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 Batman Beyond - Season Three (DC Comics Classic Collection) :: 0142409065
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Author: Guest
The third, and last, season of Batman Beyond was a big step above the decline in quality that was found in the sub-par second season of the animated series, and thank God (or Paul Dini and Bruce Timm) for that. As the third season begins, Terry McGinnis (voiced by Will Friedle) has his hands full as the Batman of the future as old villains Ink, Zeta, and the Royal Flush Gang return. It gets better though, as Talia Al Ghul, the daughter of Ra's Al Ghul, returns and makes a stunning offer to the aging Bruce Wayne, with huge results and an even bigger twist. This episode is worth picking this DVD collection up for alone as we get to see Bruce and Terry side by side fighting. It gets better with the two-parter "The Call", as Terry gets the call of a lifetime from Superman (given a great new futuristic look) to join the Justice League in an effort to uncover a traitor, with even more shocking results! Batman also takes on Big Time, a former friend from Terry's past, and then goes toe to toe with KOBRA. Sadly though, the series comes to an end with these episodes, but there would be more Batman Beyond. The Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (the director's cut that is) was an excellent film which saw the return of Batman's greatest enemy, and as a previous reviewer already mentioned, we would see an older Terry in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Epilogue" in which Terry learns a shocking secret about his real origins (and yes, it would have been oh so nice if that episode was included in this et, because that is the true end of the series). That aside, the third season of Batman Beyond is a fantastic pick up for fans of the series or Batman in general, and if you've never seen "Epilogue", you should pick up the first season of Justice League Unlimited for that alone.
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Author: Guest
I missed the majority of this show when it first aired. So I have been waiting for the series to be released to DVD, and so far I have not been dissapointed. Batman Beyond was a great show!
But I am dissapointed that Warner Bros. is not including the Justice League Unlimited episode "Epilogue" which is seen by many as Batman Beyond's true finale. FOX did this with both of its X-Files spin-offs The Lone Gunmen, and Millennium in which an alternate finale was filmed within the X-files series and was included in the boxed sets.
Other than that oversight by Warner Bros. I'm excited to finally have all of Batman Beyond to add to my DVD collection!
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Author: Guest
If you are a fan of these cartoons, and if you already own "Batman Beyond: Season One" and "Batman Beyond: Season Two," then you really should not think twice about purchasing the final volume in the BATMAN BEYOND series because it concludes an excellent television show, and it has thirteen absolutely magnificent episodes. Here is the episode list, with a very small description of each episode, so not a lot of the plot will be ruined:
1) King's Ransom -- The Royal Flush Gang returns.
2) Untouchable -- Batman must face a new villain, The Repellar.
3) Inqueling -- Ink returns, and so does her daughter!
4) Big Time -- Big Time, a friend from Terry's past returns.
5) Out of the Past -- Talia Al Ghul, Ra's Al Ghul's daughter and Bruce Wayne's past love from "Batman: The Animated Series," visits Bruce on his birthday.
6) Speak No Evil -- Batman helps a genically enhaced gorilla find his mother's killer.
7) The Call: Part I -- Superman asks Batman to join the Justice League Unlimited.
8) The Call: Part II -- Batman must comfront a traitor in the Justice League Unlimited!
9) Betrayal -- Big Time returns once again and causes problems for Batman.
10) The Curse of the Kobra: Part I -- KOBRA kidnaps Max Gibson, Terry's friend, and plans to release a bomb.
11) The Curse of the Kobra: Part II -- The second part of "The Curse of the Kobra: Part I."
12) Countdown -- Zeta, the robot from Season Two, returns to Gotham City to find his creator...but something goes wrong!
13) Unmasked -- A flashback of how Terry was once unmaked.
SPECIAL FEATURES might be another "Panel" and probably Commenteries and trailers.
I myself have not seen all of these episodes, but I can for sure tell you that they are great! I hope you buy this to add yet another excellent volume to your Timm/Dinin DVD collection!!! You will not regret it. ^_^
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