She's sort of a Batgirl gone way wrong.Īny other new/surprising additions you’re able to tease?īurnett: You are going to see quite a few of the villains we used in the old Batman series, some making just bit appearances, but there will be a definite sense of that animated world. We've also given him someone new to interact with, a female protégée named Sunny-yes, her name is ironic. Ty Templeton: Deathstroke is one of DC's enduring hero/villains. I've always loved his design and his history with the Titans, which makes him part of Dick Grayson's history, which makes him part of the Bat-World. Slade is kind of a "Batman-but-with-guns" type of character, only with a very different moral code. That kind of tension, where characters have different approaches to similar problems, is always a fun undercurrent to play with.ĭini: It was fun to come up with a first encounter between him and Batman and rework his character and motivations in a way that made sense of the animated series at that time. How much fun is it to get to play with that character, in this context? Things that no one knew were out there, until now.ĭeathstroke makes his debut here in the Batman: The Animated Series world.
In other words, there will be secret histories that will turn Batman’s world upside-down. Alan and I approached the writing with the idea we were doing the season you might have seen if we had not put the series aside to do Batman Beyond.Īlan Burnett: What is different, however, is that we’re going back to cover certain gaps in the original series, events that didn’t have a bearing on the series at the time, but now do. Fans familiar with the Batman of The New Batman/Superman Adventureswill be right up to speed. Paul Dini: It's pretty much a continuation. When does Batman: The Adventures Continue take place, relative to the last time we saw these versions of the characters? Has time passed, or does it pick up pretty much where things left off? With Batman: The Adventures Continue debuting digitally this week, all three creators discussed the new series with DC Nation and what it was like returning to the world that shaped a generation of Bat-fans. The Adventures Continue is co-written by Paul Dini and Alan Burnett, both producers of the acclaimed animated series, and illustrated by Ty Templeton, who has brought the world of B:TAS to comic books since 1992’s Batman Adventures #1. Batman: The Adventures Continueis exactly what it sounds like: a return to the seminal world of Batman: The Animated Series, with new comic book stories starring the Dark Knight and his familiar allies and villains-plus characters from the wider DC Universe introduced to the beloved animated setting for the first time, including Azrael and Deathstroke.
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