B:TAS was far more concerned with exploring Gotham than universe-building, which makes it a fairly standalone series however, it sets the tone and standard for everything to come.Īfter watching everything else, it’s finally time to dig into the DCAU’s crown jewel: Justice League Unlimited. Freeze a tragic backstory, to fun installments like “Almost Got ‘Im,” which finds Batman’s rogues reminiscing about the times they almost got ‘im, this series embraced every aspect of the character and his world - and introduced new elements to it, too, like Harley Quinn (Arleen Sorkin) and Detective Montoya (Ingrid Oliu and Liana Schrimer).

From emotionally gripping episodes like “Heart of Ice,” which gave Mr. It’s best to start from the beginning with the Emmy-winning series Batman: The Animated Series, which marked the debut of Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill’s iconic turns as Batman and the Joker, respectively.Over the course of 85 episodes and three movies, Timm, Eric Radomski, Paul Dini, and many more confidently dove into the Dark Knight’s (voiced here by Conroy) mythology with mature stories that were both engaging for both kids and adults.

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