“I’m Married to Batman!” answers the question that no one asked: what would it be like if you were married to Batman after he retired but he refused to stop wearing the costume?
Frankly, this is just an excuse to be goofy. I really like the idea of a serious Batman placed in everyday situations.
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Episode 1: “Storm’s Coming” – May 2012
Episode 2: “Where Is He?” - June, 2012
Episode 3: “He Must Have Friends” – July 19, 2012
Episode 4: “And You’ll Never Have To” – July, 2012
Episode 5: “This Isn’t a Car” – Aug, 2012
The Making of “I’m Married to Batman!” - Fall 2012
“I’m Married to Batman!” is largely influenced by Christian Bale’s portrayal of Batman in the Christopher Nolan series.
Episodes 3, 4 and 5 have already been filmed – this was done all during one long grueling 8 hour day. July is not a good month to be wearing a bat suit, even in a centrally air conditioned house.

Edited by Jamie Insalaco


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