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Batman: The Animated Series is finally back
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Published 15:47 4 Aug 2023 GMT+1

Batman: The Animated Series is finally back

Batman: The Animated Series is getting a revival through a new comic omnibus that continues the adventures started by the beloved TV show.

Sam Cawley

Sam Cawley

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Topics: Batman, DC, Warner Bros, TV And Film

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Batman: The Animated Series is getting a revival, in the form of a new comic Omnibus that continues the adventures started by the beloved TV show.

It’s been 25 years since Batman: The Animated Series aired its final episode. While plenty of Batman shows have come and gone since they never lived up to the legacy the animated show left in its wake.

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Boasting incredible storylines, a timeless art style and spectacular performances from the late Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill as Batman and Joker respectively, it truly is the definitive choice for classic dark knight adventures.

It’s also fondly remembered for its tone and themes. The majority of children’s shows in the 90s tended to shy away from adult stories and imagery, whereas Batman: The Animated Adventures tackled them head-on, leading to some truly legendary storylines. Another fun fact is the show was the origin of fan-favourite character Harley Quinn, who became so popular from her initial episode that she stuck around for the long run, and became the beloved DC character she is today.

Many fans have been itching for a revival ever since, and they finally got one with the release of The Batman Adventures, a comic book series based on the animated universe and produced by ​​Bruce Timm and Paul Dini. The comic adaptation retains the distinct art style the TV show used, as well as the same character design.

Several issues were released and will now be collected into an omnibus called Batman Adventures: Vol. 1. The featured issues include: The Batman Adventures #1-36, The Batman Adventures Annual #1, The Batman Adventures Annual #2, The Batman Adventures Holiday Special #1, The Batman Adventures: Mad Love #1, and stories from Batman: Black & White Omnibus.

While it may not be the return we’d hoped for, it’s definitely appreciated, and we can only hope it encourages DC to put some thought behind a true animated revival of the best Batman series.

The Batman Adventures: Vol. 1 Omnibus will be available to buy on the 5th of September later this year from DC and likely select retailers.

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