Costumes from Batman TV Series


Batman Costume Worn by Adam West



Robin Costume Worn by Burt Ward



Batgirl Costume Worn by Yvonne Craig



Photographed in 1968

Greatest American Hero


William Katt




William Katt and Connie Sellecca




Connie Sellecca, William Katt, and Robert Culp




Main Cast
William Katt as Ralph Hinkley/Hanley
Robert Culp as Bill Maxwell
Connie Sellecca as Pam Davidson


The Greatest American Hero is an American comedy-drama television series that aired for three seasons from 1981 to 1983 on ABC. Created by producer Stephen J. Cannell, it premiered as a two-hour pilot movie on March 18, 1981.[1] The series features William Katt as teacher Ralph Hinkley ("Hanley" for the latter part of the first season), Robert Culp as FBI agent Bill Maxwell, and Connie Sellecca as lawyer Pam Davidson.

It was a delightful series and I enjoyed the craziness that this show brings. These are the only three pictures that I have and I hope to have another 2-3 later on. Enjoy.

From the look on his face, I'm guessing he just realized what a pain in the neck Lois really was from reading this comic.

Wonder Woman Cathy Lee Crosby
Part 1 of 2









Pictures taken in 1974 and got these from a dear friend of mine for practically nothing and happy to have these pictures for my own enjoyment. Starred Cathy Lee Crosby as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman. Director: Vincent McEveety.

Incredible Hulk
Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno
Black and White Photos
with Stan Lee included









Stan Lee did a cameo in this series and in the made for TV movie the The Trial of the Incredible Hulk.  Enjoy these cool pictures of them here.  The one with Stan Lee in - was given to me by a very dear friend of mine. He had an extra copy that I can have and gave it to me.

Batgirl Cycle from the
3rd and Final Season of Batman








General Notes:

I have tried my best to find as much information as I can about Batgirl's bike however, it has been a struggle! Firstly the bike used for the "1967 Batgirl Presentation" (click to watch) is different from the bike which was eventually used throughout season three, that is 100% fact. The story behind that bike is not however clear. A company called "Kustomotive" had a contract worth $500 to produce a Batgirl Cycle to be used for "A Batgirl Promotional Film" but the make of that bike is unknown, and the reason why they did not continue using that bike for the series is also unknown. Logic suggests that Fox and Greenway did not like the design, and to be honest it did not look anything special!

Now here is another gap in the puzzle... For yet another unknown reason Yamaha sent a YDS-5E motorcycle into Greenway Productions at Fox. The prop department at Fox Studios in California customised the bike to how you see it during season three. Unlike say the Batmobile where five were produced, only one Batgirl Cycle was made.

Subsequently when the Batman series was cancelled the Batgirl Cycle was sent back to Yamaha, still in its modified state. What happened to the bike when it got sent back to Yamaha or where it is now is anyones guess?

Picture below is of a typical Yamaha YDS-5E. Hard picturing this as a Batgirl Cycle eh!






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