Batman

Penguin schemes to marry Barbara, but the Commissioner's daughter turns out to be a third secret crime-fighter called Batgirl- and only Alfred knows.

Riddler, scheming to take over the fight game in Gotham City, challenges Batman.

Batgirl and Robin leap to the rescue of Bruce Wayne who is under the Lorelei-like spell of Siren.

Penguin sets in motion his crooked scheme to win a horse race.

On the eve of the Bruce Wayne Handicap, Penguin plans to enter Lola Lasagne's glue factory horse Parasol, as a long shot and win a fortune. Needing money for the bet, he steals the priceless folio of famous parasols from the Gotham City Library. Batman and crew walk into the library, but, with a spray of gas, Penguin staggers them while he escapes.

Villainous King Tut nearly unmasks Batman in his brazen efforts to become Master of the Universe.

Batman, Robin and Batgirl curtail Louie the Lilac's plans to control the flower-children of Gotham City.

Egghead continues his villainy: kidnapping the Commissioner, then foiling Batman, Robin, Batgirl and Alfred by a devilish ruse which causes them all to cry.

The Cossacks come thundering down to Gotham City Radium Center. Egghead, Olga, and the Cossacks steal two pounds of radium! Commissioner Gordon and Batgirl visit famed paleontologist Professor Dactyl, viewing his prized possession, a 40 million year-old Neosaurus egg, big enough to hold a man.

Batman, Robin and Batgirl foil the Joker's plot to become Surfing Champion of the world.

Ireland Yard requests Batman's help in solving a baffling series of fog-bound thefts.

After dissipating the deathly Lord Ffogg-made fog with the Batextinguisher, Batman and Robin voice their suspicions of his Lordship and Lady Peasoup to Watson and Gordon. They learn that Barbara Gordon plans to join Ffogg's teaching staff. Barbara brings in a parcel left for Batman, and in it they discover three silver bells. It must be a clue!

Battling their way out of Lord Ffogg's fog in the Londinium Tower, Batman and Alfred, in a cab, and Robin in the Batmobile, head for Ffogg's estate to rescue Batgirl. Meanwhile, Lord Ffogg and Lady Peasoup drop lethal fog pellets at Batgirl's feet as Robin, arriving at the estate first, slips toward the house.

Catwoman sets a pattern-cutting machine to bisect Batgirl and goes to steal a cloth-of-gold coat but is foiled on both scores by the Terrific Trio.

Egghead, with Olga and her Cossacks, begin a series of exactly-planned robberies - trouble for Batman, Robin and Batgirl.

Joker, paroled, immediately teams up with Catwoman to steal a vast amount of dynamite, and blast the Federal Depository.

Batman assures Karnaby Katz he'll do his utmost to regain his antique crib. Joker and Catwoman, lurking near, catch Batgirl and tie her up with patented Cat Whiskers rope which contracts when exposed to body warmth. They leave her on the grass to strangle, but she rolls onto the sprinkler system and saturates the rope so it releases her.

Batman, Robin and Batgirl spoil the smelly scheme of Louie, the Lilac to corner the lilac perfume market.

Batman, Robin, and Batgirl outwit a suffragette bent on destroying Gotham City for the insurance she took out on it.

Penguin contaminates Gotham City money with germs of a rare disease to make everyone throw it away, but Bruce Wayne's power in the world of finance fails him.

Batman is unable to prevent a theft by crafty cowpoke Shame, who's escaped from prison.

Batman and Robin have Frontier Fanny in custody, but Shame, Calamity Jon, Fred and Chief Standing Pat have gone to an ammunition store to arm themselves. Jan pleads with Shame to swap Batgirl for Fanny who's probably in the hands of the police, and he reluctantly agrees to try to free her the next day.

King Tut's re-entry into criminal activity in Gotham City nearly leads to the exposure of Batman and Robin's true identities.

Joker builds a flying saucer, hoping to rule the universe.