>created Harley Quinn >created Renee Montoya >launched

>>92967563
The Adventures of Superman radio show comes close.
>The “Faster than a speeding bullet/Up in the Sky” opening
>Battle for truth and justice
>Introduced Perry White
>introduced Jimmy Olsen
>introduced Kryptonite
>first Superman/Batman team-up
>arguably exposed the character to a bigger audience than the comics and strips had at that point

Wonder Woman 77

>created the lasso spin
>probably other stuff

>>92967804
the donner movies also added a whole bunch of staples
>crystal tech of krypton
>family crests worn on chest of kryptonians
>pa kent dying in way that superman could not prevent
>zods flunkies
>lois providing the name for superman
>floating jor-el head

>>92967804
Wow, I never knew that.

Always neat to learn something new.

>>92967804
Also
>destroyed the real life KKK as a credible organization

>>92967862
Oh yeah, forgot to mention that. The storyline is called “Clan of the Fiery Cross” and all 16 parts are on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ol8Gmi57DI

>>92967862
>>92967918
That's pretty cool.

>>92967826
And Lynda Carter's massive tits. You can't forget those

>>92967563
Don't forget he actually made everyone care about Mad Hatter.

>>92967848
>>pa kent dying in way that superman could not prevent
That's the only good thinbg though.

Most adaptations contribute or popularize at least one character.

The Batman revitalized Wrath and created his sidekick, Scorn.

Brave and the Bold created Music Meister and popularized Jaime Reyes's Blue Beetle. Also, it started the trend of short hair, bearded Aquaman.

YJ created Kaldur'ahm/Jackson Hyde/Aqualad and Artemis Crock was revamped to look like her animated version, if only for Lobdell to kill her right away.

GL:TAS introduced the Interceptor, but it hasn't been used during the Nu52 or Rebirth. Aya also showed up in the Smallville comics, but that's it's own canon.

Beware the Batman revitalized Magpie, with her design in the show now carrying through most of her appearances. Pyg is also more well-known, though the comic book version is much preferred.

>>92967826
/thread

>>92969285
Most of them haven't affected comics at all.

>>92969285
>The Batman revitalized Wrath and created his sidekick, Scorn.
No one gives a shit about either of these characters

>Brave and the Bold [...] popularized Jaime Reyes's Blue Beetle.

Come on, now


None of the stuff you listed even comes close to being as impactful as the shit from BTAS or the Superman radio show

>>92969326
>>92969337
I wasn't arguing that they were just as impactful as those those two. Just that a lot of them tend to make at least a small impact in the comics or comic media.

>>92969026
And now I remember how happy Jarvis was when he was about to get a date.

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Batman 1989 introduced the grapple gun. Before that the closest we ever got was in TDKR when he used that modified rifle

>>92969285
but nobody cares about those changes and nobody will remember them.

>>92967848
Also Smallvile being in Kansas

>>92967563
>BTAS gave us Mark Hamill, the Joker for the next 25 years.

>>92967848
>Pa Kent dying in a way that Superman could not prevent
That was done before the movies, in a silver age comic.

>>92969493
Man, it was so weird realizing Batman had to throw his Bat-rope BY HAND for fifty years.

>>92969641
See >>92969371

>>92967563
>(heh)
You're not funny. Stop patting yourself on the back.

>>92967563
Most of that stuff you mentioned was Dini and Bruce Timm.

>Dini came up with the idea of Harley, Bruce designed her
>Bruce Tim and Paul Dini made Renee Montoya
>Dini is the one who came up with the Mister Freeze Nora tragedy
>Dini also helped repopularize Ivy by writing her with Harley Quinn like Thelma and Louise, which came out not that long before BTAS

Based Dini

>>92970131
>most of the stuff in BTAS were done by the creators of BTAS

I'm not really sure what your point is

>>92967563
the teen titans cartoon revitalized/repopularized cyborg, raven, starfire, beast boy & deathstroke while at the same time (save for deathstroke) ended up becoming the definitive versions of the characters for a lot of people

>>92970567
Johns' Teen Titans started at the same time as teh cartoon and also had the original cast (+ some others)

>>92969963
Just because you're negative doesn't make you interesting, anon. Shut the fuck up with your wet blanket opinions.

