Spoiler : Dunno about a Batman solo, but he appeared with Superman a few times. I think he and Robin even filled in a couple times while "Superman" was on vacation. I'd have to do some Googling to find out more, but that's a nutshell for ya.

Spoiler : and supes is like "You guys really wear that in public?" "You are brave men!"

Spoiler : There were two BATMAN radio pilots in the late 1940's

Spoiler : I wasn't aware of a Batman radio show. I know there were two extremely bad movie serials made about him in the '40s. He didn't even have the Batmobile...he got around by "borrowing" his friend Bruce Wayne's car.

Spoiler : TCM showed the first Batman ever on film yesterday, The Electric Brain showed how Bats saved America from the Japanese, a little racist I think from what I saw, 1943

Spoiler : I have several old comics that are the same way, of course america loved Batman, I know I do, I've been collecting and reading Batman since the early 60's

Spoiler : While Batman never had a radio series of his own, the character made occasional guest appearance in The Adventures of Superman starting in 1945 on occasions when Superman voice actor Bud Collyer needed time off. Over the years, we have enjoyed the Batman & Robin appearances in Superman, so we are including them on this Batman CD. On this CD, is also the 1994 BBC Radio1- FM production of Knightfall, which is sixty-five episodes, edited so they complete the story; The Ultimate Evil which is the talking book version of Andrew Vachss' 1994 novel; 1989 50th Anniversary BBC Batman tribute radio program called The Lazarus Syndrome.