2006年5月23日 · Every time that someone got punched in the 1966 Batman TV series, a graphic displaying Batman fight words like "Boff! Bonk! Pow!" was displayed. Here's why...

The Batman TV series is best known for its use of onomatopoeia filling shots during fight scenes; to wit, animated verbiage describing the impact of a given punch appear comic book-style on …

2016年1月11日 · January 12 marks the anniversary of the start of the “Batman” TV show in 1966. The colorful tongue-in-cheek superhero romp, initially aired twice a week, became a quick …

2025年3月12日 · Found this interesting origin of the onomatopoeia “Biff” of which we Batman fans are fond. According to the article, “Biff” is supposed to represent the sound of a baseball being …

Here is a complete list of Bat-Fight words that appeared during the series and the 1966 movie. Holy onomatopoeia Batman! AIEEE! AIIEEE! ARRGH! AWK! AWKKKKKK! BAM! BANG! …

2016年1月12日 · To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 1966 Batman series, we’ve compiled every BLOOP! ZLONK! and KER-SPLOOSH! in one handy GIF. Adam West as Bruce Wayne, …

2012年4月6日 · 1966 saw the debut of the bedazzling Poison Ivy in “Batman” #181 as she put a slight riff between Batman and Robin. The first villainous Spellbinder was also introduced that …

2021年1月20日 · “Gleeps, it’s Batman!” a woman blurts as Batman, dressed in his batlike costume, strides manfully into a nightspot. “Ringside table, Batman?” he is asked. “No,” he …

2023年1月6日 · Merriam-Webster dates biff to 1887, and bang and pow to the sixteenth century. So the full string must be from late 1800s at the earliest. Not a definitive answer to your …

2024年1月24日 · As popular in manga as Amekomi, onomatopoeia like on the Batman TV show also appeared on Japanese tokusatsu shows-like here in Super Sentai Gaoranger (Super …