Batman: The Complete Television Series [Blu-ray] [1966] [2015] [Region Free]

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These episodes aired under the title The New Batman Adventures. They also featured an updated/simplified style of animation that would come to define the DC Animated Universe going forward.

elements. 41 episodes from the series run have been given excellent new scans from the original 35mm source footage or from the digital camera negatives.Editor’s Note: We’ve learned some new information about Warner’s remastering efforts on this title. The series’ episodes were remastered from the 35mm interpositive sources, which were scanned at 2K resolution. Extensive color correction was done, along with dirt and scratch clean up, as well as a light a grain reduction pass to create a pristine picture (while making sure not to affect the original lines in the artwork of the animation cels). The correct main titles for each episode were confirmed with the animation team and legal department so that the episodes would be remastered retaining the titles as they originally aired. And the audio was re-transferred from the original 1/2” audio masters.] in living outside the laws, rules and norms that Batman luxuriated in living within. Certainly their

is a panel discussion featuring series producers Bruce Timm, Glen Murakami, Alan Burnett, and Paul Dini as the creative team discusses creative team discusses the development of the series from its initial inception. The panel features moderation by Jason Hillhouse. Return of the Joker (originally released in a letterbox format on DVD). The production of the DTV feature seems to have been poorly thought-out withinsightful memories shares from during the development of the Batman Beyond series. Topics range from the original working titles of the