Batman: The Complete Animated Series [Blu-ray] [1992]

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way of their would-be successful criminal ventures. It's a welcome paradigm shift that allows the episodes to more deeply and fundamentally Batman's villains who, like The Caped Crusader, have no real "superpowers." Various individuals discuss the villains' psychology and how they might be

in Batman's relationship with Catwoman, both of whom operate more in a gray area between good and evil, which is sometimes the case forAudio Commentaries: For "Harley and Ivy:" Producers Bruce Timm and Eric Radomski, Writer Paul Dini, and Director Boyd All 109 episodes (Batman: The Animated Series and The New Batman Adventures) of the critically acclaimed, Emmy-winning series that redefined the Dark Knight with its thematic sophistication, aesthetics, voice acting, and orchestral score, have been remastered for the first time since their broadcast airing and are now all here in this 12-disc Blu-ray set, which also includes a Digital version. If you want good Batman stories and you want much better quality than the standard DVDs, this certainly fits the bill. more so than, the title character that really makes the show work, and that exploration comes not out of obligation but rather out of love for their

In-Movie Experience – Watch along as Producer Bruce Timm, Director Boyd Kirkland and writer Paul Dini take viewers behind the scenes of an exciting episode of Batman: The Animated Series. Introductions by Bruce Timm (480i): Timm shares a few insights for the first five episodes, with focus on the villains who appear therein.and a few of his allies, square off against the storied villains, who are so prominent in the show and so deeply explored well beyond their superficial Enticing visuals, engaging action, and electric characters mean little for an animated series if they are not voiced with enthusiasm and energy. For more about Batman - The Complete Animated Series and the Batman - The Complete Animated Series Blu-ray release, see Batman - The Complete Animated Series Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on November 8, 2018 where this Blu-ray release scored 4.5 out of 5. Joining Forces: The Batman’s Legendary Team-Ups (Featurette) – How the series’ producers adapted the DC “Team-Up-Tales” approach from the comic books to the screen.