Scarecrow Sixth-Scale Figure
Fans can now pre-order this Batman: The Animated Series Scarecrow Sixth-Scale Figure for the low, low price of $195.
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Batman: The Animated Series
Batman: The Animated Series Action Figures
Inspired by the original 90s action figures, even featuring the same style of packaging, fans of Batman: The Animated Series can now pre-order this set of four figures including Batman, Robin, Joker, and Catwoman for the low, low price of $80.
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The Joker’s Top 10 Classic Moments
DC Kids counts down ten classic Joker moments from Batman: The Animated Series including clips from “The Last Laugh,” “Christmas with the Joker,” “Be a Clown,” and one of my favorite episodes of all-time “Almost Got ‘Im.”
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Batman Adventures: Riddle Me This
- Title: Batman Adventures: Riddle Me This
- Comic Vine: link
- Writers: Ty Templeton, Scott Peterson
- Artist: Rick Burchett, Tim Levins
The Batman Adventures: Riddle Me This trade paperback collects five Riddler-themed stories from comics inspired by Batman: The Animated Series (which is a bit funny given the character appeared so few times on the show compared to other top-tier Bat-villains). This of course means plenty of riddles and misdirects (some of which work better than others). The best story turns out to be the last of the collection when a reformed Riddler grows bored and attempts to publicly engage the Batman in “Poker Face” from Batman Adventures #11. The reformed villains shenanigans not only tick off the Dark Knight Detective but also Mayor Penguin who frustratingly can’t find anything to charge Nygma with as Riddler isn’t breaking any laws.
Robin works to solve riddles left by the incarcerated Riddler which lead him to the missing Batman in “The Real Deal” from Batman: Gotham Adventures #57. “The Oldest One in the Book!” from Batman: Gotham Adventures #11 features an escaped Riddler leaving clues for Batman to apprehend other villains not realizing he’s also leading Batman to his own door.
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Batman: The Animated Series – The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy
- Title: Batman: The Animated Series – The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy
- wiki: link
Throwback Thursday takes us back to Gotham City for another episode of Batman: The Animated Series. There are several interesting aspects to “The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy” including the show’s introduction of the Bat-Signal, giving us multiple death traps, featuring a villain forcing Batman (Kevin Conroy) to unmask, and offering Batman the opportunity to out think a villain whose modus operandi are in some ways similar to the Riddler (i.e. the core Bat-villain who received the least appearances on the show). In many ways, such as the villain’s attempts to lure Batman into danger through outrageous riddles, I wonder if “The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy” may have started as a Riddler episode or may have unintentionally evolved into something similar.
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