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Crossfire

***Crossfire*** is the second segment in the anime film Batman: Gotham Knight.

## Synopsis

Crispus Allen and Anna Ramirez are partners and members of the Major Crimes Unit that have been hand-picked by Lieutenant James Gordon. The two are assigned to take the recently captured Man in Black (who was captured previously on *Have I Got A Story For You*), revealed to be Jacob Feely, an escaped inmate from Arkham Asylum with an expertise in advanced electronics and explosives back to Arkham Asylum (which most of the Narrows has been converted into following the events in *Batman Begins*). On their way, they argue over whether Batman can be trusted, with Allen saying that they are just running errands for a vigilante, while Ramirez replies that Batman has changed Gotham for the better. As they are heading back, Allen declares his intention to leave the MCU and Ramirez pulls into a vacant lot to confront Allen. However, the two get caught in a very large gunfight between gangs, the Russian Mob and Sal Maroni's gang. Maroni's men are gunned down and Maroni takes refuge behind Allen and Ramirez's patrol car, which the Russian subsequently destroys with a rocket launcher. Ramirez and Maroni manage to get clear in time, while Allen is rescued by Batman who proceeds to take out the Russian and his men. Sal Maroni then threatens to kill Ramirez, but he is dispatched by Batman. Batman recognizes Allen and Ramirez as Gordon's hand-picked officers and remarks that Gordon is a good judge of character, then disappears.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
* Batman: Gotham Knight at *DC Movies Wiki*
	+ Crossfire at *DC Movies Wiki*
* Batman: Gotham Knight at *Batman Wiki*
	+ Crossfire at *Batman Wiki*
The New Adventures of Batman-Trivia

* This is the only major Batman series that Alfred does not appear in.
* The colors on Robin's "R" symbol are inverted from how it is in the comics.
* Filmation was not allowed to use the villains Riddler and Scarecrow because they were considered off-limits because they were being used as members of the Legion of Doom on Super Friends which was produced by Hanna-Barbera. Likewise, Joker, who was originally intended to be a member of the Legion of Doom could not be used on Super Friends because of his appearance on The New Adventures of Batman.
	+ Riddler did appear in the opening theme to The New Adventures of Batman, but he was not used in the actual series.
		- The colors to Riddler's costume were inverted with a green question mark against a purple spandex suit.
* Each episode also contained a short, moralistic "Bat Message" at the end.
* The villains known as Professor Bubbles, Sweet Tooth, Electro, Moon Man, Zarbor, and Chameleon were created exclusively for The New Adventures of Batman animated series. To date, no comic book counterpart to any of these characters has been seen in print.
* Due to recently enacted standards regarding children's television, the Penguin was not depicted with his trade mark cigarette.
* After several years of gimmicky personal appearances, including professional wrestling matches and being shot out of a cannon at a fair, Adam West was trying to distance himself from the character of Batman. But when he was offered the title role in this series, after briefly considering turning it down, decided he liked the association with the character and the genuine affection from fans. He maintained a regular association with Batman from this series until his death in 2017.
* Catwoman's costume was unique to this series and not based on any of her costumes worn in the comic books. Its design was a similar catsuit to the one she wore in The Adventures of Batman, although it was orange instead of green, and with the head of a cat on the chest area. She was also unusually drawn with long brown hair instead of her usual black.
* Bat-Mite is an Imp from the fifth-dimension, like Superman's arch-nemesis Mr. Mxyzptlk, but Bat-Mite is his hero.
Batman '89

* Issue 1
* Issue 2
* Issue 3
* Issue 4
* Issue 5
* Issue 6

***Batman '89*** is a six issue comic book continuation of the movies Batman and Batman Returns. Batman '89 ignores the events of Batman Forever and Batman & Robin.

## Synopsis

Continuing the twisted adventures of DC’s Dark Knight from Tim Burton's seminal classic Batman movies, Batman ’89 brings in screenwriter Sam Hamm (Batman, Batman Returns) and artist Joe Quinones (Dial H for Hero) to pull on a number of threads left dangling by the prolific director. The gothic mentality behind the world, while still rooted in a sense of realism, helped inform many of DC’s global fans’ first impressions on the Dark Knight's Gotham. In the new Batman ’89 comic, Hamm and Quinones will help usher in the return of Selina Kyle/Catwoman and will debut a new Robin! Plus, Quinones has a vision for Harvey Dent/Two-Face that is as close to movie magic as a comic can get!

