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| First = Batman (1966 TV Series) Episode: The Bookworm Turns
 
| First = Batman (1966 TV Series) Episode: The Bookworm Turns
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| Last = Archie Meets Batman '66 Vol 1 3
   
 
| HistoryText = '''The Bookworm''' was a professional criminal who specialized in crimes that involved books. He wore an outfit that resembled the details of antique book binding converted to men's-suit form.
 
| HistoryText = '''The Bookworm''' was a professional criminal who specialized in crimes that involved books. He wore an outfit that resembled the details of antique book binding converted to men's-suit form.
   
 
| Powers =
 
| Powers =
* {{Genius-Level Intellect}}: He can read the greatest book in seconds. The Bookworm likes to quote books and knows each chapter, each page, and the paragraph that contains each quote.
 
 
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| Abilities =
 
* {{Genius-Level Intellect}}: He can read the greatest book in seconds. The Bookworm likes to quote books and knows each chapter, each page, and the paragraph that contains each quote.
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** {{Eidetic Memory|Photographic Memory}}
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* {{Leadership}}
 
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| Transportation =
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| Transportation = * '''[[Batmobile]]'''<ref>[[Batman (1966 TV Series) Episode: While Gotham City Burns]]</ref> {{Green|Briefly}}
 
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| Notes = * Bookworm was portrayed by [[Actors:Roddy McDowall|Roddy McDowall]].
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| Notes = * Bookworm was portrayed by [[Actors:Roddy McDowall|Roddy McDowall]]. He was voiced by [[Actors:Jeff Bergman|Jeff Bergman]] in the movie ''[[Batman vs. Two-Face (Movie)|Batman vs. Two-Face]]''.
 
| Trivia = * The Bookworm was created by [[Hendrik Vollaerts|Hendrik "Rik" Vollaerts]], who admitted to Joel Eisner in ''The Official Batman Batbook,'' "I had a hell of a hard time trying to sell (his intelligent book-reading villain) because the number of people who read books in Hollywood is rather limited."
 
| Trivia = * The Bookworm was created by [[Hendrik Vollaerts|Hendrik "Rik" Vollaerts]], who admitted to Joel Eisner in ''The Official Batman Batbook,'' "I had a hell of a hard time trying to sell (his intelligent book-reading villain) because the number of people who read books in Hollywood is rather limited."
* The Bookworm and all his henchmen, including the [[Printer's Devil (Batman 1966 TV Series)|Printer's Devil]] and Lydia Limpet, wore eye-glasses at nearly all times. (They were knowno to have removed these only before each of the two Batfights in which they engaged against the Bat-Duo.)
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* The Bookworm and all his henchmen, including the [[Printer's Devil (Batman 1966 TV Series)|Printer's Devil]] and Lydia Limpet, wore eye-glasses at nearly all times. (They were known to have removed these only before each of the two Batfights in which they engaged against the Bat-Duo.)
 
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{{Batman (1966 TV Series) villains}}
 
{{Batman (1966 TV Series) villains}}
 
[[Category:1966 Character Debuts]]
 
[[Category:1966 Character Debuts]]
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[[Category:Silver-Age Characters]]

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The Bookworm was a professional criminal who specialized in crimes that involved books. He wore an outfit that resembled the details of antique book binding converted to men's-suit form.


Abilities


Transportation


  • Bookworm was portrayed by Roddy McDowall. He was voiced by Jeff Bergman in the movie Batman vs. Two-Face.
  • The Bookworm was created by Hendrik "Rik" Vollaerts, who admitted to Joel Eisner in The Official Batman Batbook, "I had a hell of a hard time trying to sell (his intelligent book-reading villain) because the number of people who read books in Hollywood is rather limited."
  • The Bookworm and all his henchmen, including the Printer's Devil and Lydia Limpet, wore eye-glasses at nearly all times. (They were known to have removed these only before each of the two Batfights in which they engaged against the Bat-Duo.)

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