Batman: Caped Crusader on Prime Video is marketed as adult animation, but is the series appropriate for children to watch? The answer is complicated.

No, Caped Crusader wastes no time in making its intentions plain by leading off its credits with Bruce Timm , who isn’t as famous as his fellow producers, but whose name means a lot to fans of the single-best Batman screen adaptation of them all: the Nineties stalwart Batman: The Animated Series.

For those who enjoyed cartoons back in the ‘90s, you’d probably encountered the iconic “Batman: The Animated Series.” Arguably the greatest depiction of the Dark Knight to date, the show takes the titular character down a darker,

Caped Crusader,” the new 10-episode animated series that comes to Amazon Prime on Thursday, Aug. 1. It’s not the best Batman ever. (I’ll go with “The Dark Knight.”) It’s not the worst Batman ever. (Like everyone else,

Batman: Caped Crusader is a brand new animated series from executive producers J.J. Abrams and Matt Reeves. Season 1 of the show will be released on August 1 and will feature 10 episodes. This much-awaited animated Batman series was first announced in 2021,

Batman: The Animated Series was a landmark in superhero storytelling, reimagining the Dark Knight as a noble and valiant specter in an Art Deco-drenched film noir landscape of demented and damaged villains.