While Superman faced a number of villains in his '90s animated series, Lex Luthor was always there to steal the show and take ...

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McFarlane Toys has officially unveiled its DC Multiverse The Merciless (Dark Multiverse) and The Batman Who Laughs (Knight ...

Batman leads the charge to save his teammate and, in the end, he’s forced to perform a rendition of “Am I Blue” to save Diana. Not only is he successful, but he also reveals his smooth vocals.

The series’ role as a bridge between The Batman and 2026’s The Batman Part II has allowed for some fascinating franchise connections, ranging from massive plot points to smaller ties.

Ultimately, Batman: Caped Crusader doesn’t match or surpass The Animated Series. Even so, it acts as the perfect complement to the DCAU show in the modern age.

Unlike “Batman: The Animated Series,” a nominally kid-friendly show that mostly aired on weekday afternoons, “Caped Crusader” seems to be aimed at the older audience who found and loved ...

Batman: The Animated Series balanced incredible visuals, superb characterizations, and impressive storytelling to tell what, for many, is a definitive interpretation of Batman, Robin, and more's ...

To no one’s surprise, Batman: The Animated Series remains the best version of the Dark Knight’s cartoon adventures. When it premiered on Fox in 1992, few were prepared for just how ...

Batman: The Animated Series made updates to the Batman mythos that are still felt today. For example, Mr. Freeze's new backstory turned the icy doctor into a sympathetic villain dealing with a ...