In the words of razorfist his a great batman artist, but he is a godlike daredevil artist. I'm noticing a patern the best batman stories where written by amazing daredevil writers
The best thing about Gordon in this movie is that yes, he’s close to discovering Batman’s identity, but after that year he doesn’t care, Gordon could learn who Batman is if he wanted to he just doesn’t want to
I would still say Mask of the Phantasm is the best version. And I do think it qualifies as an origin film as half the runtime is about how he became Batman. But having said that, this film is extremely underrated and definitely deserves the love.
You clearly don't know what the word Origin means or know what Batman's Origin is. The director already stated that this is year 2 into being Batman along time ago, so if you weren't paying attention that's on you.
@@inorka907 What are you talking about? I was commenting on Mask of the Phantasm which features Bruce's journey into becoming Batman, it even shows the very first time he put on the costume. Do YOU know what the word origin means?
@@rohannaval1621 What does it matter whether its a flashback or not? Also, you could argue even the present day parts of Phantasm are still part of his origin as the film basically ends with Bruce finally committing 100% to being Batman with no hope for a different life. If a film literally shows the hero putting on their costume for the first time, than it's an origin film.
The Long Halloween comic was written as a "follow-up" to Year One. The Long Halloween is essentially Year Two without really detailing how lots of the masked villains shows up.
I just watched long Halloween and then year one today, it's kind of hard to see the continuation in the final product with the cast and art style being so different
To be fair, Long Halloween (the original graphic novel) is a direct sequel to Year One and was always intended to be. The first victim of Holiday is the same thug who kidnapped Gordon's baby.
Saw the movie years ago and loved it. When I started collected comics recently, I picked up Year One, and boy it was amazing. The story is largely the same, but the art is superb. The monologue and narration is great too which was heavily reduced in the movie version for obvious reasons.
I love the scene where he's ready to blow himself away and then a bat comes flying through the window, and finds the symbol of fear he needs to make his vision complete.
I remember watching this when I was kid and greatly enjoyed it, thought about giving it another watch just yesterday, and now I'm going to again when this video is over
I loved the Jim Gordon we got in The Batman with Jeffrey Wright, but Imma be real, I still wish we could see Bryan Cranston have a go with the role on screen because I was sold on him being a live action Gordon after seeing this movie YEARS ago.
One of the biggest reasons I think people love Mask of the Phantasm outside of the BRILLIANCE associated with every aspect of that film IS, because it's not another origin story AND challenges Batman as a character. To this day the movie will give me chills whe he kneels in front of his parents grave begging for forgiveness, because he never planned on being happy while being Batman. An incredible Batman movie and NOT just another damn origin story.
I love that the Dark Knight Returns movies are sequels to this one just like the comics. You can see photos of young Jim from this movie in his house in those films
It's year one. Of course not everything is resolved. We do see Barbara react when she answers the phone. The tenderness between Jim and Barbara is gone. They fulfill their parental roles without touching each other. Ultimately, Barb leaves Jim and takes the boy with her. Later, Jim marries Sarah and when he retires in the Dark Knight Returns, Sarah is still with him. But that's decades from year one (and possibly non-canon, I mean President Reagan's in it and he's dead)
Never. That one is taboo to Vee. He only likes DCAU Batman, or similar interperetations. The only reason he covered this one is because it's too damned good to deny!
Man love the video. Been watching a lot of your content and loving it. There was a Batman: Year Two comic written by Mike Barr with art by Alan Davis and covers by Todd McFarlane. It's a good read. Also I know it sounds like Bruce says, "F*****g amateur," but he actually says, "Lucky amateur." So Affleck is still our first F-Bomb dropping Batman
Now if only they would do a No Man’s Land animated film. Do a 4 or 5 part film stripped of the extra bs with Superman. Work off the novel vice the comic book
Yeah, I always got the feeling that even with Joker, Twoface, Penguin and all the rest, even with their total death tolls plus the thugs of gotham, it's still less than the amount of deaths caused by the police and thugs before batman appeared.
Seriously man, you owe it to yourself to read the comic. David Mazzucchelli's art hearkens back to classic Batman stories which really pulls you into the mindset that this is truly the *Beginning* of Batman, and it also matches up really well with the Long Halloween, which is a pseudo-"Year Two" (since nobody really cares about the actual Batman: Year Two, since it was a completely different story with the label Year Two slapped on after the success of Year One). I don't watch most of these animated films, but I do feel like they can lose a lot of the artistic integrity from the original books, probably due to animation restrictions and in favor of forming a more consistent style to line the movies up.
