Yep, Batman, that's pretty much the same reaction that I had upon reading The Brave and the Bold #139, a tale that teams-up Batman the Caped Crusader with Hawkman the Winged Avenger in order to save Commissioner James Gordon from being assassinated by a bounty hunter! It's excitement and adventure all around. It's also the story of the time that the time that Jim Gordon shot down a space alien in
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Wrt to the alt.text. I thought Clooney was the best one. Keaton was a very good Bruce Wayne, but not entirely convincing as the guy in the cowl. Val Kilmer was very menacing with the mask on, but his billionaire playboy Bruce wayne had the personality of a dial-tone and the charisma of something small and dead that the cat has left on the doorstep. Clooney managed both the charisma and the menace. It's just a shame the movie around him was such a wannabe-campy shambles.
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