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Original 1967 Batman, Superman & The Green Hornet Argentine Television Magazine Advertisement
You are looking at a scarce original 1967 Argentine magazine advertising page promoting superhero television programming on Teleonce in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The advertisement features Batman, The Green Hornet (“El Avispón Verde”) and Superman, along with classic comic-book-style “SHOK!… POW!” graphics associated with the colorful superhero television craze of the 1960s.
The original Spanish programming advertisement announces:
BATMAN – Monday & Tuesday
EL AVISPÓN VERDE / THE GREEN HORNET – Wednesday
SUPERMAN – Friday
18:30 – TELEONCE
The artwork at the top shows Batman and other heroic figures with the headline:
“¿QUIÉN LLEGARÁ PRIMERO?”
A wonderful surviving example of 1960s superhero television advertising from Argentina, produced during the height of international Batmania.
DETAILS
- Date: 1967
- Country: Argentina
- TV Station: Teleonce
- Characters / Programs: Batman, The Green Hornet, Superman
- Language: Spanish
- Format: Original vintage magazine advertising page / clipping
- Size: Approx. 10.6 x 8.2 inches (27 x 21 cm)
- Material: Paper
- Double-sided: Yes
The reverse side contains a full-page Argentine advertisement for “Colosos de la Lucha”, providing additional period context and confirming the original magazine-page format.
100% ORIGINAL FROM 1967 — NOT A REPRINT, REPRODUCTION, COPY OR MODERN PRINT.
An unusual piece for collectors of Batman memorabilia, Superman memorabilia, The Green Hornet, vintage television, Silver Age superheroes, international DC memorabilia and Latin American advertising ephemera.
Please examine all photographs carefully for the exact condition.
Ships securely from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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