## Covers

### Textless

Issue 1Issue 2Issue 3Issue 4Issue 5Issue 6

### Variant

Issue 1Issue 2Issue 3Issue 4Issue 5Issue 6

### Textless Variant

Issue 1Issue 2Issue 3Issue 4Issue 5Issue 6

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* DC Comics
* Batman Wiki
* Batman Anthology
* DC Database
Brick Bradford-Trivia

* Brick Bradford was the first of only three science fiction serials released by Columbia.
* The serial was broken into three sections, each of which was written by a different screenwriter. The first section, chapters one to five, was written by George Plympton. The middle section, chapters six to ten, was written by Hoerl. The end of the serial, chapters eleven to fifteen, was written by Clay.
Lucy and Superman-Trivia

* Madge Blake, who thinks she sees Superman on the ledge, would later play Aunt Harriet Cooper in the 1966-1967 Batman series.
* The special guest star is always simply referred to as "Superman". Nowhere in the script does anyone actually say "George Reeves as Superman". (The ending voiceover originally gave credit to George Reeves, but it was removed in syndication.) It is believed that the intention was to avoid confusing children or "bursting their bubble" by letting them know that Superman was a fantasy character played by an actor.
* Per the title, Superman played by George Reeves was the guest star. Superman is a fictional comic book superhero created by American writer Jerry Siegel and Canadian-born artist Joe Shuster in 1932, but first appearing nationally in Action Comics #1 (June 30, 1938) and has since appeared in various radio serials, animated and live action television programs, feature length films, movie serials, newspaper strips, and video games.
* In both this episode and Superman III, Superman is asked by a mother of a boy named Ricky to attend a birthday party for him.
* Lucy tells Caroline that Little Ricky was born at 11:00 in the morning; however, in the second-season episode when Little Ricky is born, Ricky can't be at the hospital for the birth because he's working at the Tropicana nightclub. So Little Ricky couldn't have been born in the morning.
* Little Ricky was born on January 19, 1953, and this episode aired on January 14, 1957, so the date coincides with his birthday (as opposed to the season-five episode, "Lucy Gets Homesick," which aired in April). However, he should be celebrating is his fourth birthday, not his fifth.
* Although Lucy and Caroline had a long-standing competition over who had the cutest child, this is the only time it's mentioned that the boys were born four days apart.
In Darkness Dwells

***In Darkness Dwells*** is the fourth segment in the anime film Batman: Gotham Knight.

## Synopsis

The police respond to a riot in a cathedral where Cardinal O'Fallon was giving a sermon. According to eyewitness testimony, the Cardinal was abducted by a large monster and taken down into the crypts below the cathedral. Lieutenant Gordon, Crispus Allen and Anna Ramirez investigate. Gordon has a brief conversation with Batman, who agrees with Gordon's theory that the Scarecrow's fear toxin is behind the riot, as the doctor has been at large since the riot at the Narrows (during the events of Batman Begins). Batman gives Gordon an earpiece that will allow them to stay in contact and descends below ground, trying to find Cardinal O'Fallon and his abductor. A homeless man living in an abandoned subway station identifies the abductor as Killer Croc. Batman and Gordon briefly discuss the villain's past, but are cut off when Killer Croc ambushes Batman. During the fight, Batman discovers Croc is under the influence of the Scarecrow's fear toxin. Batman defeats him, but not before sustaining a bite that transfers some of the toxin to him. He then finds Cardinal O'Fallon being put on trial and sentenced to death by the Scarecrow (who is unhappy with O'Fallon's efforts to help the homeless). Batman leaps in to defend the Cardinal. Using the methane already present in the room, he sparks an explosion that destroys several water pipes, flooding the area and allowing him to escape with the Cardinal. While the Scarecrow escapes, Gordon appears in a helicopter to retrieve the Cardinal. Gordon offers to help Batman, but Batman refuses, saying: "Maybe next time."

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
* Batman: Gotham Knight at *DC Movies Wiki*
	+ In Darkness Dwells at *DC Movies Wiki*
* Batman: Gotham Knight at *Batman Wiki*
	+ In Darkness Dwells at *Batman Wiki*
Captain Marvel (Cancelled DC TV Series)

***Captain Marvel*** was a proposed animated series that was pitched to Cartoon Network by Alex Ross and Paul Dini. While there was interest, it ended up being shelved for unforeseen reasons. Ross, who would provide designs for the show, said the designs for the show would have been a mixture of the Bruce Timm style and the simple aesthetic of (the original) The Powerpuff Girls.
Gotham High

***Gotham High*** was a planned animated series that would have recast the usual heroes and foes found in Batman's world as high school students. The show was going to look at Bruce Wayne's insatiable need to uphold justice and avenge your murdered parents ... while dealing with typical issues that come with being a student. Under the watchful eye of his guardian Alfred Pennyworth, Wayne is forced to focus on graduating high school before he can take to the night skies ... that is, if he can survive the experience. Thomas said the unique idea sadly got lost in the multitude of Batman pitches Warner Bros. Animation executives hear every year.

