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Bob Kane

Bob Kane

American comic book writerWikipedia

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Oct 16, 2026

Ryan EllisHOST
22:03
Career, not career.
Ryan EllisHOST
22:05
Apart from playing Strasser in Casablanca, he had been in The Man Who Laughs, the movie that inspired Bob Kane and Bill Finger to come up with the Joker in the Batman comics, and was, I think, the only actor who reteamed with Wien to make The Hands of Orlac.
Ryan EllisHOST
22:17
Orlac? Whatever.
Ryan EllisHOST
22:18
His last movie came out right after Casablanca.
GALLOWTREE

GALLOWTREE

Batman 4

Oct 15 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
12:29
This production is copyright 2006 Pendant Productions.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:32
Batman created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, copyright 2006 DC Comics.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:39
For more information, visit pendantaudio.com, and to visit the home of Batman on the Internet, visit batmanytb.com.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:48
Thanks for listening.
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Batman 3

Oct 15 · 1 Mention

L. Adam BellVOICE_ACTOR
11:45
This production is copyright 2006 Pendant Productions.
L. Adam BellVOICE_ACTOR
11:48
Batman created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger.
L. Adam BellVOICE_ACTOR
11:50
Copyright 2006 DC Comics.
L. Adam BellVOICE_ACTOR
11:55
For more information, visit pendantaudio.com. And to visit the home of Batman on the Internet, visit batmanytb.com.
Jay ShepardHOST
9:31
I mean, uh, this was six months before 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea came out with some of the finest, uh, underwater photography, photography from the 1950s in it.
Jay ShepardHOST
9:44
So this was not the first film to do underwater photography, but it was one of the ones that made a big deal of it.
Jay ShepardHOST
9:50
Also, because it was in 3D, you know, there was, there was a lot of other stuff going on like that.
Joshua StolteHOST
9:56
Hmm.

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Jay ShepardHOST
36:17
Do you live here?" He nodded.
Jay ShepardHOST
36:20
Sometimes.
Jay ShepardHOST
36:21
I've got a playroom up here, but it's lonesome because I'm not around here much.
Jay ShepardHOST
36:25
I haven't got any friends.
Brandon PetersHOST
1:43
Who is now credited, rightfully, as a creator of Batman, the little history behind all that.
Scott MendelsonPANELIST
1:48
Say what you will about Batman v. Superman, but I'm pretty sure that was the first movie to have a credit of Batman created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger on the screen.
Scott MendelsonPANELIST
1:58
I think Gotham did it first on television, but I'd have to double check.
Scott MendelsonPANELIST
2:01
The long and short of it is basically...
Scott MendelsonPANELIST
2:04
A lot of what was given was credited to Bob Kane as the all-consuming creator of Batman was actually, you know, a two-hander with Bill Finger doing a lot of the heavy lifting and inventing slash creating slash whatever a lot of the characters and tropes and gadgets that we associate with Batman.
Scott MendelsonPANELIST
2:25
And I don't know the politics of the time, but for whatever reason, Bill Finger did what he did in relative obscurity while Bob Kane lived his life as the all-consuming one and only creator of the Batman.
Scott MendelsonPANELIST
2:39
And it's been sort of a...
Scott MendelsonPANELIST
2:41
It was a grave injustice, one of many of that era of comic book.
Al MegaHOST
19:13
Yeah, reserved, yeah
William BernhardtGUEST
19:14
... let Bob Kane go wild.
William BernhardtGUEST
19:16
But Jerry wasn't shy.
Al MegaHOST
19:17
I would've beat the hell out of Bob Kane [laughs] if that was me, but that's me.
Al MegaHOST
19:21
[laughs]
William BernhardtGUEST
19:22
It'd be hard not to, but-
speaker_1HOST
2:26
Absolutely.
speaker_0HOST
2:27
The editorial traces the origins all the way back to Bill Finger and Bob Kane describing their creation as vengeance incarnate.
speaker_1HOST
2:34
And vengeance incarnate is the crucial starting point here.
speaker_1HOST
2:38
In the golden age of comic books, the medium was really just establishing its archetypes.
Dr GrooveHOST
2:26
The subsequent other films were titled The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises.
Dr GrooveHOST
3:03
The character Batman originated in American comic books published by DC Comics and was created by writer Bill Finger and artist Bob Kane and first appeared in 1939.
Dr GrooveHOST
3:16
The music for the film Batman Begins was by Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard and combines orchestral and electronic music.
Dr GrooveHOST
3:26
The track played is called Molossus.
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Batman 2

Oct 9 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
13:45
This production is copyright 2006 Pendant Productions.
speaker_0NARRATOR
13:48
Batman created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, copyright 2006 DC Comics.
speaker_0NARRATOR
13:55
For more information, visit PendantAudio.com. And to visit the home of Batman on the Internet, visit BatmanYTB.com.
speaker_0NARRATOR
14:04
Thanks for listening.
GALLOWTREE

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Batman 1

Oct 7 · 1 Mention

speaker_7NARRATOR
10:42
This production is copyright 2006 Pendant Productions.
speaker_7NARRATOR
10:45
Batman created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, copyright 2006 DC Comics.
speaker_7NARRATOR
10:52
For more information, visit pendantaudio.com, and to visit the home of Batman on the Internet, visit batmanytb.com.
speaker_7NARRATOR
11:01
Thanks for listening

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