Batman and Robin’s Studebaker

[drrotor]

Who knew that one of the earliest Batmobiles was a ‘50 Commander? See for yourself!

[Mark L]

Which Batman and Robin comic book number is this from, Kenny?

Edit: I found the answer online: DC #156 from 1950.

https://www.dcuniverse.com/news/we-rank-almost-every-batmobile-ever/

[tsenecal]

Who knew? Looks like they even do their own body and fender work.

[showbizkid]

With their handy Bat-Welding Masks!

[E. Davis]

Holy Commander, Batman...We only have a 6 cylinder engine. Maybe we had better wait until next year.

[Andy R.]

Why are we in our costumes for this?
Do you know how hard it is to get slag out of a yellow cape?!

[JayBird]

I think someone forgot to give those plans to Chuck Barris

[showbizkid]

I think you meant George Barris. Unless you thought that the Batmobile would make a good Gong Show entry

[BobWaitz]

Y'all'er darn lucky I haven't won the lottery yet.

[bezhawk]

Here's the real thing.

[studeclunker]

Being ridiculously rich, Bruce could have afforded to put whatever he wanted under the hood. I remember reading this issue and wondered about why Batman was welding a painted fender and why they weren't wearing something more appropriate to work in. I just figured it was along the line of a posed photo for Alfred. My sister had a prodigious collection of comic books and shared freely.