>>92970567
Yes but that was for the worst.

Now Raven and Beast Boy literally cannot leave Teen Titans, and all people do is insinuate Cyborg was a good character when on Teen Titans when he wasn't even good there.

>>92969493
Wait, so Rorschach's grapple gun predates Batman's by three years?

Why did he have one if no prominent "real" superhero had one at the time?

>>92970935
you also forgot that starfire can't be anything but a bubbly & ditzy alien girl who speaks broken english

i never got why TT was so special in that fans cano only accept the character if they're a 1:1 recreation of the cartoon?

>and all people do is insinuate Cyborg was a good character when on Teen Titans when he wasn't even good there.

being fair even in the comics cyborg probably had the more interesting backstory of the group compared to starfire (an enslaved alien princess) raven ( the daughter of NOT satan) robin & beast boy (former sidekicks)

>>92970935
>hating on based Kharyborg
Why?

>>92969285
>all these literally who characters aside from Blue Beetle
>thinking that comes close to BtaS

WeW lAd

>>92971224
Because reading comprehension is not popular these days, >>92969371

>>92971224
friendly reminder that batfaggotry is a mental illness

>>92971058
Because it's cool? I dunno

>>92969805
not as weird as realizing that superman used to jump everywhere until the fleischer cartoons

>>92967563
Wasn't this literally the first serious Batman cartoon? Not much competition there...

>>92971530
Yeah but Superman only existed for about 3 years before that happened. Batman also went through a ton of changes in his first few years

>>92969285
>YJ created Aqualad
This is wrong

>>92967563
Clayface is popular? I always thought he was woefully underrated.

>>92972197
He started showing up in a lot more shit after BTAS. Before then writers kept hopping back and forth between various clayfaces and interpretations. After BTAS created a sort of amalgam of all the different characters, that's what Karlo became (yes I know that technically happened in Mud Pack a few years prior, but that story ended with him being sent to the Earth's core and he looked decidedly different from what we know as the "normal" Clayface today, which is the one Timm drew)

>>92972348
Oh, cool.

>>92972166
He clearly meant Kaldur/Jackson, not Garth.

>>92967563
>>92967804
And to think that it was all animated by Asians.

Trury the superior race.

>>92967563
>Has any "adaptation" done more for a character than BTAS did?

BTAS and the DCAU are more important to Batman than most of the print material, probably, never mind the vastly inferior prior and successor cartoons.

Wasn't Electro's origin from ASM2 ripped straight from The Spectacular Spider-Man?

>>92972392
If you're into Clayface, he has some really great old stories if you haven't already read them

>The coming of Clayface III
>Heart of Clay
>The Mud Pack

>>92972671
The Superman radio show was animated by Asians? They're always one step ahead!

>>92972671
A radioshow animated by asians?
Truly a superior race.

>>92967848
>no mention of the theme
That's the single greatest thing Superman will ever have.

>>92972701
>B:TASfags getting arrogant and self-important again

Not to deny its impact, but a lot of B:TAS was inspired by and borrowed from Denny O'Neil and Steve Englehart's Batman material.

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>>92967563
Sorry OP, pic related is a million times better. It just doesn't get the recognition it deserves because nobody cares about 90s kids nostalgia, as opposed to 80s kids'.

>>92972795
Yes.

>>92972832
Thanks, Anon.

>>92967918
listening to this right now. i'm up to episode 6, and it's actually compelling.

>>92972835
>>92972838
This is the point where I admit my sleep-deprived and also quite lazy inability to properly read. Thought the second post was a reference to STAS.

Even so, I'm sure the Asians still had something to do with it.

>>92972947
You again. You lurk in the shadows, ready to pounce on any mention of BTAS.

Dedication is a virtue, except when it is to madness. Consider your case carefully.

>>92973107
I guess you could say I'm getting a little... batty.

>>92970515
point is a lot of the good shit came from Dini and Warner Bros treats him like shit.

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>>92973146
Hmm, yes. I suppose one could.

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>>92973221
>not posting the actual Joker

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>>92967563
https://youtu.be/GGBHGqtx9Sg

This intro and monologue will forever be my favourite. It gave me chills even before I knew what the episode was going to be about, and it still does. That voice acting is out of this world.

