Batman: The Animated Series remains the gold standard for superhero storytelling – a masterclass in atmosphere, character, and moral depth. With its Art Deco aesthetic, cinematic score, and mature ...

Two-Face, one of Batman's most tragic foes and, first appeared in Detective Comics #66 (1942). Created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane, he was once Gotham's idealistic district attorney, but Harvey Dent ...

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

As fascinating as DC Comics' Batman is for delving into psychological thriller and neo-noir plot elements, his villains help complete any story. The Dark Knight is frequently cited as having the best ...

Selina Kyle, better known as Catwoman, is an integral force within Batman’s story. She’s a lover and a rival, not to mention an icon in her own right. She’s a legendary cat burglar of Gotham City, and ...

“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 ...