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Not the best pics in the world. I need a new camera.

Hi Guys.

I was notified by someone that my name was being brought up.

Alot of things have changed for me over the last couple of years. I do however still have my custom 89 cave proudly on display. Ill see about getting some pics up for you.

You can pick up the licensed cowls for $50 and under.

Since this isnt the BOTB I will tell you staright up. A good cowl is going to run you at least $150. Also, dont pay over $250 tops. Anything over that price and its just someone wanting to get as much money as they can for only a fraction of that in supplies.

Here are a couple of photos of a school project I did about a year or more after Batman 89 came out.  You could say it's version 1 of this site. Everyone else was doing serious stuff, but i stuck to Batman 

It was made up from info I got from newspapers, topps cards and a sticker album - that's all the stuff I had to go on.

Oh wow. Thats neat.

The OP's question was answered, therefor there is no reason to keep the thread open.  Raleagh addressed the off topic comments.

So...LOCK.

Did you find material for those or did you have them custom done?

The main reasons we are not petitioning for a Goldenthal score is because  A. this is a Burton specific site and forum   B. Its the 20th anniversary of the 89 Batman movie, NOT Forever.   C. There is much more of a love and demand for Elfmans score than any others of the live action series.


I also dont hear ANYTHING  Elfman in Goldenthals music. At least in the Superman films, it may have been different composers, but it was still the same themes. Forever not only introduced an entirely new direction for the films and its characters, but also for the music. Also, where is it documented that Goldenthals Batman scores are considered "one of the most unique and entertainable"? My years on Batman message boards this is a first for me reading this.


Also, and Im gonna be harsh here, who cares if its "unfair" to Goldenthal? Then lets get a rerelease and remastered edition of Neal Heftis music and a mass retail release of Shirley Walkers scores.

We are Burton Batman enthusiasts here. This is the main focus here.

When I first read this I called B.S. This interview goes against everything weve heard, read, and learned over the last 10 years. Either Schumacher was on drugs that day or the interviewer took alot of liberties when writing this.

Glad this is still a go, PJ. I cant wait for it.