Not every original villain in "Batman: The Animated Series" was a woman. There was also tough-on-crime vigilante Lock-Up, an invisible man named Lloyd Ventrix, the joke villain the Condiment King ...

Absolute Batman #10 introduced several classic Batman villains, including Clayface and Poison Ivy, into the Absolute Universe ...

These 7 Batman villains deserve their own TV show after the success of The Penguin. By Matthew Aguilar. ... A full storyline between the two could be explored thoroughly in a television series, ...

Mr. Freeze, one of Batman's most famous villains, has the 1960s TV show to thank for a name change that was a big improvement from his original comics name.

But the 1966 Batman TV series revived the character as Mister Freeze, giving the villain a second life. He was still a one-note villain with no real character or motivation beyond robbing banks.

Clayface is the latest DC villain to join Mondo's ever-growing Batman: The Animated Series line of figures. Check out our exclusive first look at this impressive piece.

Original TV Robin Burt Ward, 80, Talks Best “Batman ”Villains and Feeling Like a 'Kid in the Candy Store' on the '60s Show Bailey Richards July 8, 2025 at 2:58 PM ...