## Characters

* **Bruce Wayne:** The new kid at Gotham High School and the son of Gotham's illustrious Thomas and Martha Wayne.
* **Barbara Gordon:** Daughter of Police Commissioner James Gordon and a bookworm type girl that has a crush on Bruce Wayne.
* **Selina Kyle:** The Goth chick who also has a crush on Bruce Wayne. A running plotline would have been Bruce, Barbara, and Selina in a love triangle.
* **Basil Carlo:** An art student.
* **Harvey Dent:** Class president and Bruce Wayne's best friend.
* **Oswald Cobblepot:** The funny fat kid.
* **Jervis Tetch:** The school nerd.
* **Jack Napier:** The school juggalo.
* **Harley Quinn:** Jack's girlfriend who is also a cheerleader.
* **Pamela Isley:** The head cheerleader.
* **Victor Fries:** The cool kid.
* **Bane:** Captain of the wrestling team.
* **Waylon Jones:** Captain of the football team.
* **Jonathan Crane:**
Cyber Force

Cyber Force action figures that were created to tie-in with the series

***Cyber Force*** was a planned but unproduced animated series based on the comic book of the same name.

## Background

A half-hour Cyber Force animated series was planned for the 1995–96 season on Fox Kids as part of an hour-long block that would also have featured a Youngblood series. Although completed character designs and a model sheet were featured in magazines, the series never progressed past the planning stage.
Green Lantern (1967 TV Series)-Trivia

* Green Lantern normally wears his power ring on his right hand, but in several shots he is firing the ring from his left hand.
* In this series Green Lantern flies by creating a tube with his ring that he gets sucked through.
* The Guardians of the Universe have blue skin in the comics while in this series they were made caucasian.
* At the time this series was produced the name of the learder of the Guardians of the Universe was not known. However, in 1992 he was given the name Ganthet in the comics.
* The character of Kairo was created for this series. In 2000 as a homage to the character the Green Lantern that appeared in *Batman Beyond* was named Kai-Ro.
Brick Bradford-Chapters

1. Atomic Defense
2. Flight to the Moon
3. Prisoners of the Moon
4. Into the Volcano
5. Bradford at Bay
6. Back to Earth
7. Into Another Century
8. Buried Treasure
9. Trapped in the Time Top
10. The Unseen Hand
11. Poison Gas
12. Door to Disaster
13. Sinister Rendezvous
14. River of Revenge
15. For the Peace of the World
Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation

***Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation*** is an American live-action television series produced by Saban Entertainment that ran on Fox Kids from 1997 to 1998. This series features an original female turtle named Venus de Milo as a fifth member of the Ninja Turtles. The name of the series was amended in several European countries to ***Hero Turtles: The Next Mutation*** under various censorship rulings, as with most output of the franchise. Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation also crossed-over with the Power Rangers in two episodes of Power Rangers in Space placing the two shows in the same universe.

## Synopsis

When Splinter is trapped in the Dream Realm by the Dragon Lord, a famale turtle named Mai Pai Chi, later given the nickname Venus de Milo by Michaelangelo, goes to New York City to teach the Ninja Turtles how to dream walk. The Ninja Turtles and Venus de Milo enter the Dream Realm and are able to rescue Splinter. However, upon returning to Earth the Ninja Turtles are followed by a group of humanoid-dragons called the Rank and their master Dragon Lord. Now the Ninja Turtles, joined by Venus de Milo, must stop the Dragon Lord and the Rank from conquering Earth.

## Cast

### Allies

 Chung I | Dale Wilson | N/A
 Good Dragon | N/A

## Intros

Ninja Turtles- The Next Mutation - Intro (w- original music)Ninja Turtles- The Next Mutation, Vol. 1 (1997) Opening Credits

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* Turtlepedia
Barb Wire

***Barb Wire*** is a 1996 comic book movie based on the character Barb Wire from Dark Horse Comics. It stars Pamela Anderson in the titular role.