>>92973152
How? He got promoted to producer and still gets to pump out DC content up to today.

If you're referencing Tower Prep, that was entirely CN's fault.

>>92967563
You know Dini and Timm met on a little project created only to sell toys. It was called Master of the Universe

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>>92973152
>>92973343
Don't forget he was largely in charge of the only good Looney Tunes reimagining ever.

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>>92973282
That's not the Joker. That's obviously...the Batman.

>>92969337
>>Brave and the Bold [...] popularized Jaime Reyes's Blue Beetle.
>Come on, now
That one is true though

>>92973402
Really? Looks more like some random office clerk to me...

>>92972947
>Monkey Joker
>Marilyn Manson Riddler
No, it was bad

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>>92971058
>>92969493
Pic related is from Sandman, in the 40's.

I suspsect part of it was that it didn't occur to people. Part of it was that the Adam West era batman was about big, bold exaggerated movement, and things that were even gun like were on the outs because of wertham.

Do you think TAS Joker would let me live if I entertained him enough?

>>92973282
You may be the only person on the planet who likes that joker

>>92973480
>best Joker, period
>best Riddler aside from the admittedly weird character design
You need to get some taste, anon.

>>92973491
Because he's actually menacing, unpredictable, and clownish. No other Joker I know of has all of those characteristics.

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>>92967563
They put more creativity into Beyond, the question is why it hasn't had more influence than BTAS has.

>>92973521
Make your bait less obvious

>>92973565
For exactly the same reason as the 2004 one:
>It just doesn't get the recognition it deserves because nobody cares about 90s kids nostalgia, as opposed to 80s kids'.

>>92973626
>nobody cares about 90s kids nostalgia
But BTAS is as 90s as it gets, you dingus.

>>92973620
It's not bait, there's one anon on /co/ who has taste so bad he legitimately loves The Batman, and posts it whenever possible. I'm going to assume he's young enough that the show was on when he was a kid and now it's his "muh"

>>92973655
TAS came out in 1992. Do you remember what you were watching as a 2-year-old, anon?

>>92973565
Because it requires Bruce to not be Batman and that's too much for the main DCU to handle

>>92973669
It's hilarious how I keep getting accused of this, and yet nobody bothers to respond to posts like this one: >>92973553

>>92973626
>>92972947
>Batman Beyond
>The Batman
>90s kids

You're one of those obnoxious kids who was in preschool when the 90s ended, but still calls yourself a 90s kid because that was the big thing on the internet a few years back, aren't you?

>>92973565
>They put more creativity into Beyond

I love Beyond, but it was literally Spider-Man with some Batman blended in there.

>>92973717
90s kids watched 1995-2005 shows.
80s kids watched 1985-1995 shows.
What is your problem, anon?

>>92973677
"90s kids" are kids who grew up in the 90s and consumed 90s media, not some college freshman like you who wants to fit in with a meme label

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>>92973343
They've been treating him like shit ever since he didn't like what the did with the Arkham City DLC with Harley. He wanted to know why he had no say in it and they basically told him to fuck off, which is why i didn't write for the 3rd game. He's writing for Marvel since then. He only came back recently to DC to right for Justice League Action. But he hasn't done anything for Warner Bros since.

>>92973766
see >>92973739

>>92973794
That isn't true at all, and quoting your post doesn't change that. Again, you're just trying to fit in with the "cool kids" and legitimize your love of a terrible show (somehow)

>>92967563

The animated show rode the coat tails of the crazy succesful Burton movie anf borrowed heavily from it .

And Dark Knight gave us dark brooding Batman before that.

The Iron Man movie also transformed a B list character from a near bankrupt comic company into a multi billion dollar international property.

>>92973553
>Joker is lel so rand0m
No

>>92970131
>BTAS help to repopularize Ivy cause even her solo episodes were very good episodes Dini gave her very particular weird but real feelings. The struggle between her nature and human desire of family.

>>92973847
Again, you're retarded if you think someone born in a particular decade could be nostalgiafagging for any shows from the first half of said decade.

>>92971224
that's true.

