A guest actor who appeared in multiple episodes prior to his death.
Millionaire Bruce Wayne who defends Gotham City. He aids the police against supervillains by following clues to thwart their plans and capture criminals.
Batman.
Voice of a celebrity lookalike
Batman is one half of Gotham City's crime-fighting Dynamic Duo. He confronts the classic Batman rogues gallery and other villains, while Bat-Mite, an enthusiastic fan from another dimension, tries to assist him in a way that frequently creates additional problems.
The vigilante protector of Gotham who partners with Robin to thwart the United Underworld's elaborate schemes. He utilizes advanced gadgets, deductive reasoning, and combat skills to rescue hostages and neutralize criminal threats.
Campy television-era Dark Knight and minor criminal, highlighting retro superhero aesthetics.
Adam West voicing Grand Moff Tarkin, a high-ranking Imperial officer.
Adam West is the central protagonist, a former television hero actor who attends the charity gala and discovers that the original Batmobile has been stolen. He persuades Burt Ward to pursue it, confronts the conspiracy, survives the booby-trapped Batmobile, and helps free them before the Batcave explodes.
Allan McKenna is Olivia McKenna's husband. When Samuel Dockstader describes the supernatural activities of Olivia McKenna's father, Allan McKenna initially rejects the account, while Olivia McKenna becomes convinced after seeing the evidence and hearing the recorded explanation.
Adam is the star of the action film The Spy Who Laughed at Danger, the production on which Sonny works as stunt coordinator. The plot identifies him as the film's leading performer, while the major conflicts instead center on Sonny's stunts, Roger's direction, and the dangerous revised ending.
Parody of Imperial Grand Moff Tarkin, voiced by Mayor Adam West
Adam West has 163 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 14 cinematic universes — most prominently Batman (Adam West) Animation Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Batman, The New Adventures of Batman, Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 14 universes
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