MrAngryFace
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I wish they'd release all of the fox spiderman animated on dvd. batman is of better stuff than even that show tho. I cant afford to splurge anymore ive gotta move soon!
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DVD of the year comes out next week...the Dark Knight returns!
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MrAngryFace
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Batman is great cause it feels arts-ier the older it gets.
Error Macro
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Hmm, I guess Target didn't think this set was going to sell at all. I went in shortly after they opened this morning, and saw an employee finishing up stocking the new release shelf. They had a total of one set of Batman. Of course, that now belongs to me.
Ninja Scooter
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Willco said:
how much is Target selling them for?
Way to go guys!!
Jim at toon zone reports:
-WB is very happy with Batman: The Animated Series - Volume One topping out at #3 on the Amazon.com sales list. The sales have far exceeded what WB projected. They are very pleased with what they're seeing.
Here's hoping JL and Thundercats making boxset list finally.
Jim at toon zone reports:
-WB is very happy with Batman: The Animated Series - Volume One topping out at #3 on the Amazon.com sales list. The sales have far exceeded what WB projected. They are very pleased with what they're seeing.
Here's hoping JL and Thundercats making boxset list finally.
norinrad21
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A spider man and his amazing friends dvd would totally rock the house.
I susgest you all signup to get the series on dvd.
here's a good site to start with
http://www.spider-friends.com/
The Godly 80s how i miss thee
I susgest you all signup to get the series on dvd.
here's a good site to start with
http://www.spider-friends.com/
The Godly 80s how i miss thee
Screaming_Gremlin
My QB is a Dick and my coach is a Nutt
This set was a pain in the ass to hunt down. Best Buy was sold out (and there was a pretty good sized empty area so I assume they had several copies) as was Circuit City. I finally got the last copy at Target.
ManaByte said:
JL Starcrossed alone raises the entire series to Batman's level. And next week, it will be mine.
And yes, Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends was hardcore back in the day. I think there's a few episodes of that show available to download on Kazaa. As for the Fox Spider-Man show, it was hit and miss, but I enjoyed it for the most part. Not sure I'd buy the whole series though, unless it was priced ultra cheap.
Comfort_Eagle
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Man, i dont need to spend even more money on dvd's, but damn if I didnt love this show!
evil solrac v3.0
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a bit off-topic but here's a link to a site with all the pictures from the batman begins movie including lucius fox, james gordon(a young gordon) ra's al ghul and wayne manor.
http://www.superherohype.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=123724
http://www.superherohype.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=123724
DrForester
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Now we need old 60's live action Batman season sets.
Ok...
One thing I can't remember, maybe I'm just making it up.
But did the WB series or "Gotham Knights" have it's own intros?
The copies on Cartoon Network are shown with the original opener, and the other things it as usually the Batman/Superman Adventures opener. So was there a proper intro for that series?
Also this isn't on the same topic, but I picked up a disc called Cartoon Classic, that features 6 of those very very old Superman cartoons that are like 10 mins each. Pretty cool.
One thing I can't remember, maybe I'm just making it up.
But did the WB series or "Gotham Knights" have it's own intros?
The copies on Cartoon Network are shown with the original opener, and the other things it as usually the Batman/Superman Adventures opener. So was there a proper intro for that series?
Also this isn't on the same topic, but I picked up a disc called Cartoon Classic, that features 6 of those very very old Superman cartoons that are like 10 mins each. Pretty cool.
Tortfeasor
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From watching the original series when it aired on fox I remember 3 iterations... Tell me if I am wrong.
First was Batman the animated series.
Second was Adventures of Batman and Robin which featured batman, dick grayson, and batgirl
Third was Batman the animated series but featured a new animation style and brought back all of the enemies that had been killed off. Also featured a new Robin.
How many episodes in total between the three?
First was Batman the animated series.
Second was Adventures of Batman and Robin which featured batman, dick grayson, and batgirl
Third was Batman the animated series but featured a new animation style and brought back all of the enemies that had been killed off. Also featured a new Robin.
How many episodes in total between the three?
Batman: The Animated Series and The Adventures of Batman and Robin - 85 episodes
Gotham Knights, aka The New Adventures of Batman and Robin - 24
So, I believe, there were 109 total television episodes that focused solely on Batman, and not the Superman crossover shows or anything. It's a bit confusing though, since some of the same shows were marketed a few different ways.
Gotham Knights, aka The New Adventures of Batman and Robin - 24
So, I believe, there were 109 total television episodes that focused solely on Batman, and not the Superman crossover shows or anything. It's a bit confusing though, since some of the same shows were marketed a few different ways.
evil solrac v3.0
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Willco said:
ra's is there. look closely.
I picked up my set today! It's looking great so far, but...
One big disappointment -- there are no chapter stops within each episode (hitting Next Chapter just sends you to the next episode). If you stop watching and want to go back to where you were before, you will have to fast-forward through everything you already watched at whatever your player's max FF speed is....this will be super-annoying on my player, which only goes up to 8x or so. It also means that you will have to watch or fast-forward through the title sequence on every single episode. It's a nice title sequence and all, but I don't wanna watch it 28 times...
This has been a major pet peeve of mine from the beginning of "TV on DVD". The lack of a decent chapter division is what I hate about the SportsNight and Mr. Show sets as well. I thought that DVD makers have gotten past this annoying habit, but I guess WB still has a bit to learn.
Oh, and I forgot that Alfred has this really awful voice in the early episodes -- ugggh. Does anyone know what episode it changes at?
One big disappointment -- there are no chapter stops within each episode (hitting Next Chapter just sends you to the next episode). If you stop watching and want to go back to where you were before, you will have to fast-forward through everything you already watched at whatever your player's max FF speed is....this will be super-annoying on my player, which only goes up to 8x or so. It also means that you will have to watch or fast-forward through the title sequence on every single episode. It's a nice title sequence and all, but I don't wanna watch it 28 times...
This has been a major pet peeve of mine from the beginning of "TV on DVD". The lack of a decent chapter division is what I hate about the SportsNight and Mr. Show sets as well. I thought that DVD makers have gotten past this annoying habit, but I guess WB still has a bit to learn.
Oh, and I forgot that Alfred has this really awful voice in the early episodes -- ugggh. Does anyone know what episode it changes at?
evil solrac v3.0
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border said:
let's see i remenber teh first episode is the man-bat one, alfred had that weird voice....i'd say five, six episodes later.
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