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If you’re a completionist like we are, you might consider 1995’s The Adventures of Batman and Robin Sega CD game a “lost episode” to the Batman Animated Collection. The charming video game… Read the Rest »
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In the animated film, Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman, our Caped Crusader is ticked off to learn there is a new female vigilante in Gotham City. Her strong-arm tactics and… Read the Rest »
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“Judgment Day” was the final episode produced in the Batman: The Animated Series and The New Batman Adventures! collection and aired on the Halloween of 1998. The episode starts with a seemingly simple… Read the Rest »
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Beware the Creeper, indeed! Aptly named, “The Creeper” is a pushy, entitled and narcissistic maniac with yellow skin, green hair and a perma-grin. In the Animated Series, The Creeper’s personality… Read the Rest »
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The animated episode, “Chemistry,” directly addresses whether Batman’s vigilante lifestyle has room for romantic love. Maybe it just takes the “perfect” partner for Bruce Wayne to feel fulfilled in life–… Read the Rest »
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We receive more questions and requests for “Mad Love” than any other episode of Batman Animated. And now, it’s time that we cover it! This is Harley Quinn’s origin story:… Read the Rest »
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“Girls’ Night Out” is an unapologetic celebration of the feminine superhero. The story features top ladies of the DC Animated Universe: Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Batgirl, Supergirl, and a new… Read the Rest »
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“Legends of the Dark Knight” is a strikingly divergent episode in the animated series, portraying three distinct, stylized representations of Batman including: The Golden Age era, Frank Miller’s darkly toned The… Read the Rest »
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What makes Dick Grayson different from Bruce Wayne? At first glance, it appears that both superheroes experienced very similar childhood traumas. Would sharing this trauma – witnessing the murder of… Read the Rest »
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The classic DC Comics antihero known as Etrigran is a demon prince of Hell who can “bind” himself to another person. With the powers of super-strength, super-speed, telepathy, and energy… Read the Rest »
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