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Batman: The Man Who Would Be Bat (Season 1 Vol. 2)

Rino Romano , Alastair Duncan    Unrated   DVD
3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
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3.0 out of 5 stars This Bat is good to look at Sep 27 2005
By Jeff
Format:DVD
Ok: story substance, and all that stuff that defines Batman is missing or TOTALLY wrong here. What I love about the show is how it LOOKS. I like how Batman's cape falttens out on the ground. I love that blue trail the Batmobile leaves behind. I even like the bat optic wipe! charcter wise, they are done well for the msot part. My fav for character is Catwoman. I'm eager to see the bat-singal, and Gordon to make this series 'normal'.
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1.0 out of 5 stars More Cheap DVDs July 21 2005
By Alonso J. Pacheco - Published on Amazon.com
Format:DVD
Oh, Awesome! More Cheap DVD releases from Warner Home Video containing only 3 episodes! Could it get any worst than this?
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1.0 out of 5 stars Still not doing it for me... July 13 2005
By Simon - Published on Amazon.com
Format:DVD
This second release of The Batman contains another three episodes: The Man Who Would Be Bat (Man-Bat), The Big Chill (Mr. Freeze), and The Cat and the Bat (Catwoman).

I'll be one of the first to say that The Batman as a series won me over in its second season. Canada has already gotten all the episodes, and certain ones like the appearances of Grundy, Hugo Strange, and Riddler really up the fun factor to a stylish and exciting level. However, this dvd still contains episodes from the first season, which means we're getting rather poor stories with bad dialogue offset by strong animation and interesting character designs. It's a shame really, as the new Man-Bat design is far scarier than the old BTAS one, and giving Mr. Freeze mutated ice powers (ala Marvel's Iceman) is a decent twist. But these villains lack characterizations and motivations - having Kirk Langstrom transform into Man-Bat simply to be a "better bat" than Batman doesn't do it for me. The Catwoman episode is fairly decent, though it still lacks a certain spark to make it memorable.

Also, WHV isn't making anyone happy with its cheap 3 episodes/disc release pattern, with few substantial bonus features. Why every release can't be as good as the Teen Titans discs is a mystery to me.

There's really no reason to get this disc. Wait for more episodes or when WB finally puts the Clayface finale on dvd.
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5.0 out of 5 stars the best yet !!! Nov 20 2006
By Dennis Dilliner - Published on Amazon.com
Format:DVD
the new twist on the drawing,the depth of the stories and what i believe to be the best looking and most diabolical joker ever.. really made this (for me )the best batman ever made..
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