I talk Maybe Too Much About Two-Face in Batman Caped Crusader
I like to consider myself an armchair Batman pop culture historian. I once toyed with the idea of making a podcast over some of the studying I've done - but as I mentioned in this defense of 1966 Batman , "do we really need another white dude talking with false confidence on a niche topic?" I'd still like to write full posts on them - maybe even some kind of book? Whether or not there's interest in something silly like that, I take watching media on The Batman very seriously. In my research on Batman villains, I happily consumed the 1966 episodes, skimmed the Wikipedia synopses on the episodes of Super Friends , reveled in the Batman The Animated Series , and had hit or miss of the pre-Nolan films. From there, you suddenly have an explosion of Batman: Year One , Batman Begins , Batman Beyond , The Batman , Beware the Batman , Batman: Brave and the Bold , Son of Batman , Batman and Harley Quinn , Batman: Gotham Knight , Batman: Gotham by Gaslight , Batman: The Dark...