Everyone’s talking about how Walter White played Jim Gordon or how Jim Gordon played Batman, but has anyone ever considered the fact that the Medic from Team Fortress 2 played Harvey Dent?
Request: At some point, please do a 'The Day That Arrow Died'. The show literally destroyed itself in its 3rd season. It turned one of the most beloved characters in the Arrowverse, into the most hated. They changed the once beloved character (Felicity) so completely and began focusing on her so much, that fans left in droves and the viewership began to drop. The show improved largely towards the end of its 5th season, but the following 6th season premier barely had any increase in viewership because fans simply didn't care anymore as it was way too late. By season 3's end it didn't feel like a show about the Green Arrow. And the hated character that fans wanted gone, she didn't leave until they announced the final season. Again, way too late.
1000% agree. "SHIPPERS" (or the morons who capitulated to them, anyway) fucking ruined an EXCELLENT show. And even season 3 is damned good... too bad it's overshadowed by a forced romance that nobody wanted or cared about. I mean... half the hype around the final season was that Felicity was finally fucking gone!
Seeing all the inspiration from Year One and The Long Halloween in The Batman (2022) was incredible. I feel like it represents the themes of year one very well.
I’m actually surprised that they didn’t think about casting her for Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises. Not that Anne Hathaway was a bad choice, but Eliza is way better.
Believe it or not, not my favorite movie, but love the comic. It's my favorite Batman story. Bruce's voice felt flat. Great character designs, but some settings felt dull and the film is simultaneously a slave to the comic and neglects some little yet great moments from it. Some comic narration loses its flow and tone when it becomes actual dialog for the film. Too much CGI reliance on something as simple as cars. Too bad because I love Cranston and would have casted him in "The Batman" and this film's end credits score is stellar. Some liberty would be great like a prototype Batmobile, exploration of Alfred and Bruce's relationship, Harvey and Batman's, the aftermath of Gordon's affair, subplot maybe that Essen was planted by Loeb to seduce and blackmail Gordon, some references to Bruce's training journey like "the growl he brought from Africa."
Year one is my fav book ever and I actually watched the movie first . Year one is good coz I love how it is a Jim Gordon story mainly which made me love Gordon as a character more when I read or watch other batman media
The only thing I dislike about this film is Ben McKenzie as Batman. He sounds like he's sleepwalking through the whole film and barely shows any range or emotion. I'm not sure if he was directed that way or he chose to do it, but either way I thought it was the only weak link in the film.
That happened to Bryan Cranston twice while he worked on Breaking Bad. They thought he should play Gordon when he had hair and then they thought he should play Lex Luther when he goes bald. It's very unimaginative but he would've made an excellent both of those.
this is why im of the opinion.instead of dc trying to compete with marvel's live action cinimatic universe with their own,they should have made their cinimatic universe animated.because it seems when dc makes animated movies their movies have a 92% percent chance of being good.while they make live action movies they go from 92 to 28 percent
@@jobiwankenobi5986 man of steel,batman v superman both editions,justice league sweden edition,birds of prey,the first suicide squad,1984 and flash is already in the dumpster.
*3:00** Did you mean the leaning tower of Pisa instead of the Eiffel tower? Cause I can’t think of how the Eiffel Tower is crooked. Guess you didn’t rebound from that Apple thing huh?*
Is it me or does it reallyyyy feel like Batman year one animated movie fits in the same universe as Batman returns part one and two????!!!! I’ve always thought that lol
@@0101vegeta As well as the Dark Knight Returns. We know what happens next wouldn’t mind seeing Jason’s time as Robin though and showing Bruce retiring because of it.
