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

Not all great sequels get a chance to shine on the big screen. Here are the best direct-to-video sequels ever made.

and Batman. Video games also flourished in this decade, but what really interests us is television or, to be more precise, animated television series that debuted in the 1980s (sorry Golden Girls fans ...

Most comic fans will happily list out all the beloved animal companions in any series, including heroes like Krypto and Jeff the Land Shark. However, there are a shocking number of cats living in the ...

Poison Ivy made her Batman: The Animated Series debut in 1992 and is ... This fan-favorite anti-hero features a pretty iconic look with her red hair and green leotard, which continues to be ...

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 ...

But perhaps the most exciting among these collaborations is the upcoming one with DC Comics, which was first teased with a brief animated ... Shadow’s Batman design is that his red stripes ...

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 ...

Many fans will be eager to see how showrunner Bruce Timm’s new take on the character compares, but Batman has maintained a stellar reputation in animated TV since then. Between memorable solo ...

Co-created by 'Batman: The Animated Series' producer Bruce Timm, this throwback to the hero's gritty early days is a blast (*) Harley and Gotham cop Renee Montoya (Michelle Bonilla) also appear to ...