We could go on. All-Funny Comics #16 featuring Superman, Batman, Robin imposters. But before even that All-Star Comics #36 appearance, there's the strange and wonderful All Funny Comics #16 (cover ...

Many fans argue that Batman doesn’t need to be funny and can remain the darkest figure in DC Comics, relying on his family to ...

In this installation of “Comfort Cartoons,” I’m focusing on “Batman: The Animated Series” (1992–1995 ... The Joker’s just as insane and funny as ever (thanks to Mark Hamill’s impeccable voice acting) ...

I’m not interested in a funny, campy Batman ... who cites The Long Halloween and Court of Owls among his favorite Batman comics, we trust that Gunn fully gets the character.

Cesar Romero cemented that portrayal in the public consciousness with 1966’s Batman, which kept the Joker prominent in comics (as it did for relatively one-note villains like Mr. Freeze and the ...

Matt Reeves’ reimagining of the DC Comics superhero may ... In fact, I was able to compile funny scenes from several of the theatrically released live-action Batman movies so far, starting ...

“We just slapped on makeup and funny costumes and ... Adult Swim, Cartoon Network, Discovery Family, and Boomerang previously said. “Reimagining Batman’s iconic mythos for preschoolers ...

These are our picks for the best and most influential superhero TV cartoons of all time. Warner Bros. Animation redefined the Dark Knight for a whole new generation with Batman: The Animated Series.

It only lasted for three seasons, but left quite a mark. Batman Beyond was eventually incorporated into the DC comics universe as well, it was that well received. Despite testing badly with young ...