Batman Icon's Mutations

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Very cool:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKR_4kRDR9s

 

[The Wolf]

That was kinda interesting.
I think comic books had more variations. In the 1940s there were a variety of artists (despite what Bob Kane would have you believe) and it seems like each drew the bat on Batman's chest a little differentlt from the next guy.

The timing is coincidental in that I just had a batman themed party on Saturday and uploaded the pictures to my Myspace page today.

Sincerely,
The Wolf

 

[Lady Day]

There was no B:TAS, which has two distinct versions. Thats an odd set to leave out

LD

 

[Bruce Wayne]

There was no B:TAS, which has two distinct versions. Thats an odd set to leave out

LD

if you want to get technical, it was actually two different shows. same style, but with two different names. then there was the batman on the justice league. & two other discrepancies that escape me at the moment.

 

[Lady Day]

Yes, I am quite aware, but the Batman and Robin Adventures titles never really caught on after the shows redesign and buy up by Kids WB in season 3 (if you are counting it as B:TAS which most do). I know way more about that show (s) than I should.

LD

 

[Doctor Strange]

Some of us here are hardcore B:TAS fans! (I even saw Mask of the Phantasm in its mega-brief theatrical run.)

 

[Nathan Dodge]

Some of us here are hardcore B:TAS fans! (I even saw Mask of the Phantasm in its mega-brief theatrical run.)

The score for that was just released.

 

[Lady Day]

Some of us here are hardcore B:TAS fans! (I even saw Mask of the Phantasm in its mega-brief theatrical run.)

*Raises hand* Im part of that club as well, Doctor Strange
Yay now I can go get the score!
Thanks for the info, Mr. Dodge!

LD

 

[Fedord Spaniard]

Some of us here are hardcore B:TAS fans! (I even saw Mask of the Phantasm in its mega-brief theatrical run.)

*Raises hand* Im part of that club as well, Doctor Strange
Yay now I can go get the score!
Thanks for the info, Mr. Dodge!

LD

If you guys are hardcore fans of BTAS, then that would make me a
Batman The Animated Series junkie that O.D.ed cause for me BTAS was cartoon crack.

I have most of the kenner toy collection from 1992 - 1999 thats including the new batman adventures.

I have the mcdonalds happy mean toys from 1993 also hahahhaha.

I have all the seasons boxsets 1-4, the animated movies (phantasm, subzero, batwoman, ect.) i have view master reels, board games just obssesed...

Ive been a fan since sept. 1992 and saw the Cat and the claw episode one sunday evening on Fox.

My favorite episode is Robin's Reckoning (i dont know if that counts as one episode with 2 parts or two episodes) but those episodes were my "fix" hahah.
I like that episode cause Dick Grayson is my favorite DC Comics character and it shows his origin story. It was mostly comic book accurate too.


I continued watching and then in Sept. 1997 in season 4 the WB 11 (here in nyc and now known as the CW11) bought the series.

It became known as the New Batman Adventures..there was a new robin Tim Drake in the series (in reality a composite of Jason Todd and Timothy Drake from the comics).

The animation in season 4 was lesser quality than the original BTAS 1992 - 1995 series, but it was still good.
I also enjoyed Superman the animated series and i love Bruce Timm's DC Animated Universe take on the DC comics universe.

 

[Lady Day]

There is a Batman the Animated Series thread floating around in here somewhere.

Oh and Doctor Strange, I still constantly think on our dialogue of Terry McGinnis.

LD