## Synopsis

In 2017, during the Second American Civil War, Barb Wire owns the Hammerhead, a nightclub in Steel Harbor, "the last free city" in a United States ravaged by the war. She earns cash as a mercenary and bounty hunter. Chief of Police Willis raids her club. Willis's target is fugitive Dr. Corrina 'Cora D' Devonshire, a former government scientist with information about a new bioweapon called Red Ribbon being developed by her former superiors in the Congressional Directorate. The Congressional Council has tasked Colonel Victor Pryzer with finding Dr. Devonshire so they can end the Second Civil War by releasing the virus on the United Front territories. Dr. Devonshire hopes to escape to Canada to make this information public.

Devonshire turns up at the Hammerhead. She is accompanied by Axel Hood, a "freedom fighter" Barb had loved at the outbreak of the war. The two were separated during the conflict. Axel tries to help Cora get to Canada. They try to find a contraband pair of contact lenses that would allow Cora to evade the retinal scan identification at the Steel Harbor airport. The lenses pass through the hands of several lowlifes before also ending up at Barb's nightclub.

Rather than give the lenses to Cora and Axel, Barb makes a deal with 'Big Fatso', the leader of a junkyard gang: Fatso wants the lenses, which are worth a fortune on the black market, and Barb wants a million dollars and an armed escort to the airport, where *she* plans to get on the plane to Canada. But Fatso double-crosses Barb; when Barb, Axel and Cora show up at the junkyard to make the swap, Colonel Pryzer and his storm troopers are also there, along with Chief of Police Willis. Willis makes a show of arresting Barb and Cora, but instead of putting handcuffs on Barb, he slips her a hand grenade. Barb uses the grenade to kill Fatso and cause enough confusion to allow Barb, Axel, Cora and Willis to pile into Barb's armored van and lead the Congressionals on a car chase, culminating in a hand-to-hand fight between Barb and Colonel Pryzer on a forklift suspended by crane above the harbor. Pryzer falls to his death while Barb escapes.

The party makes it to the airport, where Barb reveals she still has the contact lenses. She gives them to Cora, and Cora and Axel get on the plane to Canada while Willis and Barb remain on the rainswept tarmac.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
Space Sentinels-Trivia

* The series was originally called "The Young Sentinels". The name was changed to "Space Sentinels" halway through the series.
* Hercules' character model was reused for the initial designs of He-Man during early production on He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983).
* A live action clip featuring Evan C. Kim as Mercury and two unidentified actors as Hercules and Astraea was shot by Filmation to be included in a proposed anthology show called 'Space Express'. Although the show never materialized, this 5 minute clip was included as an extra feature on the Space Sentinels DVD set.
* The sereis is set in 1985 which is eight years after the sereis originally aired.
Shazam! (1981 TV Series)

"*This is Billy Batson, star reporter for station WIZZ TV. He has been picked by the ancient wizard Shazam to carry on the wizard's life long crusade against crime and the forces of evil. When Billy speaks the wizard's name, Billy becomes Captain Marvel, mighty champion combining the wisdom of Solomon, the strength of Hercules, the stamina of Atlas, the power of Zeus, the courage of Achilles, and the speed of Mercury. Billt's twin sister Mary Batson has also been granted special powers. When she speaks the name Shazam, Mary Batson becomes Mary Marvel. Blending the grace of Selene, with the best qualities of other goddesses, whose names combined form the word Shazam! The third member of the mighty trio is their friend, lame news boy Freddy Freeman. When he speaks the name of his idol Captain Marvel, Freddy becomes the powerful Captain Marvel, Jr. Together they are the Mighty Marvels dedicated to fighting the forces of evil throughout the universe!*"
―Opening narration
***Shazam!*** is a 1981 animated series based on Captain Marvel. Shazam! was the second segment of *The Super Power Hour With Shazam!*, the first segment being *Hero High*.

## Synopsis

The Marvel Family fights evil with the power given to them by the wizard, Shazam.

## Cast

 Lou Scheimer | Sterling MorrisMister MindBlack AdamIbac (Uncredited)

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
Image Comics

***Image Comics*** is an American comic book publisher and is the third largest comic book and graphic novel publisher in the industry in both unit and market share. It was founded in 1992 by several high-profile illustrators as a venue for creator-owned properties, in which comics creators could publish material of their own creation without giving up the copyrights to those properties.