Hey Vee, been watching for a while. the Long Halloween is supposed to be a pseudo sequel to Year One. I have an unofficial trilogy of Batman: Year One, Batman: The Man Who Laughs, and then finally Batman: The Long Halloween (maybe followed by Dark Victory)
I always saw this as a Prequel to Batman The dark Knight returns part 1 and 2 there both based off Frank millers takes on the charcter’s and all though they don’t match 100% there’s enough similarities
I mean iirc, Long Halloween is a sequel to Year One with LH being Bruce’s second year as Batman so if you ignore the fact that Harvey hadn’t met Batman yet, technically you got your extension😂
It's a good movie, but most of the praise really goes to Frank Miller and David Mazucelli, because source material is a masterpiece. The movie is pretty much a panel-by-panel adaptation. Year One is not just a classic, it's one of the Batman comics anyone who's anyone related to DC or adapting their properties uses some parts of.
Well if they did made a continuation of BatMan Year One that means they’ll probably have to end up making an animated adaptation of Frank Miller’s All Star BatMan and Robin
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"Jim Gordon is a capeless hero in a city of maskless villains" i love that line
Dude. The comic is even better. David Mazucceli is an iconic Batman artist
I agree. First Batman comic I ever read and best comic to read if you wanna get into Batman comics
In the words of razorfist his a great batman artist, but he is a godlike daredevil artist. I'm noticing a patern the best batman stories where written by amazing daredevil writers
The best thing about Gordon in this movie is that yes, he’s close to discovering Batman’s identity, but after that year he doesn’t care, Gordon could learn who Batman is if he wanted to he just doesn’t want to
I would still say Mask of the Phantasm is the best version. And I do think it qualifies as an origin film as half the runtime is about how he became Batman.
But having said that, this film is extremely underrated and definitely deserves the love.
You clearly don't know what the word Origin means or know what Batman's Origin is. The director already stated that this is year 2 into being Batman along time ago, so if you weren't paying attention that's on you.
@@inorka907 What are you talking about?
I was commenting on Mask of the Phantasm which features Bruce's journey into becoming Batman, it even shows the very first time he put on the costume.
Do YOU know what the word origin means?
@@StephenLeGresley i think that he's referring to an origin as chronological, not as a flashback. I agree smwhat
@@rohannaval1621 What does it matter whether its a flashback or not? Also, you could argue even the present day parts of Phantasm are still part of his origin as the film basically ends with Bruce finally committing 100% to being Batman with no hope for a different life. If a film literally shows the hero putting on their costume for the first time, than it's an origin film.
@@rohannaval1621 I think they were talking about The Batman for some reason.
YES YES YES YES YES!!!!!!!!! He is talking about the most underrated batman movie!!!!! Thank you Vee!!
Batman a death in the family is the more fun batman movie because you get to choose what happens
It's literally the best Batman movie. Jaw dropping through the entire film. Written brilliantly. Did not expect this.
One of the most underrated Batman movies ever made I love this movie so much it deserves so much praise
This movie might be one of the most faithful adaptations of all time. It's pretty much shot for shot, word for word like the comic.
The Dark Knight Returns and Long Halloween are amazing adaptations too. Definitely recommended!!!
@@mertozdemir5060 Agreed. Watched them day one of release.
@@RbkARI yessss so good!!
@@RbkARI I wish The Killing Joke had a good adaptation instead of that shitty version we got. Such a shame.
@@mertozdemir5060 I know what you mean. I was so excited for it when it was announced and it turned out to be pretty disappointing IMO.
The Long Halloween comic was written as a "follow-up" to Year One. The Long Halloween is essentially Year Two without really detailing how lots of the masked villains shows up.
I just watched long Halloween and then year one today, it's kind of hard to see the continuation in the final product with the cast and art style being so different
To be fair, Long Halloween (the original graphic novel) is a direct sequel to Year One and was always intended to be.
The first victim of Holiday is the same thug who kidnapped Gordon's baby.
O shit didn’t know tht
Also The Dark Knight Returns is a sequel as well! We know what happens next to a certain extent!
Huh garret
Gabe*
@@Beattrippy21 Whatchu mean huh? I said the Dark Knight Returns is a sequel to Year One!
Saw the movie years ago and loved it. When I started collected comics recently, I picked up Year One, and boy it was amazing. The story is largely the same, but the art is superb. The monologue and narration is great too which was heavily reduced in the movie version for obvious reasons.
I love the scene where he's ready to blow himself away and then a bat comes flying through the window, and finds the symbol of fear he needs to make his vision complete.
