So much yes. :lol

I know, right? There could be so much fandom humor in an episode that focused on that.

"I always thought Gray Ghost: The Great and the Gallant was a bit too campy, although it did have its moments."

"I could never believe that the Gray Ghost in The Gray Ghost was only just starting out, considering how many high-profile villains he fought."

"Beware the Gray Ghost is a timeless treasure, although it began to lose its edge with the animation-shift in Season 4."

"Gray Ghost: The Animated Series has a great story, but I'm not a fan of the animation."

"Tristan Kale's portrayal of the Gray Ghost was excellent, but the raspy voice was just stupid."

:lolol Keep em coming man, keep em coming.

I wonder what he thought of the 60's Gray Ghost. :lol

"I appreciate what the 60's Gray Ghost television series did for the genre, and I did love it as a kid, but it's incredibly stupid.

"I prefer Jim Hurton's first two Gray Ghost films over Cole Clumacher's films, although neither director really understood the character."

"Hank Diller's run on Gray Ghost was always over-rated, but I find his earlier works to at least be passable, especially when compared to All-Star Gray Ghost and Phantom."

"I think that Ken Kaffleck can portray the Gray Ghost decently in the upcoming Man of Iron sequel."

The possibilities... oh, how plentiful they are.

I would totally watch a docummentary/fanmovie/column of Batman discussing and analyzing the various "Gray Ghost" incarnations, good stuff. :lol

I would totally be willing to contribute to that.

We should totally work on one. :D

The logo should totally be Batman sitting in a chair wearing glasses and holding a bubble pipe.

With a large library behind him, and with him wearing a large coat. :lol

Or a top hat.

Now, here's where I'm torn: should he be smiling, or grimacing?