## External Links

* Image Comics
* Wikipedia
* Image wiki
Batman: Trial

Title card from the episode Trial

***Batman: Trial*** was a planned movie based on Batman: The Animated Series.

## Background

During an interview in the magazine Comic Scene #40, Paul Dini revealed that he and Bruce Timm pitched an idea for an animated Batman movie where Batman was captured by all his enemies and put on "trial" in a kangaroo court run by all his enemies. In the interview Dini said that he wanted Shelley Hack to voice Gotham District Attorney Janet Van Dorn. This idea was never made into a movie but was later adapted into an episode of the series called Trial where Janet van Dorn was voiced by Stephanie Zimbalist, the daughter of Alfred Pennyworth actor Efrem Zimbalist Jr..
The Adventures of Batman

***The Adventures of Batman***, on-screen title ***Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder***, is an animated series based on Batman that ran from September 14, 1968 to January 4, 1969. This is the first animated adaptation of Batman.

## Synopsis

Bruce Wayne and his ward Dick Grayson become the dynamic duo Batman and Robin as they see the bat signal flash in the sky. Together, they help protect Gothem City from villains such as the Joker, Penguin, and Riddler.

## Intro

1968 Adventures of Batman Opening-Closing Credits

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
* Batman Wiki
Batman: No Man's Land (Cancelled TV Series) (Pitch 1)

An animated series based on the acclaimed Batman comic storyline "No Man's Land" has been a popular premise, with multiple attempted made. The piece of artwork above, by character designer Coran Stone, is one of the more notable attempts. Stone said he was selected by producer James Tucker to do the character designs for a "No Man's Land"-based cartoon, but the project was ultimate scrapped since it was considered "too dark." Warner Bros. Animation and Cartoon Network opted to eventually go a more lighter route with Batman: The Brave and The Bold. Stone spent roughly five months working on production artwork for the series, in the mid-2000s before it was inevitably cancelled.

A second Batman: No Man's Land series pitch was made in mid to late 2000s.
The New Scooby-Doo Movies-Trivia

* Mark Hamill made his first-ever foray into voice acting with his work on this series.
* The Harlem Globetrotters were the only guest characters to appear in three episodes.
* Don Knotts was the only real life celebrity to voice himself in two episodes of the show.
* Dribbles, the mascot pet dog of the Harlem Globetrotters, appeared in the opening theme song of this show. His only actual appearance in a story was a brief cameo in The New Scooby-Doo Movies: The Mystery of Haunted Island (1973).
* The series premiered Saturday, September 9, 1972 on CBS at 9.30am.
* This is the last series in which Velma is voiced by Nicole Jaffe.
Superman and the Secret Planet

***Superman and the Secret Planet*** is an unproduced movie that was intended to be part of The Adventures of Superman with the cast from that series reprising their roles. David Chandler wrote the script for Superman and the Secret Planet in 1957.

## Synopsis

A wild bank robbery using an alien ray gun alerts Clark Kent to something strange and unearthly. The deadly ray even hurts Superman. The US President disappears, and Superman learns of a huge asteroid in nearby space, apparently under human control. Flying to the "secret planet," he learns that a piece of his home world survived, a city called Kryptonia. He also finds himself without super powers, neutralized by the Kryptonite which is the asteroid itself. The colony is ruled by a cruel tyrant named Zonar, with plans to colonize and enslave the Earth. With the help of his young cousin Kara and an aged scientist, Superman returns to Earth to warn humanity. Zonar's legion of unmanned drone saucers destroys landmarks and people, and he gives Earth an ultimatum. As Clark Kent, Superman bids goodbye to Lois Lane, and does so again at Cape Canaveral as Superman, boarding an unstable atomic rocket to return to Kryptonia. Lois and Jimmy Olson sneak aboard, much to Superman's disapproval. With the odds against him, Superman returns to the remnant of his home world for a final face-off.
The Freedom Force

"*The Valley of Time, home of the Freedom Force. Isis, Goddess of the elements. Hercules, the world's mightiest man. Merlin, master of magic. Sinbad, hero of the seven seas. And Super Samurai, giant of justice. Join them now on another adventure through time and fantasy. The Freedom Force!*"
―Opening narration
***The Freedom Force*** is an animated action/adventure television series by Filmation that ran from September 1978 to October 1978, only lasting five episodes. Isis, who previously appeared in The Secrets of Isis, is one of the members of the Freedom Force. The version of Hercules that appeared in The Freedom Force previously appeared in Space Sentinels.

