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West's BATMAN was on TV in 1966.....I was reading BATMAN comics starting in 1963.....Batman was in a bright world in '63 to '66....Batman smiled in the comics in '63 to '66.....the series was reflective of the comics of it's time.My problem with the old Batman show is that it was the wrong character for that kind of show. Batman should never inhabit a bright world, nor should he even smile. That's simply not his story. When Bale delivered the "Nice coat" line in Batman Begins, that was the perfect level of dry humor for Batman.
Your complaint reminds me of someone on here a few years ago....he said he had just watched Christopher Reeve's SUPERMAN THE MOVIE....and he was outraged at the makers for their portrayal of Lex Luthor....he said they totally ignored that Lex was a billionaire that controlled industries around the world. I and several others had to point out that billionaire Lex didn't show up in the comics for around another 10 years after the first movie was made .




