Batman

By rss@youtube.com (tilleb1) Author: tilleb1 Keywords: episode 02 Added: February 23, 2009

Berkowitz's many animated TV writing and/or co-writing credits include Legion of Super Heroes, The Batman, Transformers: Animated, Superman, Spider-Man, Justice League, The New Batman/Superman Adventures, Batman Beyond, Static Shock, Ben 10, The Brave and the Bold, and Friends...

Steve looks at the final episode of Season 1 of "Batman: The Brave and the Bold" and talks with Mike Jelenic

By ComicList 10/28/09,"DC COMICS","Batman The Brave And The Bold #10",$2.50 10/28/09,"DC COMICS","Superman #693",$2.99 10/28/09,"DC COMICS","Superman In World's Finest Comics Archives Vol 2 HC",$49.99 10/28/09,"DC COMICS","Wonder Woman #37",$2.99

By Chris Sims Batman: The Brave and the Bold #10: In this issue, by Supergirl: Cosmic Adventures in the 8th Grade’s Landry Walker and Eric Jones, Batman is transformed by Hugo Strange into a giant kaiju monster and then fights the Atom, who has also grown giant-sized, which may cause him to explode.

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Batman: The Brave and the Bold #10 (DC Comics) In this issue, Batman grows into a gigantic green, fire-breathing kaiju and tries to smash a prison full of convicted criminals. It’s up to The Atom to get really big and punch him in the face until Green Arrow can find the antidote. That is a very go...

By ComicList Batman #692, $2.99 Batman The Brave And The Bold #10, $2.50 Detective Comics #858 (Adam Hughes Variant Cover), AR Gotham City Sirens #5, $2.99 Superman #693, $2.99 Superman In World's Finest Comics Archives Vol 2 HC, $49.99 Wonder Woman #37, $2.99

By J. Caleb Mozzocco “The songs and the superheroism don’t quite gel here as well as they should. Plus, Batman should never, ever sing”: That bit of blasphemy comes from Marc Bernardin, in a post on EW’s Pop Watch blog, referring to the musical episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, an extremely awesome epis...

By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) Kevin's Review Batman: The Brave and the Bold has been one of those cartoons that I have been very mixed on. It seems this show just alternates between good and bad episodes. And one of the criticisms I had against this show is that so far it has yet to have a very memorable episode. Until now

Batman: Streets of Gotham 5, Blackest Night: Superman 3, The Brave And The Bold 28, Outsiders 23, Supergirl 46, and Superman/Batman 65

Related articles from Comics Ate My Brain, Superman Homepage, Comic Fodder and more.

By jlurevisited However,after sixty issues, the format was changed to something altogether different. Whereas World’s Finest paired Batman with Superman, and DC Comics Presents was later used to pair Superman with other heroes, BatB was DC’s way of pairing Batman with other, lesser-known heroes in a...

The animated series Batman: The Brave and the Bold takes the "Batman and..." concept and runs with it, allowing the show to explore every obscure nook and cranny of the DCU

By Caitlin Petrakovitz Movies: Thursday: Movies: Friday: Batman: The Brave and the Bold - On Cartoon Network at 7:30 PM we finally get to hear Neil Patrick Harris as the Music Meister as he uses his power to hijack a satellite, so he can control people with music... and take over the world. Yay for singing villains.

By G-Man Batman: The Brave And The Bold...The Musical?  The episode, "Mayhem Of The Music Meister!" airs on Cartoon Network this Friday, October 23, 2009 at 7:30 ET/PT.  The entire episode premiered at San Diego Comic Con (see our thoughts from our live blog HERE ).  You may have already scene the episo...

By Esther Inglis-Arkell Some sticklers will recognize this as a still from the Batman: The Brave and the Bold animated series and say that it shouldn't be counted as it is not technically a comic. To you, I repeat Plastic Man's immortal words: "Are you seeing what I'm seeing? Because I'm seeing gorillas, riding pte...

By Caitlin Petrakovitz On FOX at 9 PM the team started decoding dreams when people are being turned into monsters via what sounds like a backdoor in their brains. And Broyles meets with Nina Sharp — whoa, is more lip-locking action in store? Batman: The Brave and the Bold -

By ComicList Extremely popular on Cartoon Network with its combination of fast-paced action and humor, Batman: The Brave and the Bold is executive produced by Sam Register, with James Tucker and Linda M. Steiner as producers. The voice cast includes Diedrich Bader as Batman, James Arnold Taylor as Gr...

By Lan Pitts Batman: The Brave and the Bold Thanks to the official Batman: The Brave and the Bold Facebook Fan page, the episode has been linked online after its airing in the UK, and before hitting the US Airwaves. The videos, linked from the page, are embedded below.

By Lan Pitts Batman: The Brave and the Bold Batman: The Brave and the Bold The Mayhem of the Music Meister “As I regale you with my story you know you’ll have no choice but to do my evil bidding when you hear this booming voice!” – Music Meister (Neil Patrick Harris) This is the musical episode that you’ve h...

By tonyrak Conclusion: Straczynski’s run on The Brave and the Bold is poised to be a much more literate experience than the typical superhero fare, and I like that.  At the same time, a book like this is capable of delivering a wide variety of stories, and based on his first effort here I think I’ll stick...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Batman: The Brave and the Bold #8 (DC) Chinese super-team The Great Ten team up with Batman this issue, and yet there are only four members of The Great Ten in the entire issue. Why are J. Torres, Carlo Barberi and Terry Beatty trying to un-teach our children math?

