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Chris Palmerini UNITED STATES
Member Since March 2007
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1966 Batman frame tray puzzle pencils

Location: Batman

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Location: Batman
Title: 1966 Batman frame tray puzzle pencils*
Artist:  None Specified
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Prelim
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1163
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 6/10/2007

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Pencils for 1966 Batman frame tray puzzle. I'm not sure who did it and I don't think this one was used, but it's awesome. Anyone know who drew these?

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Member Since: March 2007
Last Login: July 2026
Country: UNITED STATES
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Icon UK Member Since 2005
Posted On 6/15/2007

My guess is that's Walt Howarth, a British artist who did a ton of licensed stuff in the 1960's (Batman, Doctor Who, Green Hornet etc), books, puzzles etc (He's still working too)
Steven Dilworth Member Since 2012
Posted On 8/7/2025

Icon UK wrote:
"  My guess is that's Walt Howarth, a British artist who did a ton of licensed stuff in the 1960's (Batman, Doctor Who, Green Hornet etc), books, puzzles etc (He's still working too)  "

I looked up Walt Howarth, and the top hit was In Memoriam.  He passed away nine months after you posted this.  He did wonderful work.  This is a wonderful prelim piece.  I really, really, really loved the 1960s Batman.  I also spent a lot of time drooling over the game box and puzzle box art in the Ben Franklin's store when I was a kid.

Chris Palmerini Member Since 2007
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Posted On 8/7/2025

Steven Dilworth wrote:
"  I looked up Walt Howarth, and the top hit was In Memoriam.  He passed away nine months after you posted this.  He did wonderful work.  This is a wonderful prelim piece.  I really, really, really loved the 1960s Batman.  I also spent a lot of time drooling over the game box and puzzle box art in the Ben Franklin's store when I was a kid.
 "

Thanks! I've had this piece a long time. I believe it was rescued from a garbage can because it was rejected. 

Steven Dilworth Member Since 2012
Posted On 8/7/2025

Chris Palmerini wrote:
"  Thanks! I've had this piece a long time. I believe it was rescued from a garbage can because it was rejected. 
 "

Thank heavens it was rescued and found a good home.

Damon Wright Member Since 2008
Posted On 1/28/2026

Wonderful!  And a garbage can?  Oh my!  Terrifying!