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The bat signal was beamed over LA last night as a lovely tribute to Adam West

Pitch perfect.

Jun 16th 2017, 7:36 AM 4,273 Views 0 Comments

NEWS CAME THROUGH over the weekend that legendary actor Adam West had passed away at the age of 88.

Tributes for star of Batman flowed in, and immediately the city of LA started making their own special plans to remember him.

Adam West 1928-2017 America Actor Source: 20th Century Fox Television

They decided to beam a huge bat signal on to City Hall last night – and it looked spectacular

Which could be seen from far and wide across LA

The perfect tribute, really, to the man who brought Batman to life for so many people

A huge crowd showed up in downtown LA on Thursday night

And they all stayed late to see the moment the bat signal was beamed

If you can’t see the video, click here. 

Various incarnations of Batman were there for this brilliant moment

Adam West Tribute Source: Chris Pizzello

Adam West Tribute Source: Chris Pizzello

The bat signal still works, then. The Gotham City PD need your services.

All in all, it was deemed as an appropriate and lovely tribute to the man

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But there is one important question

We have so many more questions, like:

  • Can you lads bring this out on a regular basis?

It was a pitch perfect way for a city to pay tribute

*applause*

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