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It’s a daunting standard for this new series to match, especially since Batman: The Animated Series is a gold standard for many audiences, including the late Kevin Conroy who voiced the Dark Knight.

Batman: Caped Crusader achieves that easily: It’s a noirish animated take set in the 1940s ... without losing her standing as the series’ idealistic moral compass. By the end of the season ...

"From "The Animated Series" Of "THE NEW BATMAN ADVENTURES", BATMAN is here! Completely reproduce the characteristic facial expression and silhouette! The cloak parts are fixed type when standing ...

The next shot is of Bruce and Alfred standing at his parents’ graves ... t be entirely out of place in an episode of Batman: The Animated Series a decade later. Of course, this is still a ...

Between titles like Spider-man, X-Men: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond, and Superman: The Animated Series, we Fanatics had a buffet. But what was at the top of the tower? Easy! It was Batman ...

Designed and sculpted by Mondo muscle maestro Tommy Hodges, the next addition to our BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES 1/6 scale line is the mighty Bane! Standing over 13" tall, this massive assassin ...

Batman is a hero in every sense of the word. There have been so many excellent interpretations of Batman since the character’s conception in 1939. What may be my favorite, though, is the version of ...

Batman: The Animated Series, created in 1939, is the best non-comic adaptation of the Caped Crusader, remaining true to the character. The show took a more mature and darker approach to Batman ...

The idea of “reinventing Batman” is far from a novel concept, especially in a genre known for toying around with multiple universes at once — for better and worse. What made The Animated ...