Batman 75 Tour Extended to May!

WB’s Batman exhibit has made the rounds in the last year. From Comic-Con in San Diego to NYCC in New York, it’s criss crossed the country to bring the history of The Dark Knight to fans everywhere. I’ve personally seen it and I have to say that it’s impressive. It spans the history of Batman in ways I thought I’d never see…especially in one place. It’s like the Smithsonian if it were built in the Batcave.

Well, the good news today is that the WB has decided to extend the tour into May of 2015!

"Holy good news, Batman! The‪#‎WBBBatmanExhibit‬ has been extended through May 2015! Explore an enormous collection of memorabilia including the Bat Mobiles & Bat Suits! Book your ‪#‎WBTour‬ here: wbtour.comTo celebrate the 75th anniversary of DC Comics’ Batman, we’re inviting you to delve into a world of superheroes, Grappling Guns and Batarangs at the studios where the classic movies were made.For a limited time, you’ll be able to get up close to the iconic costumes, gadgetry and vehicles used in all seven movies as we open the doors to the Batcave and reveal some closely-guarded filmmaking secrets. Expert tour guides will accompany you as you spot iconic locations from the movies and will lead you to our newly-transformed Studio Tour museum – with the entire ground floor now dedicated to the Caped Crusader.Six iconic Batsuits will be on display in the Warner Bros. Museum including the original version worn by Michael Keaton in Batman and the final Christian Bale costume from The Dark Knight Rises. You’ll get see a wide range of authentic costumes including those worn by Poison Ivy, The Riddler, Mr Freeze and Catwoman as well as some infamous prop weapons such as the Joker’s cards, Two-Face’s coin, Penguin’s umbrella and Bane’s bomb.In Warner Bros. Picture Car Vault, which is located on the studio lot, a selection of the Dark Knight’s most iconic vehicles will be showcased – with the Bathammer, Bat-Pod and Tumbler taking centre prod. The Bat-Signal, used to call Bruce Wayne’s alter ego at a time of need, will be on display and you’ll get the chance to operate the infamous prop yourself."

If you ever get the chance, check out the tour. It won’t last forever!