Bat-Manga!
バットマン
Synopsis
1966 Japan's Batman craze led Shounen King to create licensed Batman manga with DC Comics' approval.
In 1966, the Batman TV series starring Adam West prompted a Batman craze in Japan. In response to this, the shounen magazine Shounen King and its publisher Shonen Gahosha licensed the rights to make their own Batman stories, with the full consent of the original Batman publisher, DC Comics. (Source: Wikipedia)
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