Batman (1989

Krazy Comics fue una revista española de información, estudio y crítica de la historieta, fundada por Juan Carlos Gómez, Kano, Tino Reguera y Alex Samaranch, la primera del país en lograr una difusión normalizada en quioscos .

Blake Neely and collaborators Nathaniel Blume, Sherri Chung, and Daniel Chan, began work on the crossover on November 20, 2019,[146] and the score was recorded by an orchestra on December 2. Tony Kanal and Stephen Perkins were featured performers on the score. Neely incorporated a number of musical Easter eggs into the score, some of which were "cues the production has attempted to obtain the rights to for years"; cues included the 1960s Batman television-series theme, the 1989 Batman film theme, "hints" of the Batman: The Animated Series theme, the march theme and "Can You Read My Mind?" from the 1978 Superman film, the 1990s Flash television series theme, and the Super Friends theme.

"Batdance" is a song by Prince, from the 1989 Batman soundtrack. Helped by the film's popularity, the song reached number one in the U.S., becoming Prince's fourth number-one single, and first since 1986's "Kiss". On August 5, 1989, it knocked Martika's "Toy Soldiers" out of the top spot, but was quickly replaced by Richard Marx's "Right Here Waiting" the very next week. When "Batdance" took over the No. 1 spot, another movie soundtrack hit, Bobby Brown's "On Our Own" (from Ghostbusters II) was in the runner-up position.

Serie cinematográfica iniciada con Predator (Depredador en España), película dirigida en 1987 por John McTiernan, guionizada por Jim y John Thomas que presentaba a un grupo de las fuerzas especiales norteamericanas liderado por Dutch (Arnold Schwarzenegger) en una misión de rescate de rehenes de la guerilla en Centro América, que son el blanco de una cacería de un ser alienígena de una raza avanzada científicamente, los Predator.