René Auberjonois appeared in two episodes of Batman: The Animated Series as Dr Robert March, though this was far from his ...

While England used to be a symbol of class and high society in American media, Red Claw may awkwardly have something of a ...

Red Claw would return as the villain of the ... for some mixed results.) "Batman: The Animated Series" also introduced Renee Montoya, the Gotham police officer who rounds out the trio of ...

a red jumpsuit-wearing woman introduces herself as Red Claw – AKA the terrorist leader who appeared in Batman: The Animated Series for three episodes across seasons 1 and 2. Red Claw was created ...

You might expect this to set up a return appearance, but to quote Batman: The Animated Series co-creator Bruce Timm, “No, no. He’s dead.” Red Claw has the honor of being introduced in the ...

At the end of Catwoman #43, Howard even introduced a Batman: The Animated Series villain, Red Claw, to the comics. For the last 30 years, this assassin has existed solely in the Batman animated ...

In that story, Catwoman (Adrienne Barbeau) runs afoul of the terrorist the Red Claw (Kate Mulgrew), and she and Batman team up to take the Claw down. Like the Pfeiffer version, the TAS Catwoman ...

While we all loved Batman: The Animated Series, this spiritual successor might be just what fans need to be pulled back into the Batman animated game. Want to keep up to date with all the latest ...

Ok, time to hide from Ellie! Star Trek's first leading female captain helped to open Batman: The Animated Series with her depiction of Red Claw, a terrorist leader who had beef with Selina Kyle ...