#next is a 66 animated sequel: batman vs two-face!

[t4tails]

finished gotham season 4! LETS GO. im excited to be so close to the end, but i honestly think that was my favorite season so far! loved the tone shift to overt horror, and all of the villains playing such consistent roles as their personas made this the first season to actually feel like batman. it was still messy, and ridiculous, and the plot often zig-zagged like crazy, but it was all entertaining, which is what i hope for out of this show.

honestly the only plotline i didnt like a lot of the time was eds, he started out really fun but the romance with lee didnt feel built up and their actors have so little chemistry, and of course his... weird, offensive evil alternate personality they brought back from season 1. not great. but the fact that thats the only thing i can think of that i really didnt like to watch is crazy! im normally way more critical of this show! wow! and i'm actually excited for the no man's land inspired arc next season. but not as excited as i am to watch something else lol

best episodes: hog day afternoon, stop hitting yourself, queen takes knight, the sinking ship the grand applause, and no man's land

[obsessedwiththebatman]

Adam West's Dark Knight Will Rise Once More in Batman vs. Two-Face

Adam West returned, with much fanfare, as the iconic Caped Crusader last November with Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders. After his recent passing, it was unclear whether he’d actually return for the sequel, Batman vs. Two-Face. Lucky for us, West’s Batman will come to life one last time.

Warner Bros. has confirmed to io9 that West completed his recording for Batman vs. Two-Face before his death (originally reported by 13th Dimension). The film co-stars William Shatner as Harvey Dent, and also includes the return of Burt Ward and Julie Newmar as Robin and Catwoman, respectively.

Not a lot of information is available about the film at this time, including release date or plot synopsis, though it’s possible we’ll learn more at San Diego Comic-Con next month. It’s also unclear what the future of the Batman ‘66 animated series will be after Batman vs. Two-Face—but at the very least, we’ll get to hear West take on the classic Dark Knight one more time.