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Tag Archives: Batman
Batman: Under the Red Hood (2010)
Robin, the Boy Wonder, is one of the most controversial characters in superhero comics. First debuting in 1940 as a transparent attempt to (what else?) attract new readers, he immediately became a popular and enduring staple of the Batman mythos … Continue reading
The Top 5 Dumbest Things in Batman Forever
Because of our obvious love for Batman, we present this video supplement to our review of Batman Forever.
Batman Forever (1995)
This is where I fell off the boat. I was twelve in 1995, when the Batman blitz began again, and from the start, things felt different. For one thing, I’d started paying attention to the news. This new thing called … Continue reading
Batman Returns (1992)
As with its prequel, I have a long history with Batman Returns. It was Friday, June 19, and my cousins and I were suffering through the annual summer visit to the grandparent’s house…in Alabama. My southeastern U.S. readers know what … Continue reading
Batman (1989)
So it’s 1989 and I’m six years old. For my birthday I’m allowed the fifty-mile car ride down to the nearest theater to see one film. Like every other kid in 1989, I chose Batman and one of the results … Continue reading
Superman/Batman: Apocalypse (2010)
Well bisect me with a light saber. Here I am, ready and willing to take a break from hating everything and review another superhero cartoon before the October Horror Movie season and DC Animation, in their infinite (sarcastic airquotes) “wisdom,” … Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Braugher, Batman, DC Universe(s), Kevin Conroy, Lauren Montgomery, Summer Glau, Superheroes, Superman, Susan Eisenberg, Tab Murphy, Tim Daly, Warner Brothers
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Superman/Batman: Public Enemies (2009)
As you’ve no doubt guessed by now, my personal political views fall somewhere to the left of Mikhail Bakunin. So, as you’d expect, I experienced quite the nerdgasam back in the year 2000 when (through a convoluted story line tonight’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Batman, Clancy Brown, DC Universe(s), Kevin Conroy, Sam Liu, Stan Berkowitz, Superheroes, Superman, Tim Daly, Warner Brothers
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Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths (2010)
The day I discovered NOVA’s The Elegant Universe was a grand day at around this old Batcave o’ mine. I rejoiced that physicists had finally figured out what we comic book nerds have known for over fifty years: our world … Continue reading
Batman Begins (2005)
Batman Begins initially disappointed me. All cinematic legends of the Dark Knight inevitably do, save those told by Paul Dini and Co.. I can remember leaving the theater in late 2005 with my Ambassador on my arm. She turned to … Continue reading







