Another Star Wars/Batman relation!

[Bird Boy]

The first relations were:

Mark Hammil- Luke Skywalker in all 3 originaly Trilogy movies, and does the voice of the cartoon Joker.

ROTJ- stands for Return of the Joker, and Return of the Jedi.

In "Curse of the Kobra" Max wore a outfit similar to the Slave Leia outfit in Return of the Jedi.

"Is Jar Jar Lame" and several other thousand references to Star Wars in "Centries of the Last Cosmos"

and now I found this one:

Billy Dee Williams plays Harvey Dent in the 1989 Batman movie, and he plays Lando Callarisian in Empire Strikes Back!

Any others that I missed?

-BB

[Calhoun07]

Bruce Timm once proposed a Star Wars comic book to Dark Horse that got turned down. Lucasfilm didn't think his style was what they were looking for in the comics. I've seen some of the artwork in the Star Wars comics lately, and I think they really dropped the ball with turning Bruce's Star Wars down.

[Maxie Zeus]

In "Revenant" (the one with the ghost who was really Willie Watt), Max refers to the poltergeist activity as the "phantom menace."

[DR. BELCH]

In one Batman episode--"Mad Love", I believe--Joker attempts to murder Jim Gordon in a dentists's office. When Batman shows up, the clown exeunts, tossing over his shoulder a cheery "May the floss be with you!"

[Beyond Batman]

That's pretty wierd. A personal experience of mine was:

I started collecting toys because of Star Wars Episode One. I soon stopped, then began collecting Batman stuff. As if Starwars was my "gateway collection." However, I'm more dedicated to Batman than I was Starwars. That's really weird how you noticed those connections between Batman and Starwars.

-Beyond Batman

[Bird Boy]

I got into Batman when I was 5. Then in 1996, I got into Star Wars collecting. I mainly only collect SW now, but I still love Batman as much as ever. Main reason I don't collect Batman much anymore is: Hasbro figs suck, and they suck hard. and every other bat collectible is expensive!

-BB