With the next episode of Gotham just a few hours away, let’s take a look back at S1E02: “Selina Kyle.” 1) Looking back at our First Impressions, there’s a thing or two I want to clear up, namely in the villains department. I mentioned the Dollmaker when talking first impressions, and I realize that he’s not exactly a household…
Another week, another new episode of Gotham— I could get used to this! (Sorry about the re-used image from last week– we’ll have a new graphic up for S1E03, I promise.) Anyway, with the latest Gotham fresh in our minds, we’re here once again to share our first impressions. Here’s our feelings on episode 2 of Gotham: This week’s…
Gotham has begun with a bang, my friends (quite literally, to a family of billionaires in Crime Alley) and it’s off to quite the good start. I’ll spare you a detailed episode recap– if you want to know what happened in the pilot, either watch it at Fox’s site or check out our gallery below for a…
With the premiere of Gotham ending just over an hour ago on Fox, we’ve taken a moment to collect our thoughts on the new show’s pilot, and file them into some first impressions. We’ll be doing this every week here at From the Batcave, and following up every Tuesday as well with a more detailed look at/review of…
I don’t hate Beware the Batman. However, I also don’t love it, and “Hunted,” the show’s first episode, doesn’t really give me much hope that I’m going to love the series by the time I reach its end. The episode focuses on Professor Pyg and Mr. Toad’s attempt to hunt down Gotham businessmen and make them pay…
The good folks over at Comics Alliance were kind enough to share their affections with us Bat-fans a few days early, sharing some vintage Batman Valentines they’d found. Based on the 1966 Batman TV series starring Adam West and provided to Comics Alliance by Mark Anderson of Andertoons, the cards showcase some pretty outlandish attempts at courtship by…
“On Leather Wings” is the first episode of the acclaimed Batman: the Animated Series. As such, it faced the burden of establishing the world of the show, while simultaneously delivering an engaging Batman story and sticking to a roughly 20-minute timeframe; thankfully, it does not disappoint. The story, which focuses on confusion between Batman and the…
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