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Denise Boutte as Raven Bonclair, cunning and gorgeous baby momma of a high-ranking Duncan family associate. (Seasons 3–4) Sheila E. as Maude, owner of one of the nation's most exclusive Manicure Spas which fronts for a money laundering operation. (Season 3) [5] Jasper Cole as Cory Black [5] Lew Temple as Billy Bob, a local drug dealer [5]
Batman Begins screenshot. DC Comics’ Batman has a long and storied history, both on and off the page, having appeared in thousands of comics and quite a few animated series over the years.
[40] The season is inspired by, and adapts elements from two comic book storylines: Batman: No Man's Land, in which the beleaguered Gotham City is cut off from the rest of the world; [41] and Batman: Zero Year, which focuses on Bruce Wayne / Batman's initial period as a costumed vigilante, and his efforts to stop Edward Nygma / Riddler from ...
It was the fourth segment of episode 93 (season 5) of Animaniacs produced by Warner Bros. It was a parody of the 1966 Batman TV series with Animaniacs character Chicken Boo replacing Robin the Boy Wonder. In 2002, West and Ward did their voice-over and reprised their roles as Batman and Robin in an episode of The Simpsons, "Large Marge".
Bruce Wayne donned his cape and cowl for his 12th movie outing in "The Batman." Here's how every Batman film stacks up. Every Batman feature film, ranked according to critics
Less than five years later, the first film about Batman was brought to life in 1943's Batman, with Lewis Wilson leading the movie. Now, nine actors have played Batman in movies, and popular ...
The Batman logo. The following is an episode list for the Kids' WB and Cartoon Network animated television series The Batman, starring the titular character.The series premiered on September 11, 2004, and ended on March 8, 2008, [1] with a total of 65 episodes being produced and aired over the series' three-and-a-half-year run; each season comprised 13 episodes.
Here are the actors who played Batman on TV and in movies (we've excluded animation, with a couple important exceptions), ranked, starting with the worst. 8. George Clooney ("Batman & Robin," 1997)