By noreply@blogger.com (Tom Bondurant) As promised, here's the podcast for last week's comics. Specifically, they're Batman: Streets Of Gotham #3, Blackest Night: Superman #1, The Brave and the Bold #26, Final Crisis Aftermath: Dance #4, Justice League of America #36, Supergirl #44, Superman Annual #14, and Wednesday Comi...

Related articles from Comics Should Be Good! and more.

By noreply@blogger.com (Tom Bondurant) This week I go off on a little rant about Mark Millar's Fantastic Four, and there are references to Fargo and Stripes, as well as a thoroughly-unsurprising Monty Python reference. Otherwise, it's Batman: The Brave and the Bold #7, Blackest Night: Tales of the Corps #3, Detective Comics #8...

By tomstoyz@cox.net (tomztoyz) If you're lucky enough to be going to the San Diego Comic Con 2009 today then please be sure to check out the BATMAN: THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD event on Friday at 10:00, Room 6DE. There will be a special "Batman: The Brave and the Bold Screening and Q&A". Gotham takes over San Diego as Diedrich Ba...

By Meredith Woerner Conan plays host to William Shatner, and McLovin (Christopher Mintz-Plasse). So there's really no reason not to tune into The Tonight Show on NBC at 11:30. Batman The Brave And The Bold - Batman gets zapped to the future, where animals are humanoid, and now we're the pets, or urm... slaves? But w...

By Graeme McMillan Friday's Batman: The Brave And The Bold abandoned the familiar formula of the series for something much more unexpected: A love letter to animation full of in-jokes, easter eggs, and even jabs at fanboys who don't dig the show's upbeat style. We kind of think we loved it.

By dailypop Batman: The Brave and the Bold Episode 19: “Legend of the Dark Mite!” I don’t think I have ever witnessed anything quite as insanely inventive as the latest episode of Batman The Brave and the Bold. After a brief mini-adventure teaming Batman up with Ace the Bat-Hound (that’s right, they br...

By Meredith Woerner Batman: The Brave and the Bold - Bat-Mite is channeling the Great Gazoo, floating around and making Batman's life a little more troubling. Especially when he upgrades his gear. But how could the Bat get mad at that face? Check out the clips below. The new episode is on Cartoon Network a 8:30 PM.

By dailypop Batman: The Brave and the Bold Episode 18: “The Color of Revenge!” /h1> The moment has finally arrived when Robin is co-starring on Brave and the Bold. As is fitting, the story tells the tale of how awkward their partnership is. The teaser adventure features Batman and Robin in the early d...

By Graeme McMillan The Color Of Revenge" was packed with shout-outs to longtime Batman fans, whether it was the villain's hideout on the corner of Haney and Aparo (For Bob Haney and Jim Aparo, whose long run as writer and artist on the comic version of The Brave And The Bold in the '60s and '70s clearly inspired...

By Meredith Woerner Batman: The Brave and the Bold - Robin teams up with the Bat again to fight Crazy Quilt. But it sounds as though there may be some unspoken tension between the two crusaders. The new episode is on Cartoon Network a 8:30 PM. Movies: Saturday:

By dailypop Batman: The Brave and the Bold Episode 17: “Menace of the Conqueror Caveman!”   The latest episode of the Batman Brave and the Bold series introduced a beloved character to Justice League cartoons and DC comic books alike, Booster Gold. The opener mini-episode featured a return of Wildca...

By Meredith Woerner Batman: The Brave and the Bold - Booster travels back in time for celebrity status, but winds up helping Vandal and Savage with their evil deeds. The new episode is on Cartoon Network a 8:30 PM. Batman: The Brave and the Bold Clip Batman: The Brave and the Bold Clip

By dailypop Batman: The Brave and the Bold Episode 16: “Night of The Huntress!” After what feels like an eternity, the Brave and the Bold cartoon is back with a new episode. After a brief teaser adventure featuring a Black Canary team-up versus Solomon Grundy (why were his lips stapled? Did I miss somet...

By Graeme McMillan Anyone looking to Brave and Bold for something close to the famous 1990s Bruce Timm version of Batman - or even the lesser, but still enjoyable, Justice League/Justice League Unlimited shows - won't find what they're looking for with this show; it's much more comedy than drama, and also s...

Both the beauty and the beast are making their Brave and the Bold bows, causing one to marvel, no pun intended, at the sheer size of the Dark Knight's storied supporting cast. Almost every episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, like the venerable ...

By G-Man I reviewed the two part story of "Batman: The Brave And The Bold" here.  It was a really good story.  In the second episode that airs tonight, we see Batman and the Joker team up.  It's probably my favorite episode so far.  In my review, I gave it a five out of five.

By Charlie Jane Anders Today's spoilers include a picture of a major Star Trek moment, and new Wolverine posters. And we've got sneak peeks from Knowing, BSG, Sarah Connor, and Brave And The Bold. Spoilers: your window into futureland. Star Trek: Wolverine: Knowing: Lost: Fringe: Batman: The Brave And The Bold:

By Johanna You’ll need to be in the right frame of mind to appreciate The Silver Age Teen Titans Archives, but if you are, it’s a fun time capsule. The book contains the first five issues of the series from 1966, plus three earlier appearances: The Brave and the Bold #54, #60, and Showcase #59, all writte...

By Ryan 1: The re-refurbished Superman titles: 3: Wonder Woman by Gail Simone: 4: Dynamite Comics gets serious 6: The Dark Knight (The Movie!) and Batman: The Brave and the Bold: And when they release the Batmobile from this show as a toy? I am so in. 7: All Star Superman He likes Superman.

By Scott Thill Holy optimism, Dark Knight! Batman: The Brave and the Bold has arrived to counteract the depressing void left behind by summer blockbuster The Dark Knight and the unfortunately canceled anime of television's The Batman. Images courtesy Warner Bros.