646f9e108c Several children give their widely varying opinions of who they think Batman is.
I downloaded this episode from an online source tonight, and really liked this episode very much! I enjoyed seeing Batman portrayed from the "Golden Age" (1950s), with Gary Owens voicing the Caped Crusader,wellthe modern-age story with Carrie Kelley.<br/><br/>And speaking of Carrie Kelley, this may have been the first time a story based on a Frank Miller work was done. Long before "Sin City," the producers of "The New Batman Adventures: Legends of the Dark Knight" did this story. And they did a fantastic job!<br/><br/>I also was glad to see Kevin Conroy voice Batman at the end. I just wish the series lasted longer.
Batman has a mythology, a framework that can be worked in and around but has rules that can't be broken. But what's great about this one episode of the animated Batman show- now featureda special feature on the Batman: Gotham Knight DVD- is mixed perspective. It's actually ironic that a carbon-copy (updated only with flashy/anime-inspired) was featuredpart of the Gotham Knight episodes, when this one, made by Bruce Timm's team and with less flashy animation (though this is arguable), is better and more indicative of the history of Batman.<br/><br/>It's about a few kids who are talking about what they think Batman is "really" like. We get two perspectives, each based on classic Batman lore. The first is done up like those goofy, feel-good comics from the 40s and 50s where Batman and Robin fight Joker in stilted poses- akin to the obscure animated series from the 1970s- where they're caught between a piano and a hard place. It's beautifully done in a retro, jokingly nostalgic manner. The second is a treatment of Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns, and more or less it's faithful to the best parts of the book (the fight against the mutants, the girl Robin, Batman in that crazy-ass tank). Each of the two feature different voices for Batman and Joker and those other characters than usual, and they're both done wonderfully.<br/><br/>Then, finally, the last segment pits the kids into a situation where Batman really has to come save them- this time from the villain Firefly, who traps them in a theater. The whole framework of this story, I might add, is smart for also incorporating an issue from the 70s (credited to Neal Adams) which is about kids talking about what they think Batman is like. It's altogether fun stuff for the Batman fan, and gives casual viewers of the show a taste of what legacy Batman has left behind, for better or worse, in the long history of the comics.


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