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>>92973739
>>92973794
Those terms are talking about when they be at the age to enjoy the media. A "90's kid" would have been born in the 80's while a "80s kid" would have been 70's. It's about what ten year old kids were watching on TV at the time, not when you were born.

>>92973677
Just like your ill-deserved dubs portend, I was 7 and not 2. And yes, I remember clearly, because it aired massively here two years later when I was 9.

Now take your dubs, your errors, and your misplaced assumptions, and get thee hence.

>>92973964
>Reruns don't exists
>Home video didn't exists

>>92973964
>if you think someone born in a particular decade
This is what you're not getting. "[decade]s kids" weren't born in that decade. They hade their formative years during that time.

>>92973964
Dude I was born in 94 and even I'm not retarded enough to try and call myself a "90s kid." Also I was the exact target demo when The Batman came out, and I still knew it was shit.

>>92974043
>Hey look, I can redefine Internet terms too!
And it doesn't even change the gist of my original comment that sparked this debate, besides making it much longer to type out.

>>92974123
When that internet term started, people were talking about Pogs and N64. It was the middle schoolers at the time who wanted to fit in with the cool new term that tried to redefine it so they would be included.

>>92974073
>>92974077
>>92974106
Looks like I really touched a nerve there, eh /co/? Your bullshit will not convince me.

>>92974123
>And it doesn't even change the gist of my original comment
It undoes it completely.

>>92974173
If everyone disagrees with you and is calling you an idiot, I'm sure the reason is that you're the only smart one and everyone else can't stand to your brilliance. I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that if you're wrong, you'll no longer be a "90s kid" and will just be another Gen Z fuckup that nobody likes.

>>92974176
As you're clearly an idiot, I'll type it out for you:
>It just doesn't get the recognition it deserves because nobody cares about 95-05 kids nostalgia, as opposed to 85-95 kids'.

>>92973777
>which is why i didn't write

'Sup, Paul. Love your work.

>The Batman fan tries to shit up yet another BTAS thread

Yo know he started a The Batman thread yesterday and it got like 2 replies. That show will only be remembered for forcing The DCAU to get creative during Justice League. Okay show, but you need to realize no one but you gives a shit about it.

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>>92974123
Anon a 90's kid was someone that grew up in the 90s. Simple as that. Batman Beyond started 1999 and final episode was in 2001, most people didn't see it till post 2000. if you stretch your argument to that then it undoes the comment made in >>92973626 because in the early 00s there were a dozen shows that created that lasting nostalgia (Samurai Jack, Invader Zim, etc) so either way you place that goal post, it's fucking stupid as hell to think it doesn't get recognition because nobody cares about this or that generation nostalgia. The truth is simpler then that: Beyond was a serious departure from the original themes and places of the original idea and nothing will over out shadow Bruce Wayne Batman. It was great and well written, but most people regardless of generation if given the choice between more modern Batman Stories and Beyond Stories, they will always pick modern Batman.

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>>92974334
>nobody cares about 95-05 kids nostalgia
Hey, retarded:
We just saw a show from 2001 get a final season this year for the fans of the old. Never breed and spread your ignorance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqfQ5swKEss

I would say Dark Knight Returns from 1986 did the most, it introduced so many concepts that became just generally accepted afterwards for the character, like how it isn't Bruce Wayne dressing up as Batman, it's Batman dressing up as Bruce Wayne, Joker's sick relationship with the Batman, and flirting with the idea that the hero is just as deranged as the villains

>>92974454
Which was cut down to 10 episodes instead of 13 like every other season got, had an episode pre-empted by fucking Reddit and Memey, and really is the only example of a true 00s cartoon revival I can think of in any case.

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>>92974334
What the hell are you on?
Nintendo has built and empire on that nostalgia of the late 90s. Invader Fucking Zim is still selling. Samurai Jack got a 5th season, the awful Power Puff girls reboot, Animaniacs' is getting a reboot.
Whatever loving abuse did your parents put you through to think something this stupid?

>>92974505
I'd agree with you except that the OP specifically mentioned adaptations.

>>92974533
Duck Tales came back and Darkwing Duck might follow.

>>92974505
>like how it isn't Bruce Wayne dressing up as Batman, it's Batman dressing up as Bruce Wayne
That's a dumb concept, what show even uses it?

