Bakers Dozen

Devices Used by Batman in the 1966 TV Series

  1. Bat-gas
  2. Batarang
  3. Batpole
  4. Batcycle
  5. Bat-Skivvies (special undies they wore when battling Mr. Freeze)
  6. Electronic Hair Bat-Analyzer

Devices Used by Batman in the 1966 TV Series

  1. Bat-gas
  2. Batarang
  3. Batpole
  4. Batcycle
  5. Bat-Skivvies (special undies they wore when battling Mr. Freeze)
  6. Electronic Hair Bat-Analyzer
  7. Batmobile

Devices Used by Batman in the 1966 TV Series

  1. Bat-gas
  2. Batarang
  3. Batpole
  4. Batcycle
  5. Bat-Skivvies (special undies they wore when battling Mr. Freeze)
  6. Electronic Hair Bat-Analyzer
  7. Batmobile
  8. Bat Shark-Repellent (while in a surfing contest with the Joker).

Devices Used by Batman in the 1966 TV Series

  1. Bat-gas
  2. Batarang
  3. Batpole
  4. Batcycle
  5. Bat-Skivvies (special undies they wore when battling Mr. Freeze)
  6. Electronic Hair Bat-Analyzer
  7. Batmobile
  8. Bat Shark-Repellent (while in a surfing contest with the Joker).
  9. Batphone

Devices Used by Batman in the 1966 TV Series

  1. Bat-gas
  2. Batarang
  3. Batpole
  4. Batcycle
  5. Bat-Skivvies (special undies they wore when battling Mr. Freeze)
  6. Electronic Hair Bat-Analyzer
  7. Batmobile
  8. Bat Shark-Repellent (while in a surfing contest with the Joker).
  9. Batphone
  10. Bat-Shield (which stopped bullets despite being made of thin clear plastic)

Devices Used by Batman in the 1966 TV Series

  1. Bat-gas
  2. Batarang
  3. Batpole
  4. Batcycle
  5. Bat-Skivvies (special undies they wore when battling Mr. Freeze)
  6. Electronic Hair Bat-Analyzer
  7. Batmobile
  8. Bat Shark-Repellent (while in a surfing contest with the Joker).
  9. Batphone
  10. Bat-Shield (which stopped bullets despite being made of thin clear plastic)
  11. Bat-correction Signal (alerts Batman or Robin when they say something incorrect)

Devices Used by Batman in the 1966 TV Series

  1. Bat-gas
  2. Batarang
  3. Batpole
  4. Batcycle
  5. Bat-Skivvies (special undies they wore when battling Mr. Freeze)
  6. Electronic Hair Bat-Analyzer
  7. Batmobile
  8. Bat Shark-Repellent (while in a surfing contest with the Joker).
  9. Batphone
  10. Bat-Shield (which stopped bullets despite being made of thin clear plastic)
  11. Bat-correction Signal (alerts Batman or Robin when they say something incorrect)
  12. Bat Computer

Devices Used by Batman in the 1966 TV Series

  1. Bat-gas
  2. Batarang
  3. Batpole
  4. Batcycle
  5. Bat-Skivvies (special undies they wore when battling Mr. Freeze)
  6. Electronic Hair Bat-Analyzer
  7. Batmobile
  8. Bat Shark-Repellent (while in a surfing contest with the Joker).
  9. Batphone
  10. Bat-Shield (which stopped bullets despite being made of thin clear plastic)
  11. Bat-correction Signal (alerts Batman or Robin when they say something incorrect)
  12. Bat Computer
  13. Beethoven’s head (had a switch to get to the Bat Cave)

New List…

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man

He worked for the F-BEE-I, and, yes, he actually had his own comic.

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man
  3. Johnny Fartpants

From the hilariously juvenile UK adult comic, Viz

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man
  3. Johnny Fartpants
  4. PMS Avenger

Seen briefly in Mystery Men.

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man
  3. Johnny Fartpants
  4. PMS Avenger
  5. Noogie Man

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man
  3. Johnny Fartpants
  4. PMS Avenger
  5. Noogie Man
  6. Bungie Jumper

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man
  3. Johnny Fartpants
  4. PMS Avenger
  5. Noogie Man
  6. Bungie Jumper
  7. Renaissance Man

When danger strikes, his superpowers are the ability to discuss anatomy and literature in Latin and then play the virginals. Admired for his well roundedness, however.

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man
  3. Johnny Fartpants
  4. PMS Avenger
  5. Noogie Man
  6. Bungie Jumper
  7. Renaissance Man
  8. Howard Stern’s “Fartman” (who was SUPPOSED to be the lead character of a movie)

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man
  3. Johnny Fartpants
  4. PMS Avenger
  5. Noogie Man
  6. Bungie Jumper
  7. Renaissance Man
  8. Howard Stern’s “Fartman”
  9. Slumber Lad

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man
  3. Johnny Fartpants
  4. PMS Avenger
  5. Noogie Man
  6. Bungie Jumper
  7. Renaissance Man
  8. Howard Stern’s “Fartman”
  9. Slumber Lad
  10. The Semi-Translucent Girl

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man
  3. Johnny Fartpants
  4. PMS Avenger
  5. Noogie Man
  6. Bungie Jumper
  7. Renaissance Man
  8. Howard Stern’s “Fartman”
  9. Slumber Lad
  10. The Semi-Translucent Girl
  11. Expendable Lad

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man
  3. Johnny Fartpants
  4. PMS Avenger
  5. Noogie Man
  6. Bungie Jumper
  7. Renaissance Man
  8. Howard Stern’s “Fartman”
  9. Slumber Lad
  10. The Semi-Translucent Girl
  11. Expendable Lad
  12. Gazebo Boy (Could turn into one. Useless against Termite Man. Read about him in a D&D magazine, unless it was somewhere else.)

Failed comic book heroes (doesn’t have to be real)

  1. Snot Avenger
  2. Bee-Man
  3. Johnny Fartpants
  4. PMS Avenger
  5. Noogie Man
  6. Bungie Jumper
  7. Renaissance Man
  8. Howard Stern’s “Fartman”
  9. Slumber Lad
  10. The Semi-Translucent Girl
  11. Expendable Lad
  12. Gazebo Boy
  13. The Green Whore Net
    Can round up all the green prostitutes in their locale instantly.

Actors with writing credits

  1. Matt Damon, GOOD WILL HUNTING

Doesn’t have to be a screenplay.