Batman: Caped Crusader Continues With Hit-and-Miss Villain Remixes And a Bland Hero in Season 2
I was expecting Batman: Caped Crusader to evolve in its second season. And while there have been changes, most of...
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Batman: Revolution Has An Excellent Riddler But Is Otherwise A Lame Continuation Of Burton’s Batman
The issue with a novel sequel to Tim Burton’s Batman is that the music and the visuals are what make...
Surf’s Up! Joker’s Under! is 60s Batman at its Best
I like to fall asleep to Batman. The 60s show is pure comfort viewing, outwardly wild and wacky and yet...
Batman: Resurrection is a Fun but Misguided Prose Sequel to Tim Burton’s Poetic Batman
Batman Returns co-writer Daniel Waters has spoken about how Tim Burton’s Batman films are poetry. Artistic, flowing, visual tone poems...
10 Years Later, Batman: Arkham Knight Remains a Beautiful Disappointment
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was ‘free’ on PlayStation Plus, less than a year after its reviled release. I...
Batman: Caped Crusader is a Good Show With a Boring Batman
Welcome to a brand new Gotham City. Or rather, a much older Gotham City. Amazon’s Batman: Caped Crusader is an...
The Endless Repetition of Gotham Knights Killed the Completionist In Me
Round, like a circle in a spiral Like a wheel within a wheel Never ending or beginning On an ever-spinning...
Investigating Every Sequel Tease in The Batman
? GOOD BYE The Batman ends with the simplest riddle of all. Of course this isn’t goodbye. The film explored...
‘The Batman Superman Movie: World’s Finest’ Remains DC’s Best TV Crossover
Across film and television today, every superhero property is connected to another from its inception. Shared universes dominate and, I...
Harley Quinn’s Finest Hour (or 22 minutes)
I’ve never really liked Harley Quinn. Growing up I was exposed to the character through different mediums, without the clear...