I remember watching this when I was kid and greatly enjoyed it, thought about giving it another watch just yesterday, and now I'm going to again when this video is over
I loved the Jim Gordon we got in The Batman with Jeffrey Wright, but Imma be real, I still wish we could see Bryan Cranston have a go with the role on screen because I was sold on him being a live action Gordon after seeing this movie YEARS ago.
One of the biggest reasons I think people love Mask of the Phantasm outside of the BRILLIANCE associated with every aspect of that film IS, because it's not another origin story AND challenges Batman as a character. To this day the movie will give me chills whe he kneels in front of his parents grave begging for forgiveness, because he never planned on being happy while being Batman. An incredible Batman movie and NOT just another damn origin story.
Literally the most underated Batman animated movie
I love that the Dark Knight Returns movies are sequels to this one just like the comics. You can see photos of young Jim from this movie in his house in those films
It's year one. Of course not everything is resolved. We do see Barbara react when she answers the phone. The tenderness between Jim and Barbara is gone. They fulfill their parental roles without touching each other. Ultimately, Barb leaves Jim and takes the boy with her. Later, Jim marries Sarah and when he retires in the Dark Knight Returns, Sarah is still with him. But that's decades from year one (and possibly non-canon, I mean President Reagan's in it and he's dead)
Definitely one of my favorite stories and animated movies! And fantastic cast btw
Yes yes Year One is so underrated. Now Vee, when will you cover the Dark Knight returns?
Never. That one is taboo to Vee.
He only likes DCAU Batman, or similar interperetations.
The only reason he covered this one is because it's too damned good to deny!
@@thisisnotachannelthis aged well
Man love the video. Been watching a lot of your content and loving it. There was a Batman: Year Two comic written by Mike Barr with art by Alan Davis and covers by Todd McFarlane. It's a good read. Also I know it sounds like Bruce says, "F*****g amateur," but he actually says, "Lucky amateur." So Affleck is still our first F-Bomb dropping Batman
Now if only they would do a No Man’s Land animated film. Do a 4 or 5 part film stripped of the extra bs with Superman. Work off the novel vice the comic book
I wish they'd do it as an animated series, spread the story throughout 10 or so episodes
@@timyuusis3372 that would work too. A ten episode miniseries on HBOMAX would be really cool
One of the reasons why I love HBO Max so much is because is has a ton of DC animated content on it. Batman Year 1 was a very good watch.
Top Batman movies I've ever seen but the crowning jewel is still Mask of the Phantasm, That movie is still unbeatable.
When I found out that the actor who played James Gordon in the Gotham show played Batman in this movie I was super hype
And the actor who plays Gordon in Year One is Bryan Cranston, AKA Walter White from Breaking Bad.
And the actor of the Medic from TF2 plays Harvey Dent
Yeah, I always got the feeling that even with Joker, Twoface, Penguin and all the rest, even with their total death tolls plus the thugs of gotham, it's still less than the amount of deaths caused by the police and thugs before batman appeared.
The Batman basically Year One + The Long Halloween + Seven movie. If you like them, you'll gonna love the new movie.
Loved all 4, Batman 22 most of all
Seriously man, you owe it to yourself to read the comic. David Mazzucchelli's art hearkens back to classic Batman stories which really pulls you into the mindset that this is truly the *Beginning* of Batman, and it also matches up really well with the Long Halloween, which is a pseudo-"Year Two" (since nobody really cares about the actual Batman: Year Two, since it was a completely different story with the label Year Two slapped on after the success of Year One).
I don't watch most of these animated films, but I do feel like they can lose a lot of the artistic integrity from the original books, probably due to animation restrictions and in favor of forming a more consistent style to line the movies up.
I was SHOCKED by how good this flick was.
Yes!! This was one of my favorite animated Batman movies!!!!
I can never take the falcone dinner table scene seriously knowing batman pissed himself after scaring everyone
Everyone’s talking about how Walter White played Jim Gordon or how Jim Gordon played Batman, but has anyone ever considered the fact that the Medic from Team Fortress 2 played Harvey Dent?
Robin Atkin Downes? Huh...
"Let's go practice medicine..."
@Luis Rosario yep. He’s pretty much one of my favorite voice actors
Request: At some point, please do a 'The Day That Arrow Died'.
