How did the TV series in the 60s in the 1960s change Mr. Fariz, his name in the comedy

The books depicted in the fifties and sixties of the last century produced some of the most ridiculous stories in the history of the dark knight. At a time when science fiction was anger, comedy transformed “a strange personality of darkness” from “comedy comedy” No. 27 of “caricatures” of 1939 into a camp boy, where it included fictional, foreigners, and space travel adventures.

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This was the era that gave us some of the most absurd “Batman” covers, such as “Batman” No. 118 of 1958, which a copy of the hepatic Crusaders that he detained in a water tank, “Yes Robin, has become a human fish!” Then, there was “Comics Comics” No. 356 of 1966, which was adorned by a wonder boy who was shocked by the fact that he “turns into a coffin!” In 1960, “Comics Comics” witnessed the battle of Batman’s battle “a competitor between the planets” in the form of “Krajan Cave-Eel” and “Batman” No. 121 of 1959, “Ice Zero crimes”, which tried to turn the dynamic duo into “the most valuable lives in the world” by coding them in ice blocks.

It is not surprising that a few of these fictional stories served as the emergence of long -term elements of Batman myths. But this does not apply to Mr. Zero, who has already gone to become one of the most famous players at the famous Dark Knight exhibition – though this Filled Arnold Schwarzenegger in the notorious Batman in the 1990s. But in order to happen, the character needed a little help from the “Batman” program in the 1960s.

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Depending on your sensitivities, “Batman” TV program in the 1960s is either pure joy Or an insult to Batman, which turned the character into more than just a joke available in public awareness. At least, this may be what some of the participants felt before Tim Burton came in 1989 and restored Batman’s place as a revenge from the night. It is clear that the TV series “Batman” was clearly that it was a decisive step in the development of the character, not only to keep it relevant but also took it from the personality of a successful comic book to the icon of pop culture.

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The show also had a more accurate effect on Lauer Batman itself. Take Mr. Zero, for example. The villain, who first appeared in the movie “Batman” #121 in 1959, was largely forgotten at a time when the TV series decided to overwhelm it and gave him a change. His back, George Sanders, who first appeared in the first season episode “Fresh Freeze”, was filmed as a scientist called Doctor Schiesvel that was now transferred to the surface villain now after he was mired of a dome of “immediate freezing” during a battle with Batman. Then he appeared again in the first season in the episode “Rats Like Cheese”, which Sanders filmed again, before returning to four other episodes in the second season. In his appearance in the second season, Otto Bremenger played two sessions in two episodes and Elie Walsh for the two.

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Mr. Fariz will not return before Batman was canceled after three seasonsBut his legacy lives in the form of his counterpart for the comic book, which was also renamed, after the popularity of the TV program, to Mr. Fariz.

“Batman” came out of the air in 1968, but in the same year, Mr. Zero witnessed returning to the comic books after his first appearance in 1959. This time, the character also changed his name to Mr. Freez, identical to the evil television series. “Comics Comics” of 1968 #373 witnessed that the character re -appears to Menace Gotham City in a story entitled “MR. I wrote the story written by Gardner Fox and clarified by Chic Stone, a malicious gesture to the title of the new Freeze and its small origins when Batman refers to” Mr. Zero “before correcting himself. Then Robin says, then says, then Robin says, Mr. Fariz! This looks like a camp name dreaming of a villain on a TV program. “

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Without the “Batman” series, it is certain that Mr. Freeze will not become the legendary Batman Rogue today – although it should be said that his longevity is also attributed to “Batman: The Animated Series”. Although it was completely dark, this beloved show in the nineties was very followed by the footsteps of the “Batman” series in the 1960s by re -invention of Mr. Fariz to a new generation. “Heart of ICE” is still one of the best episodes “Batman: The Animated Series” To re -imagine Mr. Freez Kfrez Victor, a more tragic version of the character who was on a mission to find a treatment for his wife, Nora’s peripheral. Then this comedy was adopted by the comedy, and the virtual origin of Mr. Fariz has since become.

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Looking at the origin of the character as an evil way to be astonished in the week, which has emerged during a doubtful period in the “Batman” comics, this is a wonderful path that shows the importance of re -imagining Batman in the various media as a way to prolong the history of characters rich in characters and improvement. The actor “Batman forever” Val Kilmer was right when he spoke about the character being an empty listIn the sense that his story and traditions allow the endless re -interpretation, which in itself is a large part of the reason for the appearance of the character exhibition and the Rogez exhibition for nearly a century.