Batman: The Animated Series ‘ sophisticated approach to character psychology, particularly with its villains, and its ...

Batman: The Animated Series was so quintessential that many scenes still hold up decades later. DC ’s Batman: The Animated ...

Mondo have given a “Noir” treatment to three figures from Batman: The Animated Series include Batman, Joker, and Mr. Freeze. All three figures are exclusive to Big Bad Toy Store and are… ...

Then, during the era of the classic Adam West-led 1966 Batman TV show, the character would return, this time in live-action, with a new look, and the new name of Mr. Freeze.

Accomplished voice actor Clancy Brown portrayed Mr. Freeze in 2004’s animated series, The Batman, long before he was Sal Maroni on The Penguin.

Batman: The Animated Series made updates to the Batman mythos that are still felt today. For example, Mr. Freeze's new backstory turned the icy doctor into a sympathetic villain dealing with a ...

Batman: The Animated Series took the opposite approach, giving Freeze a wicked-looking pistol vaguely reminiscent of the real-life Mauser C96, the inspiration for Han Solo’s DL-44 blaster.

The Batman TV series was in full swing when the movie debuted in 1966. Modern audiences sometimes fail to understand that this Batman movie was always meant to be a comedy.

Adam West as Batman in Batman. Batmania gripped the nation in 1966 when Adam West was cast as the Caped Crusader in the live-action Batman TV series and the feature film that came out that year.

A few DCU-related rumors have been doing the rounds, including whispers about the search for a new Wonder Woman, Mr. Freeze being introduced as the villain in Matt Reeves' The Batman sequel, and ...