“The Batman” Season Finale Screencaps, Starring The JLA
Author: Stephen Gerding
March 5th, 2008
Looks like they pulled out all the stops for the final episode of “The Batman” this weekend - GL, Hawkman, Flash, Green Arrow and Martian Manhunter all make appearances, both in the show and in the screencaps in our gallery. As always, click the image below to see the pics, or click the “More” link for the PR.
“The Batman” closes its fifth and final season with “The Batman: Lost
Heroes” at 11:00 a.m. ET/PT. In the special TV movie, the most
powerful members of the Justice League are abducted one-by-one.
Batman, Robin and Green Arrow discover the mystery surrounding their
disappearance – The Joining has returned with some earthly villainous
assistance, and has transferred the Justice League powers into alien
androids. It’s up to Batman, Robin and Green Arrow to help their JL
friends regain their powers and prevent an alien invasion. The
one-hour special includes appearances by Green Lantern, Hawkman,
Flash, Superman, Green Arrow, Toyman, Mirror Master, Dr. Hugo Strange
and The Joining. The film is written by Stan Berkowitz and Alexx Van
Dyne, and directed by John Fang and Vinton Heuck.
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6 Responses to ““The Batman” Season Finale Screencaps, Starring The JLA”
March 5th, 2008 at 9:44 am
What’s the allure of this cartoon for you? I’m a Batman fanatic and I grew up on The Animated Series. Watching a few episodes of the first season of this show made me want to vomit. I’m just curious what’s appealing about it.
March 5th, 2008 at 10:07 am
It’s a cartoon aimed towards kids, and they seem to like it. I think that’s a fair enough reason for it to exist and to post the images when they come KFR’s way, even if it’s not my cup of tea either.
March 5th, 2008 at 10:44 am
I’d like to consider myself a Batman fan and probably have watched at least 95% of all animated creations that include Batman. And while I’ll admit that the series definitely looks and sounds more like Matsuda’s Jackie Chan Adventures than Timm’s B:TAS, I still enjoy watching it. I consider the show just another person’s interpretation of the character; nothing more, nothing less. Plus, my four-year digs it, whichis more important than what an aging fanboy like myself thinks of it.
March 5th, 2008 at 7:14 pm
The designs are great and I like that they finally went for a new look - but the stories lead me to wonder how Timm and Co. were able to get away with such interesting stories when they did their shows…’The Batman’ is extremely juvenile that its hard for an adult to watch whereas BTAS was great on all levels…I tend to believe kids will watch Batman in any form, as long as its familiar so why not up the quality of the writing?
I love the toys but watch the show with 1-eye open…though I did love the episode with the homage to the Michael Golden one-shot “The Player on the other side” always wanted to see The Wrath back and I see he’s also in Batman Confidential this month.
March 6th, 2008 at 7:46 pm
Fair enough. I guess you can give them an A effort since it’s lasted so long. From the looks of the screenshots I see on here, it’s very interesting that they take a “unique” design take on BM’s villains yet the guest stars aren’t touched.
The budget must a lot lower…(lesser writing and definitely lesser musical quality).
March 8th, 2008 at 8:16 pm
Matsuda left after Season 4, which may explain the reasoning behind the complete abandonment of the Batgirl/Barbara Gordon character and the lack of any redesigns on the subsequent guest stars. And I agree with the sub-par musical scoring. Although, the original theme song for this series by The Edge was spot on and equals that of the B:TAS series written by Mr. Oingo Boingo himself.