This story serves as both a follow-up to the ending the "Chandell's Chanteuse" Batman '66 comic story, and a precursor to the Archie meets Batman '66 crossover (no Archie characters featured though). It features a team-up between the Sandman and Minerva, as played by Michael Rennie and Zsa Zsa Gabor respectively, on the Batman TV series.

"Wayne residence," an alert voice answered. "Alfred?" His voice sounded strange to him, small and timid. "Alfred…it's me, Dick!" He heard a startling gasp on the other line. "Master Dick, is that really you? Are you okay? Where are you? Master Bruce has been out of his mind worried about you. You have been gone for over three weeks now!" Dark, but Hurt/Comfort fic.

It's a race for revenge as two villains try to outwit each other. When a prize is added, the Caped Crusader and the Boy Wonder find themselves in double trouble.

Dick's/Robin's thoughts during and after his and Bruce's run in with the Siren (Season 3 Episode 3)

My story is based on an idea that Spencer Tracey had to end the show, had he been cast as the Penguin. My story is literally a final episode of the tv series, as Batman finally meets his death at the hands of the Penguin.

First Chief O'Hara goes missing and now Robin. Commissioner Gordon and Batman must find them and fast before it's too late.

From the 1966 live action DC Comics series. Barbara Gordon has arrived to save the day!

Batman is not acting like his usual self. Robin has to get his partner back but it will come with a price.

Batman and Robin are on the trail of Gotham's latest villain: The Signalman!

Two people, two different worlds, same minds (I suck at summaries)

My story is about some funny incidents that occur when Batman and Robin are having one of their famous wall climbs.

Six months have passed since the vanquish of Dark Lord Nimway. As Batman fight crimes across Goham, a new villainess arrives in a hope to recruit a team, but will the arrival of sure a villainess being the Gotham supervillains to there knees, possible forcing Harley to choose weather or not to betray her lover the Joker.

My story is set ten years after the ending of the Batman tv series, and is about a day in the life of Batman.

Batman faces a new, terrifying villain who's just come to Gotham City: Count Dracula himself!

When tragedy strikes, the way you react could alter the course of your life, maybe even define who you are. My name is Richard John Grayson, and this is my story. (a different take on the origin of Robin)

Just a little something I thought of while in the bathroom; dunno what else to call this Also posted to Archive Of Our Own

Marsha's Aunt Hilda is notorious for her frequently failing potions. However, one small success for her became one giant change for our beloved Dynamic Duo. Disclaimer: I own nothing but the idea

Of all those times that Batman and Robin or Bruce and Dick faked their deaths, this time Bruce might have to face the fact that Dick may actually be gone.

Dick's thoughts on what happened while under the influence Catwoman's Cataphrenic which leads to him seeking comfort from Bruce

Catwoman has been selected for a new rehabilitation program where she must live with a board member of Gotham City State Penitentiary for a short amount of time to see the joys of a normal life. Guess who volunteered to take her in. Bruce Wayne. Set after "Catwoman Goes to College/Batman Displays His Knowledge" with Julie Newmar as Catwoman. Dedicated to the best Batman ever. R&R!

The Joker has a new lethal weapon with an unusual method of death. Death by Sex! Women exposed will die unless the poison is literally screwed out of them with multiple repetitions as well as only a limited amount of time before they can be saved. What will the terrific trio do when Joker captures them and virginal young Batgirl has gotta have it, or die!

Batman and Robin are called to fight crime going on in Gotham as usual when the Batmobile inconveniently breaks down on them. How will our Dynamic Duo stop the trouble brewing in the city without their trusty set of four wheels?

Robin is the proud owner of his nickname for a reason and this isn't the first time he's had to prove it.

Batman before his days with Robin.

There's a new Diner in Gotham City, and it's own by The Penguin, It's up to Batman & Robin to see what's he's up to. This story is based on the 1966 Batman TV series.