Comics Of Doom: Episode 109: Batman: The Brave And The Bold
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Saturday, January 21st, 2012 at 5:00 pm
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Recorded January 20, 2012. Hosted by Justin Vactor and Hunter Camp.
In this episode, Hunter and Justin take a look back at the caped crusader’s latest animated adventures in Batman: The Brave And The Bold with special guest Chris Eaton. Join us for a loving look at this silver age interpretation of the Dark Knight.
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Nice overview of one of the cooler Batman animated series! Like some of you I saw promotional material for THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD and it did not grab me at all. Then a few weeks into the series I finally sat down to watch an episode and really got into it! As the series went on it really did go to some creative highs!
It is interesting there seems to be a slight pattern with these BATMAN animated shows. The animated BM series in the 90s was pretty popular. The one that came after not as much. The BM TBATB we just had seems pretty popular. As for the next one who can say? So far the promotional material I have seen just does not grab me at all. So could there be this every other BM animated series works more for at least most of us?;)
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Nice overview of one of the cooler Batman animated series! Like some of you I saw promotional material for THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD and it did not grab me at all. Then a few weeks into the series I finally sat down to watch an episode and really got into it! As the series went on it really did go to some creative highs!
It is interesting there seems to be a slight pattern with these BATMAN animated shows. The animated BM series in the 90s was pretty popular. The one that came after not as much. The BM TBATB we just had seems pretty popular. As for the next one who can say? So far the promotional material I have seen just does not grab me at all. So could there be this every other BM animated series works more for at least most of us?;)
Comment by Ricklucey — January 22, 2012 @ 9:18 pm