Batman: The Animated Series offered some of the strangest narratives in superhero animation history, with wild visuals and freaky villains.

The Animated Series couldn't show death on screen, but their creative workaround helped earn them a well-deserved Emmy.

“Fear of Victory” is an early first-season episode that is a crucial showcase for Robin, as it is one of the first times the series puts his psychological state at the center of the narrative. The ...

This episode answers a question Batman: The Animated Series fans didn’t realize they had: Who repairs the Batmobile when its owner inevitably trashes it? We just assumed it was Bruce or even Alfred, ...

Batman: The Animated Series featured some spectacular storylines that could be perfect to adapt to the big screen. Batman: TAS is one of the best superhero shows ever made. Not just in terms of ...

"Batman: The Animated Series" sported a roster of A-list voice talent, who helped define the Dark Knight and his many friends and foes for a new generation.

Batman: The Animated Series is arguably one of the most important animated projects ever put to screen. The show was an undeniable hit with audiences, further cementing Bruce Wayne as a pop culture ...

Batman: The Animated Series originally aired on Fox from 1992 to 1995. It’s a dark, yet still family friendly, take on Bruce Wayne and his superhero alter ego. I have to imagine it was green-lit ...