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Batman: The Animated Series Season 1, Episode 5, “Pretty Poison” title card...
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Is this going to be good? I can't tell. Why does every DC movie feel like an origin story? Probably because they all are. Even their reboots are origin stories.
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Is this going to be good? I can't tell.
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This looks like a tremendous volume of stories.
Description from the Batman News website.
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Batman: The Animated Series Season 1, Episode 4, title card…
#batman#dc comics#batman the animated series#dc animated universe#batman animated series#the joker#joker
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The October 9, 1971, installment of the Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder daily comic, and the fourth strip in the “Wedding of the Man-Bat” saga. Written by E. Nelson Bridwell with art by Al Plastino.
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This layout is amazing...
From "There Is No Hope In Crime Alley" (Detective Comics #457)
Taken from "The 18 Best Batman Panels. Ever" at Comics Alliance.
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The October 8, 1971, installment of the Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder daily comic, and the third strip in the “Wedding of the Man-Bat” saga. Written by E. Nelson Bridwell with art by Al Plastino.
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Coolest cover from last week's batch of Batman Family books. I just love the shading and staging...
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Batman: The Animated Series Season 1, Episode 3, title card…
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The October 7, 1971, installment of the Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder daily comic, and the second strip in the “Wedding of the Man-Bat” saga. Written by E. Nelson Bridwell with art by Al Plastino.
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If you haven't seen this episode of Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?, I highly recommend it. Kevin Conroy's comedic, slightly buffoonish take on the Dark Knight is priceless and an amusing variation on his other work (especially because the portrayal feels organic and not forced)...
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The October 6, 1971, installment of the Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder daily comic strip, and the start of the “Wedding of the Man-Bat” saga. Written by E. Nelson Bridwell with art by Al Plastino.
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21 years ago...
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Lewis Wilson as Batman in the 1943 movie serial, The Batman. Like any good actor/performer, Wilson transcended the obvious limitations of the content, chiefly his dime-store costume, to deliver a performance as the Dark Knight that captivated the youthful audiences of the time...
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How I feel going into this Election Year...
Story by Frank Miller; Art by David Mazzucchelli; Coloring by Richmond Lewis; Lettering by Todd Klein
From Batman #405
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Batman: The Animated Series Season 1, Episode 2, title card...
#batman#batman animated series#batman the animated series#joker#the joker#dc tv#dcau#fox kids#robin#christmas
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Cool cover by Tony S. Daniel for this week's Batman #86. Of course, it's not the only cover from which to choose, simply because that's how modern comics roll... 🙄
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