Nothing quite compares to Batman: The Animated Series, but some other superhero shows come fairly close. Batman: The Animated Series set the gold standard for superhero television. It wasn’t just a DC ...

For generations of fans, their definitive version of the Caped Crusader was found on their television screens every afternoon. That’s not exactly a surprise, as the animated medium has provided the ...

Bruce Timm really wanted to use the villain Firefly in the original Batman: The Animated Series. Unfortunately, ...

The Animated Series defines that series’ take on the Dark Knight and, for many, the definitive take on Batman in any medium.

Batman: The Animated Series remains the gold standard for superhero storytelling – a masterclass in atmosphere, character, and moral depth. With its Art Deco aesthetic, cinematic score, and mature ...

This episode answers a question Batman: The Animated Series fans didn’t realize they had: Who repairs the Batmobile when its owner inevitably trashes it? We just assumed it was Bruce or even Alfred, ...

The Animated Series is gathering huge numbers on YouTube thanks to ...

TV is an excellent medium for the World's Greatest Detective, and as a fan, I think Gotham and Batman: Beyond are some of the best Batman shows.

"Batman: The Animated Series" used a college-aged Robin/Dick Grayson (Loren Lester), which meant he and Batman felt closer to peers than father and son. In the sequel series "The New Batman Adventures ...

It's not outrageous to say that DC's animated TV shows outperform its live-action series and films. The reason for this is simple: It's all killer, no filler. When it comes to the world of animation, ...

Batman: The Animated Series is arguably one of the most important animated projects ever put to screen. The show was an undeniable hit with audiences, further cementing Bruce Wayne as a pop culture ...