The show literally destroyed itself in its 3rd season. It turned one of the most beloved characters in the Arrowverse, into the most hated. They changed the once beloved character (Felicity) so completely and began focusing on her so much, that fans left in droves and the viewership began to drop. The show improved largely towards the end of its 5th season, but the following 6th season premier barely had any increase in viewership because fans simply didn't care anymore as it was way too late. By season 3's end it didn't feel like a show about the Green Arrow. And the hated character that fans wanted gone, she didn't leave until they announced the final season. Again, way too late.
1000% agree.
"SHIPPERS" (or the morons who capitulated to them, anyway) fucking ruined an EXCELLENT show.
And even season 3 is damned good... too bad it's overshadowed by a forced romance that nobody wanted or cared about.
I mean... half the hype around the final season was that Felicity was finally fucking gone!
i agree
I will never understand why this didn’t get a sequel
It did. Long Halloween is the official sequel, despite having a different cast.
Seeing all the inspiration from Year One and The Long Halloween in The Batman (2022) was incredible. I feel like it represents the themes of year one very well.
Batman Begins done it better. They incorporated both comics better.
@@juliangrant9718 The Nolan trilogy is a fucking joke...
Crooked as the eifel tower? My brother in christ it is the leaning tower of piza
Also, Ben mckenzie, the voice of Batman, also plays Jim Gordon in Gotham
ELIZA DUSHKU AS CATWOMAN❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️. Another role that I LOVE from Eliza was She-Hulk. She CRUSHED it in Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H.
I’m actually surprised that they didn’t think about casting her for Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises. Not that Anne Hathaway was a bad choice, but Eliza is way better.
Wow ever since this there have been alot of batman things that take place in batman's early years.
This was an awesome movie!
And I saw this movie recently on HBOmax!
This is the first Batman animated movie I remember and I love it.
"None of you are safe"
Kids robbing food: "i wanna leave now"
This movies underrated???? That's crazy I watch it so often
It's such a poetic movie
Believe it or not, not my favorite movie, but love the comic. It's my favorite Batman story. Bruce's voice felt flat. Great character designs, but some settings felt dull and the film is simultaneously a slave to the comic and neglects some little yet great moments from it. Some comic narration loses its flow and tone when it becomes actual dialog for the film. Too much CGI reliance on something as simple as cars. Too bad because I love Cranston and would have casted him in "The Batman" and this film's end credits score is stellar. Some liberty would be great like a prototype Batmobile, exploration of Alfred and Bruce's relationship, Harvey and Batman's, the aftermath of Gordon's affair, subplot maybe that Essen was planted by Loeb to seduce and blackmail Gordon, some references to Bruce's training journey like "the growl he brought from Africa."
But the Eiffel Tower isn't crooked. You're thinking of Pisa...
Just let him have this one lol
Year one is my fav book ever and I actually watched the movie first . Year one is good coz I love how it is a Jim Gordon story mainly which made me love Gordon as a character more when I read or watch other batman media
Year one is definitely up there with my favorite animated batman movies
The only thing I dislike about this film is Ben McKenzie as Batman. He sounds like he's sleepwalking through the whole film and barely shows any range or emotion. I'm not sure if he was directed that way or he chose to do it, but either way I thought it was the only weak link in the film.
I just re read the graphic novel, it was such a masterpiece.
In my own little head canon the Year One, Long Halloween and Dark Knight Rises movies take place all in the same canon
That happened to Bryan Cranston twice while he worked on Breaking Bad. They thought he should play Gordon when he had hair and then they thought he should play Lex Luther when he goes bald. It's very unimaginative but he would've made an excellent both of those.
Omg our government is literally the Gotham PD but we have no Gordon. 😂😅🥺😭
I'm pretty sure this bruce wayne and batman inspired Matt Reeves and Robert Pattinson.
The comic this movie is based off is written by Frank Miller who also wrote The Dark Knight Returns which has a 2 part animated movie
I was under the impression that the long Halloween was supposed to be a follow-up to year one
I have been waiting years for part 2! CMON DC
Great movie, Bryan Cranston was incredible!! It's more of a James Gordon story in my opinion. Ben McKenzie was kinda dull as Bruce Wayne though
just found this on eBay with all start superman on blu ray. good price. likewise never heard of it till now same with all star superman.