>>92974533
Nintendo is based off of 80s and 90s nostalgia.

>>92973777
Are you there Paul? I'm really your fan and I hated the DLC

>>92972937
Of course, and it expanded on and further popularized it rather than making it worse.

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>>92974530
>Oh shit! Maybe if I move this goal post enough no one will notice.
Also: Ducktales, Hey Arnold, Rocko's modern life, Invader Zim, Animaniacs, Power Puff Girls, and more I can't think of are getting reboots and whatnot based on nostalgia, damn the quality.
You're fucking done you retard. 90's nostalgia is just as good as 80's with the adults that grew up on the stuff.

>>92974568
Every DCAU Batman is portrayed that way. Bruce said in Batman Beyond that he calls himself Batman when talking to himself.

>>92967563
Just wondering...

Wasn't The Spectacular Spiderman (at least partly) the reason why Gwen Stacy was brought back from Obscurity?

>>92974631
There's literally an entire episode about it, yeah.

>>92974645
no that was Bendis years before in Ultimate Spider-man and his personal twist in House of M.

>>92974645
Pretty much, yeah. A lot of casuals only knew her from the rep she got being the death of the silver age.

>>92974631
>>92974653
That is seriously so stupid, no wonder I prefer >>92972947

>>92974536
Guess I misinterpreted adaptation then, just considered the word to be whenever someone new decides to take the character for a new re imagining

>>92974668
Yeah. But wasn't a lot of how Gwen's personality in recent years kinda based on how she was in Spectacular or The Amazing Spiderman (a Nerdy Smart Girl Next Door type)?

Before that wasn't Gwen just kind of a Ditzy Bombshell who really got around?

>>92974703
Both are pretty good ways to take Batman's character. A person so consumed by his secret life that going back to a ordinary life seems impossible and a man trying to do good in the world while in the shadows and in the public.

>>92974805
I think she was just a nice girl that Peter hooked up with, which ended up getting her killed cause the writers thought she was boring and that MJ was more interesting.

>>92974805
She was a big "nerd" in Ultimate Spider-man comics. That said her personality has always been shallow and until Spider Gwen the goal even in SSM was that she was to die.

>>92974811
I just find it ridiculously unrealistic for him to go full Batman. The 2004 series did a near-perfect job of balancing the two sides of his personality.

>>92974842
>nice girl
Gwen was a bitch

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>>92973565
Because it doesn't take place in the main timeline.

>>92973553
For the DCAU, pic related.
Fights with a salami, rapes a man, and has one of the best laugh sequences at the end.

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>>92967918
>>92967862
>Started The Regime

>>92974868
Yeah, I thought the actual series overall was alright but It started falling off near the end when Batman started having more screen-time than Bruce.

>>92974898
Who did he rape?

>>92973491
i like him cause he fights like a monkey

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00s nostalgia won't hit as hard as the 90s. By then people were online for dumb videos. You can't do a revival of YTMND vids and lolcats. Youtube videos and the like aren't as

>>92974703
Bruce is mentally ill. They say as much in the writer's guide for BTAS.

>>92972197
He's one of the main characters in Rebirth Detective Comics, which is a book devoted to the Batfamily

>>92975063
>mfw at some point I'm gonna hear some kid be like "I miss that classic Johnny Test, when are they bringing it back" near me

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Any good books on the making of BTAS?

This is adjacent to some of it but not a history of it

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>>92975157

>>92967563
X-Men: Evolution created X-23, a character who apparently was in a successful movie recently.

>>92967804
That surpasses BTAS in terms of overall impact easily.

>>92974955
some mafia boss.

>>92975157
The Arkham files and a couple conferences are available on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owaMoWmD2vE

>>92972947
Go home, kid. Jack was everyone's favorite western action cartoon during the 90s.

>>92974622
Except B:TASfags are acting like it invented all of those elements on its own, like comics were 60's Silver Age and TDKR until B:TAS came along.

>>92973777
what did he write for Marvel?

