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Batman Riding A Baby Elephant

March 19, 2013 2 comments

Maybe his Batmobile had a flat tire?

Photo via acidcow

In this vintage black and white photo, an unidentified actor poses as Gotham City’s Caped Crusader. Except, instead of a handsome, high-speed Batmobile, he’s riding an adorable baby elephant! Hopefully it didn’t have any run-ins with the law. The only crime this little giant mammal can be accused of is being too cute!

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written by denisesanjose

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2 comments

  1. neanderthalis

    neanderthalis

    Adam West was always my favorite Batman.

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  2. diomaxwelle

    diomaxwelle

    I have to admit, I wasn't sure what I was going to see when I clicked on the article (a miniature toy elephant with a toy Batman? A drawing?), but I am so glad I did.

    2 months ago · report as spam

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