Batman: The Brave and the Bold's second season begins with a set-up that promises the same sort of zany fun that made its first year so delightful. Mongul has kidnapped a group of Earth's heroes and villains, Batman among them, and forced them t more

Talking apes! Alien leeches! Laser-shooting blob people! You'll never catch The Dark Knight rubbing elbows with such kooky company on the big screen. To see that, you'll have to tune into Batman: The Brave and the Bold, the new animated series o more

Fans of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, myself included, have been clamoring for the show to tackle Superman ever since they first teased his appearance in "Sidekicks Assemble!" "The Super Batman of Planet X" does precisely that, even more

"Gorillas in Our Midst" took a sharp left turn from the direction taken by the darker, more mature "Chill of the Night," but the change was mostly welcome. As much as I loved last week's brilliant episode, I certainly didn't more

Although the characters in Batman: The Brave and the Bold have for the most part remained charmingly simple versions of DC's superheroes, Blue Beetle continues to be perhaps the only recurring cast member to undergo significant growth from episode to more

On the heels of the ultra successful The Dark Knight, at a time when audiences of all ages are recognizing Batman as a complicated, serious dramatic character (at least by superhero standards), it took a considerable amount of guts for the powers that be more

"The Golden Age of Justice" begins with one of the series' best and funniest opening sequences yet, and then segues into a main story that's every bit as enjoyable as its prologue - albeit for very different reasons. For a series that& more

Out of all the DCU mainstays Batman: The Brave and the Bold has tackled over the course of its run, the show has taken the most liberties with Aquaman's character, re-imagining him as a boisterous, well-meaning goofball fond of celebrating his own ad more