The Batman: The Complete Series

The Batman finds himself dealing with a new breed of criminal when Joker takes over Arkham Asylum then plans to fly a hot air balloon filled with Joker Gas--a toxin that leaves its victims in a strange "rictus" state--and release its contents all over Gotham!

"Ozzy" Cobblepot, aka Penguin, has delusions of rebuilding the lost Cobblepot fortune, via high-flying robberies employing various trained birds. Unaware of Cobblepot's criminal plans, Alfred goes to the dilapidated Cobblepot mansion where he is ensnared by Ozzy. Penguin will let his hungry birds feast upon Alfred, unless The Batman can rescue him in time.

The Batman battles the masked criminal Bane, and once Bane activates his chemical-steroid-infusion, Batman finds himself outmatched by brute strength.

After a news report erroneously links her with The Batman, Selina Kyle, the cat burglar known as Catwoman, decides she wants to meet her nighttime counterpart. After luring her prey, Catwoman steals Batman's utility belt!

Dr. Langstrom, a scientist in Wayne Industry's Genome Division, has been experimenting with bats, thus threatening to endanger Bruce's secret identity. But before Bruce can stop him, Dr. Langstrom gives himself the experimental serum he's been concocting and transforms into the hideous Man-Bat, before flying off to wreak havoc across Gotham!

The Batman is on the trail of Mr. Freeze, a villain who uses his ice technology as a means of stealing the objects of his passion: the rarest, most valuable diamonds.

While on the trail of Firefly, an arsonist/supervillain who uses refined flame-throwing technology and a jet-pack, Bruce Wayne must tend to issues with Mayor Grange and the Wayne Foundation. With Firefly at large, how can Bruce be in two places at once?

The Batman engages in a game of wits with Cluemaster: a precocious ex-'quiz kid' bent on revenge against the game show producers he's accused of rigging his defeat. Cluemaster plans a rematch for those involved. Only this time, a wrong answer means their demise.

The Batman's attempt to thwart the latest in a series of heists pits him against a team led by a ventriloquist carrying a puppet named Scarface--who by all indications is the brains of the operation.

The Batman investigates a crime bearing the stamp of his archenemy Joker, despite the fact that Joker is currently--and has been--locked up in Arkham Asylum since Batman first put him there! A trail of victims encased in larger-than-life playing cards leads The Batman to the bizarre truth...

While Bruce Wayne is busy being the subject of a "Day in the Life" segment of a television magazine show, Penguin pulls his latest heist--at Bruce's mansion! Alfred is taken hostage, and Bruce must now find a way to transform into The Batman--out of sight of the watchful TV cameras!

Joker wreaks havoc on all of Gotham with a new gizmo that can morph any object into rubber or putty. Meanwhile, the Chief of Police pressures his detectives to take down The Batman once and for all! Part 1 of 2

The Batman is pitted against a new villain named Clayface, who can transform his body as if it were clay and impersonate anyone he chooses! Before The Batman can stop him, he will learn Clayface's shocking dark secret! Part 2 of 2

Penguin and Catwoman join forces to steal a pair of valuable gems. But when The Batman arrives to stop them, Catwoman is double-crossed by Penguin, who handcuffs her to the Dark Knight. With the handcuffs wired to explode if removed, the pair are forced to work together to stop Penguin. Detective Yin's suspicions are aroused as she tests her new partnership with the Batman.

Fearing that Riddler will make good on his threat to destroy the city, The Batman and Detective Yin's secret alliance is put at risk when they must work together to solve a string of riddles that have been scattered throughout Gotham.

Firefly and Mr. Freeze make an unlikely pair as they join forces to plunge Gotham into a permanent winter. With the entire police force "iced over," The Batman is the city's only hope for survival.

Joker dons the costume of his greatest rival, The Batman, and terrorizes all of Gotham. When the real Batman tries to stop him, Joker injects the Dark Knight with a poison that will cause him to laugh to death unless he can create an antidote.

Killer Croc, a half-man, half-reptile, plans to submerge all of Gotham under water to carry out his scheme of plundering the city.

Penguin discovers a sonic device that allows him to turn Man-Bat into his personal slave. Meanwhile, Alfred must deal with a raccoon that has found its way into the Bat-Cave and is wreaking havoc on the electrical equipment.

Despite intensive rehabilitation, Ethan Bennett once again takes the form of Clayface in order to seek revenge against Joker, the man who turned him into that monster.

Joker pirates the airwaves of Gotham in order to broadcast his crimes on TV as entertainment. When Detective Yin's overzealous new partner tries to bring down the clown prince of crime, he merely becomes Joker's latest "costar." Batman must find where Joker is broadcasting from before he can carry out his plan to make Gotham die laughing!

