Batman: The Complete Animated Series [Blu-ray] [1992]

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Arkham Asylum: Examine the Top-Secret Case Files of the Dark Knight's Many Foes: Clayface (Featurette) – Clayface personnel file revealed by Bruce Timm, Dan Riba and James Tucker. surround, and subwoofer components, the active front right and left channels handle duties admirably. Freeze: SubZero came out, they were like a balm for the terrible cinematic burn of those last two live-action films before the franchise underwent its reboot Batman Begins.

environmental effects such as falling rain, set the scene as well as they can under, again, the track's inherent channel limitations. Currently this only redeems in SD on VUDU, so hopefully, that'll get upgraded to HD soon with these new masters. Lest you think “Almost Got ‘Im” is the only anthology episode in the series, meet “Legends of the Dark Knight,” the one where a trio of Gotham teens tells each other what they’ve heard about what Batman’s really like.

Tour of the Batcave (480i): Not exactly a "tour" but rather show clip collages highlighting a particular character or element.

Each copy comes with a series of lenticular cards, along with three exclusive mini Funko Pop vinyl figures--Batman, The Joker, and Harley Quinn. Arkham Asylum: Examine the Top-Secret Case Files of the Dark Knight’s Many Foes: Villain spotlight featurettes. It had a bonafide, groundbreaking film composer, equipped with a full orchestra, to craft its music. Given Warner Archive's transfer for Mask of the Phantasm, my expectations were pretty high for this release, but also realistic considering the number of episodes. There is about 91 minutes worth of bonus features here with some great behind-the-scenes looks at how the show was made and some voice-work.Some of the cast and crew have come back to discuss the making of this series in a brand new extra here. There's so much to dig through and Batman: The Animated Series has truly never been more pleasing to the eye.