Batman, the Animated Series. Volume 1

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Call Number: DVD Animation Batman Vol. 1
On Shelf At: Pittsfield Branch, Traverwood Branch

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Based on the DC Comics characters; Batman created by Bob Kane.
Videodisc release of the episodes from the television program, originally produced in 1992.
Special features: Commentary on 2 key episodes by series producers Bruce Timm, Eric Rodomski and Paul Dini; "The dark knight's first night" pilot promo; "Batman : the legacy continues" retrospective featurette; tour of the batcave.
Disc 1. On leather wings -- Christmas with the Joker -- Nothing to fear -- The last laugh -- Pretty poison -- The underdwellers -- P.O.V. -- Disc 2. Forgotten -- Be a clown -- Two-face -- Two-face, part II -- It's never too late -- I've got Batman in my basement -- Heart of ice -- Disc 3. Cat and claw -- Cat and claw, part II -- See no evil -- Beware of gray ghost -- Prophecy of doom -- Feat of clay -- Feat of clay, part II -- Disc 4. Joker's favor -- Vendetta -- Fear of victory -- The Clock King -- Appointment in Crime Alley -- Mad as a hatter -- Dreams in darkness.
Voices: Kevin Conroy, Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Loren Lester, Bob Hastings.
Contains 28 awesome adventures of the World's Greatest Detective taking down an array of criminal masterminds.
DVD, region 1; Dolby Digital stereo 5.1.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Stands up submitted by majean on August 19, 2018, 1:34pm I watched every episode of this series multiple times growing up - this basically was my Batman. It still holds up today, and my friends' and brother's children also love it.

Superior voice acting and animation submitted by 3kidsgrimm on August 11, 2019, 2:43pm This Batman series is excellent. Kevin Conroy voices the Batman perfectly. Mark Hamill is a genius with his Joker. The series may seem a bit dark, both in appearance and theme. Dark in appearance because the animation of this series starts from a dark background with the colors being added to it. Also, the themes are a bit darker, but still good for a general audience. The story lines are more complex and thought provoking than your run of the mill cartoon. I enjoyed these as an adult and can now share with my own kids. And I personally love the opening sequence and music by Danny Elfman.