King Tut

King Tut is a flamboyant, self-styled Egyptian pharaoh villain operating in the campy world of the Batman '66 comic universe, where he menaces Gotham with theatrical grandiosity alongside classic rogues, facing off against Batman and Robin.

Few villains carry themselves with quite the regal absurdity of King Tut, a Modern Age creation who made his grand entrance in Batman '66 #5 in 2014, brought to life by Jeff Parker and Rubén Procopio. Rooted in the gloriously campy world of the classic Batman '66 comic universe, he cuts a colorful figure sharing pages with Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Batman, and Robin across a delightful handful of appearances. His reach extends beyond the main series into crossover gems like Batman '66 Meets the Legion of Super-Heroes and Batman '66 Meets the Man from U.N.C.L.E., proof that this self-styled pharaoh of villainy fits right into the era's spirit of outlandish adventure. With only 12 catalog appearances, every one of them is a treat for fans who love their DC comics served with a knowing wink and a golden headdress.