Jim Gordan: In a bunch of rotten apples, he is the only fresh one
this is why im of the opinion.instead of dc trying to compete with marvel's live action cinimatic universe with their own,they should have made their cinimatic universe animated.because it seems when dc makes animated movies their movies have a 92% percent chance of being good.while they make live action movies they go from 92 to 28 percent
Name one 28 percent dc movie
@@jobiwankenobi5986 man of steel,batman v superman both editions,justice league sweden edition,birds of prey,the first suicide squad,1984 and flash is already in the dumpster.
This movie did hit different gonna give it a rewatch
Batman The Dark Knight Returns is the follow up to it
My timeline for batman animated films year one, long Halloween, under the red hood then the dark knight returns
Ha! Checkmate! I am children and didnt piss off!
“As crooked as the Eiffel Tower.”
Oh goodness.
*3:00** Did you mean the leaning tower of Pisa instead of the Eiffel tower? Cause I can’t think of how the Eiffel Tower is crooked. Guess you didn’t rebound from that Apple thing huh?*
Jim is the only chocolate chip in a chocolate $h!t cookie
I LOVED THIS VIDEO! EVERY SECOND OF IT!
I just watched this movie last night I’m happy I found this video
Year One is the first in the Jeph Loeb Batman timeline, The Long Halloween is it's sequel technically.
Brian Cranston voiced acted in the past, as the MC in Macross Plus
Is it me or does it reallyyyy feel like Batman year one animated movie fits in the same universe as Batman returns part one and two????!!!! I’ve always thought that lol
This fr is from what I’ve seen literally the comic just animated
The long Halloween was literally written as an unofficial sequel to year one. You want a sequel read the long Halloween
I'd say first read "The Man who Laughs" then The Long Halloween but the point is kinda the same, it's a great way to read on chronological order
@@0101vegeta As well as the Dark Knight Returns. We know what happens next wouldn’t mind seeing Jason’s time as Robin though and showing Bruce retiring because of it.
Just stopping in to hit the like button and watch later
Batman Year One and Long Halloween could be considered the same continuity. In latter we see raise of super-villains.
Through Batman year 32, so you want a movie for every year of Batman's life leading up to Batman beyond.......me too
This is my favorite Batman movie/Batman story
Fantastic video keep it up your doing amazing job
the long Halloween is a sequel to year one, there is a year two comic but we dont speak about that
This seems like a essential watch before watching the batman
Hey Vee, been watching for a while. the Long Halloween is supposed to be a pseudo sequel to Year One. I have an unofficial trilogy of Batman: Year One, Batman: The Man Who Laughs, and then finally Batman: The Long Halloween (maybe followed by Dark Victory)
All these years I thought Bryan Cranston was the actor for Jim Gordon in the Bale movies 💀
Interesting point, you mentioning Long Halloween, LH the comic is actually written to be a Year One sequel, hence why all the cast crossover.
Bryan Cranston was amazing in this movie
the eiffel tower isnt crooked, the tower of pisa is the crooked one
I honestly didn't know it had an animated movie.
Only ever scene the comic.
Can’t help but notice you’re avarar looks like Tyson Fury🤣 good content tho, keep up the good work👌👍
Now that I've seen you playing it for footage in this video, I'd love to see you review it.
I couldn't get into it at all the first time I watched, might try again
How many Batman animated movies are there I need help so I can catch up
i actually thought that the vee...deo was like batman the animated series for some reason
I feel like everything you want was found in The Batman, as well. :)
(I know this video came out before the release).
I always saw this as a Prequel to Batman The dark Knight returns part 1 and 2 there both based off Frank millers takes on the charcter’s and all though they don’t match 100% there’s enough similarities
I mean iirc, Long Halloween is a sequel to Year One with LH being Bruce’s second year as Batman so if you ignore the fact that Harvey hadn’t met Batman yet, technically you got your extension😂
I was literally just telling my best friend about this movie yesterday
It's a good movie, but most of the praise really goes to Frank Miller and David Mazucelli, because source material is a masterpiece. The movie is pretty much a panel-by-panel adaptation. Year One is not just a classic, it's one of the Batman comics anyone who's anyone related to DC or adapting their properties uses some parts of.
I recommend you read and make a video on Superman Secret Origins since I see it as the Superman story counterpart to this Batman story.
No more lunch no more lunch
Well if they did made a continuation of BatMan Year One that means they’ll probably have to end up making an animated adaptation of Frank Miller’s All Star BatMan and Robin