Larry Miller, also, at 26, Lowery is the youngest actor to play Batman.
My mistake: it’s Lewis Wilson, the first Batman, who is the youngest.
@@willieholmes1483 😎 thx
The flying scenes were pretty damned good !
Tim Y. Better than Superman IV: The Quest for Peace.
Exactly
Why did Superman always land like a hundred feet away from where he was headed, just to have to run the rest of the way? Wouldn't it be more prudent to land exactly where he would want to be?
You're absolutely right
I thought the exact same thing.
He needed to loose a few pounds by the look of it, that's why.
He didn’t have a GPS
Actually, Superman didn’t fly in the early days of the comics. Early Superman merely jumped long distances and it wasn’t until much later that they retconned him into a flier.
Batman was so low budget he had no utility belt and just had to wear a big shiny sash, like a tv wrestler.
Different time, different style. It paved the way for the future.
Why does Batman look like Pokemon?
Because of the low budget.
This is what happens when you order Batman off wish.
Ah the good ole days when being fit meant holding your gut in 🤣
Superman walking into the Bat cave was awesome . Then Batman standing there while Superman cleans up the house was just LOL!!. There were two Batman movies, "Batman" 1943, and " Batman and Robin" in 1949. Made by Columbia pictures.
Batman looks like a strung out Victor Mature....
That was some jump at height was Batman landed on those goons. Great stunt.
Hey that's pretty good. I had to laugh about Batman not doing a thing in that shack, other than look terrified. LOL
People sure crawled around on rocks a lot in the old days.
I suppose urban development cut down and removed a lot of trees and rocks since then.
There wasn't as much to do back then.
I had no idea there was a early version of Batman before the 60's.
There were two of them. One in 1943 and one in 1949. The casting for both Bruce and Dick in the 43 version is better, IMO.
@@VigilanteVegan no the cast of 49 was better.
My memory of the black and white Batman was that his ears looked like two ice cream cones stuck to his head.
1940's "Superfriends". or is it the start of "The Justice League." some of those stunts look very "Kung Fu" Batman jumping off impossible cliffs.
Love how they stand there like planks.🤣🤣🤣
For everyone asking about the flying,did you know that for a while,they animated his flights? That was fun to watch,but I guess that was also too expensive,hence the new workarounds.
For an early-mid 1950s TV show, the special effects were very good. George Reeves was very athletic for a guy around 40 (in those days, before modern training methods). His take-offs and especially landings look very believable, especially once they git rid of the 'wire take-offs' of the first season.
The only thing missing from that clip was a scene of them screaming Martha! Martha! Martha! at each other 52 times.
Outstanding editing! And for the life of me, as Superman fan, I don't understand why they never created a Batman series around the same time.
2:12 this run killed me😂
I love this classic show!
Superman knows Batman and robins secret identity!
1:03 - Supes face is like: "I could be doing anything else than flying right now... *ANYTHING!* "
We need more songs like this with 80s vibes in the 2020s.. This song is AWESOME.
What song? Did you comment on the wrong video?
WTF! 1950's with 1930's vibes is what I am getting here! lilke classic theater. no 80s mods thank God!
@@mrviking2mcall212😅😅😅😅😅
uujjj eee 3:01 e
I was just waiting for superman to yell MARTHA and batman losing his shit! 😂
Kids, Wonder Woman is not weak. This is wrong.
Batman in daylight??!?!
1:55 The fog machine will take him out!!
I don't remember this episode of the Adventures of Superman.
It's to bad they never got these two together for a special episode. Lewis G. Wilson as Batman with George Reeves as Superman would have been great. Who knows, maybe Wilson would have got another crack at a regular gig as Batman. Or was this Robert Lowery as Batman, I can't remember.
1:20 what a jump!!
My poor knees and ankles cried!
1949 = Epicness
2016 = Edginess
This better Bat Man was the 1943 movie serials, not the 1949 one.
This complete & the 1949 versions was included in a special 3 DVD set for The Dark Knight release
I used to watch this Superman as a child.
Hey George Reeves played Superman in black and white and color and Adam West only played Batman in color and this is Robert Lowery playing Batman in black and white.
Who could have thought at that time that comic books heroes could be brought to big screen 😀
2:15 Training for his race with the Flash. That's some super speed right there.
1950s: Batman sees Superman first time.
2016: Batman and Superman fighting.
Beautiful stuff.
The stately mansion that was "Tara" in Gone With The Wind was about a block away from this street.
The prison camp of Hogan's Heroes was also within walking distance from this street. All were elaborate set pieces located in a very small area just off a California interstate.
Superman saw Robin in the batcave
I have to admit that this is some good editing.
Thanks
Cleverly edited.
Wow elder movies do have alot of famous people together because Frankenstein meets Wolfman, House of Dracula and now Superman meets Batman!
really superb clip, thx for sharing. I subbed, Best wishes Chris
he flew forever just to go to the shack around the rocks..lmao
And he still had to run
This is a mishap mash of different videos
My kindergarten teacher had a green sedan version of that white Chrysler convertible. When she would start it, the starter sounded like the battery was very low, but it would turn the engine over and eventually start it, causing the fan belt to emit a very loud squealing sound.
Even THIS Batman wouldn't have said, " Martha! Why did you say Martha?!"
Batman just standing back, letting Superman do all the work! 🤣
They pull up in a city setting, they go across the street to houses, and they turn around, and there's boulders and caves
Batman looks like a mental challenge super hero.
Nice editing job. Bravo!
Answer me this. Why does Superman let bullets bounce off his chest, but duck when the empty gun is thrown?
The first time Superman traveled in time and appeared in a different dimension. Batman never knew he was there.
Holly molly!! Woww!! I hope you put things together really fast cuz I gotta see this!! lol
SuperMan & BatMan, Robin'
Wow I didn't know this existed ?
Sick Video. *Nice*
Good work done here Peter Lopez. I wish this were longer. Make more.
Thanks, I'm working on it
superman are always a gentleman and handsome as a rock! :p
Man that Batman had big belly.... Very realistic billionaire
Batman and robin 1949
Superman 1951
This should be titled, "Batman Stands Around Like a Mook, Letting Superman Do All the Work, Including Easily Learning Batman's True Identity."
Good job. Good enough to keep going and make it even better.
Thanks
Thanks
It's the cars !
1:24 "Batmun... how did you get here?" Nice acting job.
The first and last time Batman stood there staring in front of Superman.
"never mind that.. oww my f'ing knees."
I believe the reason he always Dodge the gun being thrown at him it was inside joke. It's kind of funny how sloppy Batman was back then but then again that was a different time.
The Batman serial was the best . 1949 was the best era of Batman
This is better than the entire mcu.
La inocencia de la era de oro, disparan a 20 metros y el se va a recorrer la ciudad volando y llega con su traje de clark en su brazo justo a tiempo a repartir porrazos
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When Superman is flying, how does the cameraman film him so close ?
"Look! What's that cave doing next to the bank?!"
im watching this in 2018. cool editing there . loolks like splices between the old backlot and the paramount ranch , or some other remote location.
This actually wasn't bad I enjoyed it.
Great edit job... Almost had me fooled.😂😂
0:27 Clark: Don't worry Lois. You'll be my human shield.
Why was Batman in the Old West? Just how far did Superman have to fly to find out about those gunshots? I'm glad I'm alive in the modern age of superhero movies and TV shows!
Excellent mashup