>>92974805
I think her personality was shallow, but they got to know each other in college which means her and peter were in the same honors courses, so the implication of intelligence was there at least

>>92967862
Well we all make mistakes every now and then

>>92975484
Point to one comment that makes that argument. I'll wait

>>92970131
>Dini is the one who "came up" with the Mister Freeze Nora tragedy

He completely stole it from another ice-themed Batman villain, Cryonic Man. Nobody knows Cryonic now since his traits were all given to Freeze.

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>>92967563
For any character ? The Superman radio show beats it as explained by this anon >>92967804
But for Batman specifically TAS is the most influential adaptation.
Although I'd argue that the Tim Burton movies had a very sizeable influence on the character (especially since they influenced several aspects of TAS)

>>92975157
There's the Writer's Bible which goes into a lot of the concepts that went into the show and even some unused ideas.
http://www.worldsfinestonline.com/WF/batman/btas/backstage/wbible/writersguide.pdf

This site has plenty of info on BTAS if you feel like learning more about it
http://www.worldsfinestonline.com/WF/batman/btas/

>>92967563
God can you imagine if the Nolan films has as much influence as this or even the Burton movies?

>>92976010
Indeed he did. He probably chose Freeze, though, because he's more directly linked to Batman and is more known due to the 60's show.

>>92976010
>>92976512
>Cryonic Man

You mean the character that existed for literally less than 2 issues of Suicide Squad and then died? Gee I wonder why they wouldn't go with him

>>92976562
I get why they used Freeze, but you're acting like pulling characters from obscurity is impossible.

Also, he was from Outsiders.

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>>92975616
These guys.

>>92976963
he also wrote EMH

>>92976473
see
>>92976164
TAS is heavily influenced by Burton

>>92977124
No he didn't.

>>92977152
You should probably reread my post

>>92972947
>Better
Not really.
>Did more
It didn't do MORE, but it definitely did a bit.
>Loli Ivy
>Nu Clayface who is actually sympathetic
>Nu firefly was awesome
>Nu Ragdoll
>Detective Yin
>Villain team ups that were kek worthy
Not jewrly as much as Btas, but it did good.

>>92979191
Whoa I thought Ragdoll was an exclusive to The Batman

Somewhat on topic. Rumor va Lock up. Who'd win?

Arkhamverse created modern Hot Topic baseball bat Harley Quinn. I know /co/ hates that, but eh.

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>>92972947
It was passable, but now it's a product of its time and coming off BTAS, it's a bit grating. It shows just how much KidsWB! fell off, especially with their faggy censorship when the fourth season of BTAS allowed them to get away with way more than they could on Fox. That said, some of the redesigns were on-par with S4. Selena/Catwoman got hit hard, though Penguin was an improvement.

>>92973304
My favorite Batman Villain. They did such a great job with him and many of the others.
They made Batman not realistic but more... I want to say theatrical.

>>92969493
I believe this movie also revitalized the image of the Batmobile in the minds of the public.

>>92967862
Stop with this myth. By the time they did that radio show, membership of the Klan had declined to the tens of thousands by that time. The only reason it got so big was because the Klan of the 20s was focused more hating against the recent wave of Catholic immigrants in what was, mainly, a Protestant nation. There were also large economic factors in play since a lot of those immigrants were moving into cities and doing the same jobs others had been doing for lower wages which forced those people to move, mainly into the upper midwest which is why Klan membership was so great in places like Indiana and Michigan. Likewise big among Swedish immigrants since Swedes were Protestant. It was only in the South where they really glommed onto the nigger hatin' and as soon as the Depression hit, Klan membership pretty much plummeted off a cliff within two or three years.

There's a reason the initial Klan (made to terrorize Republicans/blacks) died quickly and the third/current Klan (mainly just white trash and FBI moles) is a joke with like 5000 members. They're propped up though by people (the SPLC especially) who have an agenda to push the idea of white bigotry lurking around every corner

But no, the Superman radio show did not "kill" the Klan. If it had any effect it's more equivalent to seeing a mortally wounded man on the side of the road and kicking him a few times for good measure.

>>92974630
>Ducktales, Hey Arnold, Rocko's modern life, Invader Zim, Animaniacs, Power Puff Girls, and more
Power Puff Girls and Jack are already fucking garbage. Why do you think these new reboots will be any better

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>>92967804
>>92967848
What did Man of Steel bring to the Superman franchise?