The Batman finds himself caught in the middle of a game of one upmanship between master thieves Ragdoll, a triple-jointed contortionist, and Catwoman. Meanwhile, Selina Kyle, Catwoman's alter ego, eyes Bruce Wayne as a possible target for future robberies.

Spellbinder, a three-eyed mystic with the ability to induce both hypnosis and visions, sets his sights on stealing the valuable Eye of Sarkana--mesmerizing Alfred to be his personal thief.

Solomon Grundy, a legendary zombie, emerges from a swamp on Halloween to wreak havoc on Gotham. But Batman and Alfred discover that there is more to Grundy than there appears.

Joker takes Detective Yin hostage. But when Joker is captured, he refuses to tell of Yin's whereabouts. Convinced it's the only way to learn Yin's location before she meets her demise, Batman uses a device created by Professor Hugo Strange to enter the bizarre brain of Joker in search of an answer.

Joker, Penguin and Riddler battle over control of the City. They finally decide to settle their differences by giving all of Gotham over to whoever is able to capture and discover the true identity of the Batman.

While The Batman faces off against Temblor, a villain possessing seismic powers, we meet Commissioner Gordon's teenage daughter, Barbara. Already worried his daughter lacks focus, Gordon fears Barbara's new friend Pam Isley is a bad influence. Together, Pam and Barbara get into some mild mischief, but when the pair crosses paths with the dangerous Temblor, even Batman cannot prevent a tragic outcome.

After a chemical accident transforms her into a half-human half-plant being, Pam Isley takes the name Poison Ivy and sets out to destroy Gotham's environmental polluters. Determined to stop, and hopefully help her friend, Barbara Gordon dons a cape and cowl of her own to become Batgirl, providing The Batman with an unwanted but spirited sidekick.

After a physical trauma causes him to forget he's The Batman, Bruce Wayne finds himself kidnapped by Penguin. Batgirl rescues the "helpless" amnesiac billionaire but is captured herself. When Alfred informs Bruce of his alter ego, he reluctantly realizes he must rediscover the hero within in order to save Batgirl.

Professor Hugo Strange, head of Arkham Asylum, replaces Arnold Wesker's villainous ventriloquist puppet, Scarface, with a "benign" puppet named Mr. Snoots. With the positive Mr. Snoots on his arm, Wesker is able to begin rebuilding his life. Angry that he's been replaced, Scarface makes a surprise return, and it's up to The Batman to rescue Wesker from his former partner in crime.

Gearhead, a part-cyborg adrenaline junkie, rides into Gotham in a souped-up racer. With the ability to take control of cars with his nano-technology, Gearhead is out to commit a series of crimes for thrills. When a spectacular chase with Gearhead destroys the Batmobile, The Batman must create a new and improved vehicle if he hopes to bring the villain down.

After getting his hands on Bane's steroid apparatus, Joker uses it to bulk up to monstrous proportions. As Joker toys with the city with his superhuman strength, The Batman and Batgirl must find a way to defeat this unstoppable force.

When a pair of leopards is stolen by Joker, The Batman and Batgirl form an uneasy alliance with Catwoman who is determined to save the rare animals from being hunted. But as our heroes journey to the private island where the leopards are being kept, the trio soon becomes the hunted themselves.

As Gotham's citizens are being replaced by plant-like clones, The Batman and Batgirl suspect the work of Poison Ivy. Before long, they find themselves battling evil plant clones--of themselves!

Toymaker Cosmo Krank seeks revenge against Bruce Wayne after the billionaire successfully leads a campaign to remove his unsafe toys from store shelves. Despite Bruce's objections, he is put under the protection of the overly macho Detective Cash Tankenson. Bruce must figure out a way to give the overzealous detective the slip and become The Batman in order to stop Krank and his deadly toys.

After losing the mayoral election, billionaire technologies' mogul Maximilian Zeus takes to the skies in an airship in order to rule over Gotham like a god. Employing the Batwing and getting an assist from Batgirl, who's made her way onto the ship, Batman tries to bring the egomaniacal Zeus back to earth.

Jealous that The Batman has a new sidekick in Batgirl, Joker decides he needs one of his own. Turning to Donnie, a misguided prankster and classmate of Barbara Gordon's, he attempts to mold the wannabe comic in his own image. But when Donnie realizes that it's not just laughs that Joker's after, Donnie wants out. The Clown Prince of Crime ominously decides it's going to take some tough love for Donnie to realize his "comic potential."

When Alfred joins Ewan Fripp, an "old school chum" and world renowned treasure hunter, on his latest adventure, the pair find themselves in a race with Penguin and Mr. Freeze to locate a fortune which has been long hidden somewhere in Gotham.

The Digitally Advanced Villain Emulator, or D.A.V.E., is an artificially intelligent computer program made up of the combined psychological profiles of the most diabolical criminals committed to Arkham Asylum. Designed to mimic criminal thought patterns, Dave escapes its computer confines. Batman must stop Dave before it can carry out its pre-programmed super villain impulses.

