The Supreme Court this week declined to hear the case, which effectively sealed the deal in favor of DC. The original Batmobile was based on a concept car from 1955, the Lincoln Futura, which ...

Consequently, since the Batmobile's debut in 1939, over 100 variations have appeared throughout Batman's DC Comics history. Most Batmobiles in Wayne’s collection can be considered general ...

DC Comics wins Batmobile lawsuit. DC Comics wins Batmobile lawsuit. A federal judge sides with the publisher in its dispute with a replica maker. By Mark Langshaw Published: 11 February 2013.

A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that Warner Bros. Entertainment’s DC Comics Inc. owns the copyright to the Batmobile as it appeared in the 1960s television show and 1989 film.

DC Comics has won its crusade against Batmobile duplicates. Supreme Court stays out of Batmobile case, a victory for DC Comics' copyright crusade - Los Angeles Times Zap!

An appeals court has ruled that DC Comics holds a copyright on the Batmobile, including this one from the 1960s television series "Batman," as well as the version seen in the 1989 Tim Burton movie ...

“To the Batmobile!” was one of Batman’s catch phrases during his campy 1960s television series, but it’s also a quote from a recent ruling handed down by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ...

Warner Bros. director Matt Reeves has revealed the first photos of the new Batmobile from the Robert Pattinson movie The Batman — and it’s a big throwback to classic DC Comics Batmobiles.

“The panel held that DC Comics owned a copyright interest in the Batmobile character, as expressed in the 1966 television series and the 1989 motion picture, because it did not transfer its ...

DC Comics has made one of Zack Snyder’s visions a permanent part of the canon: The Batmobile driven by Ben Affleck’s Batman! DC’s new “Flashpoint Beyond” event began with the Flashpoint ...

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of DC Comics on Wednesday, in a case that reaffirms the company’s claim to copyright of the Batmobile. DC’s rights were challenged by Mark Towle ...