DC fans are less than a month away from James Gunn’s Superman flying onto the big screen. The next DCU looks to take major inspiration from the comics, featuring Justice League members like Hawkgirl, ...

By all rights, 2016’s Batman v Superman should have been one of the biggest box office hits of all time. It marked the first time the Dark Knight and the Man of Steel joined forces on the big ...

The episode's climax remains one of Batman: The Animated Series’ most emotionally devastating and lingers long after the story’s conclusion. 3. “The Strange Secret of Bruce Wayne” ...

I remember watching some form of Batman animated series in the '90s. It certainly wasn't "The Brave and the Bold," though. Those of you who have seen it will instantly recognize this casting as ...

The Price Ty Templeton, best known for his long run on the comic book continuation of the beloved Batman animated series of the 90s, brings us a tale of Zatanna and Bat-Mite.

Batman: Caped Crusader does, however, take a bolder direction in its setting. Outside of storytelling ambitions, Batman: The Animated Series’ unique art direction made it visually memorable.

There are few modern animated TV shows as influential and as beloved as “Batman: The Animated Series,” which makes the debut of Prime Video’s “Batman: Caped Crusader,” its spiritual ...

Batman: The Animated Series is available to stream now on Max. The 10-episode first season of Prime Video’s Batman: Caped Crusader will be available to stream on August 1.

Batman: The Animated Series was meant to at once seem timeless and like a throwback to Batman’s roots as a Thirties and Forties pulp hero. Batman: Caped Crusader leans even harder into the pulp ...

Batman: Caped Crusader Season 1 Review The spirit of Batman: The Animated Series is alive. By Erik Adams Updated: Aug 6, 2024 12:18 pm Posted: Jul 29, 2024 7:00 am ...

Specifically, it was in Zatanna's self-titled introductory episode to the world of Batman: The Animated Series when sparks began to fly between her and the Dark Knight.

Batman: The Animated Series was dark, sure, but it was still a children’s program designed for Fox Kids. So the series had to be judicious when trying to show the stakes of its villains’ actions.