When the circus comes to Gotham, ruthless crime boss Tony Zucco demands protection money from the Flying Graysons, a family of trapeze artists. They refuse to pay and Zucco exacts revenge, leaving, Dick, the youngest Grayson an orphan. Having experienced a similar tragedy himself, Batman is driven to take down Zucco and in the process discovers an unexpected bond with Dick.

After countless humiliations at the hands of the Batman, Penguin realizes that while he may not be able to take down the Dark Knight alone an all-star team of Gotham's most dangerous villains might just do the trick. While trying to stop this powerful force, Batman must deal with team-building issues of his own as Batgirl and Robin meet for the first time.

Shape-shifting villain Clayface surrenders himself, promising to give up his criminal ways and hoping to earn a second chance for his alter ego, Ethan Bennett. But when a new Clayface stalks the streets of Gotham, Ethan wants to prove his worth as a hero by helping defeat this threat. Having been fooled in the past by a seemingly reformed Ethan, Batman isn't sure his friend can still be trusted.

When a close friend of Batman's is implicated by evidence from a series of art thefts by a new costumed villain with the power to replicate, Batman believes there must be another explanation. Now, the Dark Knight must unmask the identity of this rogue called the "Everywhere Man" and prove his friend's innocence.

When notorious crime boss Black Mask is captured, his organization works to break him of out jail. But when Batman is sidelined, Batgirl and Robin must prove they can be heroes on their own and stop Black Mask.

Professor Strange unleashes a deadly toxin on all of Gotham, turning its entire population into zombie-like creatures. With the fate of the city in his hands, Batman must overcome incredible odds to find an antidote before the condition is rendered permanent.

One thousand years in the future, Gotham City is terrorized by a dangerous villain from its past. Can the city defend itself from such a threat without the Batman?

After a seemingly ordinary criminal continues to get the better of Batman and his partners, it is discovered that he has the ability to travel back in time by several seconds. Batman is now faced with the seemingly impossible task of stopping a foe who knows his every move before even Batman does himself.

Stuck at the bottom of the ocean with Riddler and with no hope of escape, Batman learns he may have played an important role in the creation of this dreaded foe and he helps solve a long-lingering mystery.

After Batman defeats Punch and Judy, Joker takes an interest in TV pop psychologist Harley Quinn and decides to groom her as his new partner in crime.

A new vigilante comes to Gotham with his sights set on defeating the city's major villains permanently. Now Batman finds himself in the unusual position of having to protect some of his greatest enemies from this deadly threat.

John Jones, a new detective in Gotham, hints that he may know Batman's secret. Batman must uncover this mysterious figure's true identity and determine whether he is a friend or a foe... The answers prove shocking. Part one of a two-part episode.

Gotham faces its biggest threat ever--an alien invasion. Determined to save his city on his own, Batman learns even the greatest heroes must sometimes rely on a team. Part two of a two-part episode.

Lex Luthor recruits Gotham villains to destroy Superman and the only ones who can save him are Batman and Robin. Part One of a two-part episode.

Luthor uses Poison Ivy's mind-control spores to take over Superman. Somehow Batman has to figure out a way to free him before Superman destroys the Dark Knight. Part Two of a two-part episode.

Green Arrow teams up with Batman when Couunt Vertigo, a villain who can affect people's sense of balance, arrives in Gotham with a diabolical plan to throw the entire city into a state of vertigo.

Firefly becomes even more powerful when an accident turns him into Phosphorus, a superhot villain who threatens a nuclear power plant.

Flash teams up with Batman when Mirror Master arrives in Gotham with a plan to trap everyone in their mirror images.

Batman, Robin and Batgirl go underground when the Joker uses the city's subway system to entrap Gotham citizens.

In a moment of desperation, Green Lantern commands his ring to fly to Batman, only to have it intercepted by the Penguin.

In an unusual accident, Joker's personality is downloaded into a nanite entity, who is even more threatening than the original.

Three misfit college students get their hands on the Man-Bat formula, allowing them to turn into monstrous beasts. Batman and Batgirl have to stop them before they infect the entire campus.

Batman and Robin meet their criminal twins, Wrath and Scorn, a dynamic duo dedicated to helping villains. Matters get even more complicated when Batman and Wrath uncover each other's secret identity.

When Shadow Thief teams up with Black Mask to steal an entire building, Hawkman arrives in Gotham to give Batman an assist.

One by one the most powerful members of the Justice League are abducted and it's up to Batman, Robin and Green Arrow to uncover the mystery. Part One of a two-part episode.

When kidnapped members of the Justice League have their powers transferred into alien androids, it's up to Batman to help his friends get their powers back and prevent an alien invasion. Part Two of a two-part episode.