After the beginning and rise of Batman: The Animated Series, DC started this particular comic which was based on the series and presented stories which couldn't be shown on the series, some characters that never made it into the series made it into this comic, some stories that couldn't be told in the series were told in this ongoing..All in the hand of Puckett & Templeton.
Some says that this series is at the par of the animated series. Let's read it, shall we?
>>83249240
Literally the best Batman ongoing ever.
>>83249462
Yeah, and I am impressed how Alan Grant made Anarky work within the DCAU
Now it's time for a peculiar Catwoman story that I bet you'll like
Oh this is one of my favorites. Joker's Wild Show, let's see how GCPD and Gordon deal with this one
>not reading this
Scarecrow's Big Plan part 1. Great story
Scarecrow's Big Plan part 2. Illiteracy is Gotham Big Public Enemy
Bruce Wayne: Murderer?. The storyarc in a single comic
Killer Croc favorite past-time is being a Professional Wrestler
Thanks.
>>83251573
Hey, it's Cain and Abel!
The DC Animated Universe comics were the best cape books of the 90s.
>>83255693
They were good, but come on.
>>83256729
No, it's true.
Thanks, OP. This was fun.
>>83256729
They were a lot better than the mainline Batman comics, anyway.
That was a period when Denny O'Neil was editing Batman and Denny O'Neil hated fun. The TAS books felt more like what a Batman story should be.
you rock Injustice Anon
Gotham Adventures #1 had one of the greatest Batman stories ever told.
>>83249671
>"Maybe it's Batman."
>that sly smile
My favorite thing about DCAU Batman was that he was a real damn smartass when he wanted to be
