Batman: The Animated series ran for a long time and had a bunch of video game adaptations, but which is the best of the bunch?

"Batman: The Animated Series" is, in the eyes of many, the definitive adaptation of the Caped Crusader's corner of the DC Universe, and for good reason. It has action, drama, legendary villains, and unforgettable locales,

They each deserve to be in contention for the title, and some episodes could easily be considered some of the best comic book media ever. However, they aren’t the best overall animated superhero shows.

When Batman: The Animated Series' creators introduced Bane only under duress. They thought the character's comic book story was 'pretty stupid.'

So we were like, ‘Yeah, let’s just take the piss out of Bane. Let’s make him a Mexican wrestler.’” Brian and Altieri added tons of little sight gags: When Batman and Bane have a fight aboard a boat, Bane gives Batman a clothesline while Batman performs multiple hurricanrana wrestling moves.

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"Batman" has a long history on screens big and small. After DC's Dark Knight debuted in the pages of "Detective Comics" in 1939, it took only four years for him to make the leap to the big screen in the first "Batman" serial. The 1960s saw Batman make his ...

The Batcave in Batman: The Animated Series is an iconic interpretation of Batman's secret headquarters that captivated kids and adults throughout the 90s. Hidden beneath Wayne Manor, the Batcave serves as Bruce Wayne's sanctuary, command center, and ...

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The 1999 DC Animated Universe cartoon Batman Beyond included one of the most unsettling Batman stories of all time.