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Warner Bros. started releasing episodes of the award-winning “Batman: The Racy Series” (BTAS to fans) on DVD in miserly single-disc editions containing four or five episodes apiece. Fan complaints and approved sense have finally made Warner Bros. realize the potential of this acclaimed and hugely approved series and have released the first volume of episodes in a deluxe package: 4 discs, 28 episodes. The shows are presented in production order, with a few variations to effect the multi-part episodes together. The sound is an improved Dolby Surround 2.0, and the report is aesthetic. There are some extras — not a mountainous amount — but the dependable feature here is the shows themselves. There has rarely been an appealing reveal that has achieved this level of quality writing and artwork. Heck, rarely do LIVE action shows accomplish this sort of quality!

BTAS was released as children’s programming originally, but the animators, directors, and writers turned it into something of adult complexity (not that kids don’t cherish it too, but adults tend to be the biggest fans, mostly comical book lovers) . Freed of the constraints of selling toys, the filmmakers created an intricate display that was legal to the sunless, psychological side of Batman and his adversaries. Instead of sticking to lifeless formulas usually associated with intriguing TV shows, the writers made obvious each episode was something original, and kept drama always at the forefront. The animation is spectacular and fluid, the action scenes have a kick to them sterling to many movies, and the orchestral scores contribute to the feeling of something special.

Not all the episodes are substantial, of course, and some of the early ones in this package reveal the creative team struggling to view the direction and tone of the explain. But most episodes are kindly to edifying in quality. The writing team did a spectacular job at fleshing out minor baddies like Mr. Freeze, The Clock King, and The Furious Hatter into the full-fledged colossal villains with complex motivations. The allege work by familiar TV and movie actors also raises the quality of the characterizations. For many people, Kevin Conroy IS Batman…his gloomy, edgy lisp is forever rooted to the character.

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Here is a breakdown of the episodes and features on the four discs:

DISC 1: Contains episodes “On Leather Wings,” “Christmas with the Joker,” “Nothing to Scare,” “The Last Laugh,” “Heavenly Poison,” “The Underdwellers,” and “P.O.V.” The first episode is the best on this disc, with Batman facing the fearsome Man-Bat. The indicate really hit the ground running, but the immediate follow-ups are a bit venerable. “P.O.V.” has moments of interest because of its current structure, and “Nothing to Awe” has a substantial finale, but the two Joker episodes are particularly poor; the explain hadn’t quite figured out its style yet. Also on this disc is commentary by Bruce Timm and Eric Radomski for “On Leather Wings,” and a two-minute demo they did to sell the observe of the series.

DISC 2: Contains episodes “The Forgotten,” “Be a Clown,” “Two Face (Parts 1&2),” “It’s Never Too Slow,” “I’ve Got Batman in My Basement,” and “Heart of Ice.” The last is one of the most celebrated episode of the series, introducing the unbelievable re-imagining of Mr. Freeze as a tragic figure. “Two-Face” is also a grand villain origin chronicle. The other episodes are minor, with a terrible Joker and Penguin episode, but “It’s Never Too Gradual” is an tantalizing non-super-villain memoir. The bonus feature on this disc is a spacious 18-minute documentary about the series, with interviews with the producers, writers, and some of the actors. There’s also audio commentary on “Heart of Ice” with Timm, Radomski, and writer Paul Dini.

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DISC 3: Contains episodes “The Cat and the Claw (Parts 1&2),” “Ogle No Putrid,” “Beware of the Gray Ghost,” “Prophecy of Doom,” and “Feat of Clay (Parts 1&2) .” The indicate was clearly taking off at this point; only “Prophecy of Doom” is a dreadful episode. “Beware the Gray Ghost” brings relieve Adam West to the Batman series, and is one of the most inspirational of all the episodes. “Feat of Clay” contains splendid animation, and “Cat and Claw” gives us the astounding relationship between Batman and Catwoman. The bonus feature is a Batcave tour, basically a few screens of text and some connected montages of images from the present.

DISC 4: Contains episodes “The Joker’s Favor,” “Vendetta,” “Dismay of Victory,” “The Clock King,” “Appointment in Crime Alley,” “Angry as a Hatter,” and “Dreams in Darkness.” Two lesser villains, Clock King and Aroused Hatter, become the focus of huge episodes. “The Joker’s Favor” is one of the best Joker episodes, and introduces Harley Quinn, who would become one of the show’s most current creations. The two Scarecrow episodes aren’t remarkable, however. The bonus feature is a amble for some of the other DC heroes.

One warning: If you prefer this package, be prepared to explore your free time collect drained away! It’s impossible to halt watching episodes once you begin, and most of them reward multiple viewings. Recommended as a MUST for all animation and super-hero fans.

These are presented in ‘logical’ order, which resembles production order with some tweaks. For instance, Two-face piece 1 and Two-face share 2 were not assign into production wait on to wait on, but obviously it wouldn’t gain any sense to set them on separate DVDs.

501 On Leather Wings (Commentary by ERIC RODOMSKI and BRUCE TIMM)

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502 Christmas with the Joker

503 Nothing to Dismay

504 The Last Laugh

505 Ravishing Poison

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506 The Underdwellers
507 P.O.V.
508 Forgotten
509 Be a Clown
510 Two-Face Portion 1
517 Two-Face Fraction 2
511 It’s Never Too Slack
512 I’ve Got Batman in My Basement
514 Heart of Ice (Commentary by PAUL DINI, ERIC RODOMSKI and BRUCE TIMM)
513 Cat and Claw Portion 1
516 Cat and Claw Section 2
515 Peer No Defective
518 Beware of Gray Ghost
519 Prophecy of Doom
520 Feat of Clay Allotment 1
521 Feat of Clay Allotment 2
522 Joker’s Favor
523 Vendetta
524 Awe of Victory
525 The Clock King
526 Appointment in Crime Alley
527 Excited As a Hatter
528 Dreams in Darkness
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