>>92972947
I wanna fuck Batgirl!

>>92988743
2 of the greatest shots of superman ever -- the one of him hovering above the troops at the army base, and the one of him as christopher reeve(cant fucking tell me it wasnt him.), bathed in light during his moment of triumph against the terraforming device.

Maybe the original 80's TMNT?

>>92967848
>pa kent dying

Yeah, that's a shitty thing though

>>92967862
>wtf I hate Superman now

>>92967804
>>92967848
The original 1940's Superman cartoon is also notable for introducing Superman's most iconic power after his invincibility and strength, his ability to fly.
It also served as a major inspiration for the art direction of the DCAU.

>>92973565
Beyond, by its nature as a story that takes place in a possible future, simply can't become a major part of the DC universe. Besides, what makes Terry so interesting is the setting that he's been placed in. Just ripping his character out of the future and placing him in modern Gothem would be jarring.

>>92979191
>Detective Yin
Still mad that she vanished in the later seasons. I know the voice actress left, but just hire someone else! It was stuff like Yin that made the show feel unique, without these it started to feel like BTAS 2.0

>>92988743
shame

>>92979191
>>Loli Ivy
I've never seen her, got an image?

>>92989235
>Just ripping his character out of the future and placing him in modern Gothem would be jarring
Not just jarring but fucking stupid.
It's like having Spider-Man 2099 in modern day comics.

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>>92989559
Not really a loli, so I don't know what that anon is talking about. She is a teenager, though.

>>92969493
Batman '89 also gave us a screen Batman that wasn't a fucking joke (Batman '66)

It also inspired Bruce Timm to do TAS.

>>92973739
I was watching through both of those eras

>>92991190
And? Do you want some sort of prize?

>>92989358
Same. Shit, she was great. Wish they'd bring her back.

>>92973739
Look at this goober who never heard of syndication. And now back to my Golden Girls reruns.

>>92973565
Batman Beyond got intergrated in the actual DC Universe,got many people clamoring for a movie or game and is by many fans considered ''Batmans End Game''
id say thats a pretty big influence

>>92988743
Constipation Face

>>92976963
>Dini wanted a actual, straight forward adaptation of the Ultimate comics
>But Loeb insisted on the comedy format
>dini eventually has no writing credits after season one

>>92988743
An excellent OST and Superman casting choice.

>>92988743
The standard for choreography. I have no problems with any of the choreography in this film.

OST's pretty good too.

>>92989587
Errr... anon...

>>92991432
I know, that was my point.

>>92990938
He's talking about American standards. There's a reason the Hollywood age of consent is almost universally 18.

>>92972166
No it's not

>>92967563
it did more than that, it also helped real-life police.

During the episode of Scarface's first apperance, you get shown how his shirt gets ripped open, and his tattoo is shown. Batman uses this to check a register of various criminals that has tattoos, and finds Rhino.
This was implemented in ways after that episode into law-enforcement.

Batman actually helped fight crime in real life.

>>92972947
BtAS is better, but there is nothing wrong with The Batman show either.

>>92991597
>There's a reason the Hollywood age of consent is almost universally 18
I've heard different things regarding hollywood and "Age of consent"

>>92991597
She was apparently 19.

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>>92967563
I've heard Several tiMe How Batman TAS "Saved Mr Freeze" or something along those lines. Can anybody explain?

>>92988031
Kys reddit

>>92995519
You know the whole tragic Mr. Freeze story where he's just trying to save his wife Nora from an incurable disease? That was completely made up for BTAS. Before that he was just some guy running around with an ice gun and was basically a D list villain.

>>92973152
Lets be honest, the quality of Dini's writing has significantly gone down in the last 15 years.

His JLU episodes were forgettable and the first two Arkham games have very weak scripts, especially City.

>>92996271
Not only that, but in the comics, he was maybe murdered by the Joker years before and no one really gave a shit.

>>92967804
>>introduced Jimmy Olsen
>>introduced Kryptonite
Wait really? Huh.

>>92996973
Yeah. The radio show was done live but the VA for Supes wanted a vacation. So they invented kryptonite so a temporary VA would just have to make groaning in pain sounds for a few episodes.