We're nearly coming to an end of the Batman - DC Who's Who, so this week we're getting some specs on the Batplace and Batboat. It's a great set of vehicles and these are probably the most iconic ones in Batman arsenal.

This weekends DC Who's Who take a look back the original Kathy Kane as Batwoman. What was DC thinking when they put her in a bright yellow costume!

I thought I'd already posted this one so I feel disappointed with myself, that I've over looked one of Batman's closest friends - Commissioner Gordon.

Finishing off the week with our continued coverage of DC's Who's Who, one of my favorite villains Mr. Freeze.

I finally found the DC Who's Who I was looking for - Nightwing. Its great to see how Dick Grayson has progressed through the years from Robin to Nightwing, new look costume and now as the caped crusader himself.

This weekends DC Batman Who's Who was inspired by the Batman #700 - Batman operational files in the back of the issue, which featured the Bat cave layouts. So keeping with the current Bat bunker hideout, I thought it would be a great idea to post the Wayne Foundation building.

This weekends DC Who's Who is the ultimate agent of fear - Dr. Jonathan Crane also known as The Scarecrow...

We were talking about ClayFace over on the forum recently so I thought I'd post the DC Who's Who, which showcases all three versions.

The first DC Who's Who be posted was Batman himself (Bronze Age), so I thought it was time to post another Batman this time around the Earth Two version...

With the release of Birds of Prey volume two issue# last week, I thought it would be great to release the Who's Who profile for Oracle. The one and only Barbara Gordon.

I thought I'd lost this one - thankfully I stumbled across another set of DC Who's Who issues featuring the legendary Two-Face...

This weeks Who's Who in the Batman universe is great - The Demon Head himself currently making Tim Drake's life hell in Red Robin series.

Its been a little while since I posted one of these, but rest assured there are plenty more to come. I'm always a big fan of the tech stuff in comics so thought about posting this one...

A great Who's Who this week featuring Garfield Lynns as Firefly. I've got to admit this isn't his best costume, but he's a great character none the less...

Who's Who this week is the long overdue Catwoman (revised edition). This is classic Selina Kyle long before her DC reboot from the 90s and current version.

I sat down with my kids tonight to watch an episode of Batman: The Animated series, which featured the first appearance of the Riddler. Inspired a little I thought it was time Edward Nigma featured in this weekends DC Who's Who...

Who do post next... well it had to be Batgirl after I'm still reeling from the interview with Lee Garbett. Babs will always the one and only Batgirl to a lot of fans, but who better to guide Stephine Brown than the original.

This weeks DC Who's Who belongs to the lovely Pamela Isley. This is obviously from the 80s due to her pre-green skinned days.

This weeks DC Who's Who was a difficult one to pick, we've still got most of the major characters to post, but I thought I'd go with imp everyone loves to hate - Bat-Mite.

I thought I'd post another DC Who's Who this week as I've really been enjoying reading these from the 80s. The next one on the list that is long over due is the Boy Wonder himself - Robin! Don't forget Jason was Robin during this period so he was the main feature not Dick Grayson... that's for another day.