Batman: The Animated Series' depiction of the sympathetic villain Clayface is as grounded as it is horrifying. His showdown ...

Batman: The Definitive History is a full-color doorstopper of a book that clocks in at 440 pages. It offers a deeply ...

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However, none are as beloved as Batman: The Animated Series. The 1992 series was made famous by its mature storylines, comic-accurate art style, and incredible voice cast. The latter of which ...

On that note, we’re going to discuss more than 30 of his most defining moments. Batman: Animated Series’ “Nothing to Fear” sees the titular hero facing off with Scarecrow for the first time.