The Batman was an underrated show
- Thread starter Turk
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idk why it's never mentioned among some of the best comic book cartoons but this show is piff
Notorious 1 E.Y.E.
Superstar
this was the series before the one where oswald from drew cary show was voicing batman?idk why it's never mentioned among some of the best comic book cartoons but this show is piff
if so then yeah
started getting really good then they cancelled it
I watch this show over and over even have the batman vs Dracula on DVD and downloaded it when it first dropped
Each villain had there own fighting style plus I liked how Robin had his own theme each time he appeared on screen
This and spectacular Spider-Man are highly slept on
Each villain had there own fighting style plus I liked how Robin had his own theme each time he appeared on screen
This and spectacular Spider-Man are highly slept on
This show had a couple of the original actors that starred as batman on there too
Had Kevin Conroy and Adam west
Even had the Lex from the animated series and I think the dude that did the voice of superman
Had Kevin Conroy and Adam west
Even had the Lex from the animated series and I think the dude that did the voice of superman
Turk
Young, Gifted, and Black
I started to watching it on Netflix too. Forgot how good it was when it used to air.
Bruce Wayne
THE GODDAMN BILLIONAIRE
I've never watched it but have meant to give it a look. It always just looked a little bit too Childish to me.
It's on Netflix so I'LL LOOK INTO IT.
It's on Netflix so I'LL LOOK INTO IT.
AquaCityBoy
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A lot of people gave it shyt because it didn't have Conroy and Hamill voicing, and because it was more toyetic than Batman TAS, but it was a decent show. It ended up shooting itself in the foot trying to rewrite its own mythos to fit better with "traditional" Batman stories (changing Clayface's origin and then doing it over again, getting rid of the Batwave for the Bat Signal).
"The Rubberface of Comedy"/"The Clayface of Tragedy" (written by Greg Weisman) are two of the best Batman animated episodes of any series.
"The Rubberface of Comedy"/"The Clayface of Tragedy" (written by Greg Weisman) are two of the best Batman animated episodes of any series.
And neither of them deserve to be slept on.
The symbiote storyline and the fight with the sinister six in the black suit
That version of venom
Spectacular Spider-Man >>>>
Exactly
People were used to the animated series and didn't give it a fair chance
Same thing happened to spectacular Spider-Man... People watched these shows years later and found out they were pretty good.
That legion of superheroes was decent too
The symbiote storyline and the fight with the sinister six in the black suit
That version of venom
Spectacular Spider-Man >>>>
Breh the entire goblin arc and the way it ends was pure magic. Unadulterated magic that affirmed in my head how much of a b*stard Norman is and how he is probably the best villain of all time because he's foul as fukk