## Synopsis

Five legendary heroes, Isis, Hercules, Merlin, Sinbad, and Super Samurai, join forces to form The Freedom Force to protect mankind from supernatural forces throughout time. The Freedom Force's headquarters is located in a temple in the Valley of Time.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* Super Friends Wiki
Catwoman (Cancelled Animated Film)

Catwoman from The New Batman Adventures

***Catwoman*** was a planned but ultimately unproduced movie which would have been a spin-off of Catwoman's appearances in Batman: The Animated Series and The New Batman Adventures.

## Background

About the unproduced Catwoman movie Boyde Kirkland said in an interview "About a year before the Catwoman movie came out, Warner Animation asked me if I would be interested in developing a direct-to-video Catwoman movie to be released in the wake of the live action feature. I came up with a story about Selina Kyle, based loosely on an idea I had while developing another Batman video after SubZero. They liked it, and asked me to write an outline, which I did. Then, Warner Home Video decided it had to also include the new Catwoman portrayed by Halle Berry. They sent me the script for the movie so I could see who this new Catwoman was. I had to completely rethink my story, but still managed to retain the central premise. I wrote a complete script, which portrayed how these two women meet, and discover more about themselves. It delved much deeper into the Egyptian mythology set up in the Catwoman movie. I think it would have made a pretty entertaining video. Too bad the live action film did so poorly, as that pretty much killed any chance of my script ever getting made."
Firestorm

\*Firestorm Temp Info\* (info will move eventually to the units who can cause the effect)

The firestorm damages all units (friend or foe) within the effected radius for a set amount of damage every 15 minutes. depending on the unit that uses the firestorm the damage and length of time can very.

Flying fortress will use Small 1 at level 1 and small 2 at max level. this will last 2 hours (3 on nobles).

Siege mech will use big 1 at level 4 and big 2 at max level. this will last 4 hours.

Landship will use Big 3 at level 1 and big 4 at max level. this will last 4 hours. capitalists do have a buff on there firestorm when used.
Have I Got a Story for You

***Have I Got a Story for You*** is the first segment in the anime film Batman: Gotham Knight.

## Synopsis

A street kid meets with his three friends at a skate park, to which all three of them claim to have seen Batman earlier that day. Batman's battle with the Man in Black, a high-tech criminal, is told in reverse chronological order with three very different interpretations of Batman's form and abilities: one describes him as a living shadow that can melt away and reappear at will; another describes him as a half-human, half-bat creature; and lastly, one describes him as a combat robot that can leap tall buildings in a single bound. At the end, Batman pursues the Man in Black to the skate park and captures him with the help of the fourth street kid. The fourth kid is able to see what Batman truly is after seeing him sustain injuries by a grenade blast from the battle: a human warrior in a costume. He then proceeds to tell his experience about seeing Batman to his friends after Batman disappears.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
* Batman: Gotham Knight at *DC Movies Wiki*
	+ Have I Got A Story For You at *DC Movies Wiki*
* Batman: Gotham Knight at *Batman Wiki*
	+ Have I Got A Story For You at *Batman Wiki*
Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space

***Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space*** is an American animated television series based on the Archie Comics characters of the same name. The series was produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions and aired in 1972. This series is a sequel to Josie and the Pussycats.

## Synopsis

This version of the series launched the characters into outer space; the opening credits sequence shows the group taking a promotional photo at the launch site of a new spaceship. (It is unclear whether they were the ship's assigned crew, or simply publicity guests.) A jealous Alexandra, elbowing the cast aside in order to steal the spotlight from Josie yet again, stumbles and causes a domino effect so that they are all jerked inside, accidentally triggering the launch sequence which sends all into deep space. Val knows how to pilot the vessel. Every episode centered on the Pussycats encountering a strange new world where they would encounter and often be captured by various aliens-of-the-week before escaping and attempting to return to Earth. No matter what the scenario, Alexandra remains determined to stop Josie from getting too close to Alan. A typical ending for an episode is that they meet a wise benevolent person who reprograms the ship's course for Earth, only to have a clumsy action by Alexandra (or occasionally Melody or Alex) set the ship on the wrong trajectory once again.

## Music from Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space

Josie and the Pussycats - Double Bubble No More Trouble (Vocals)Josie & The Pussycats in Outerspace Perform The Love Song of the UniverseJosie and the Pussycats In Outer Space - Did You Have Yourself A Day..aviJosie and the Pussycats Dance the Brains AwayJosie and the Pussycats Open Up Your EyesJosie and the Pussycats If You Smile

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
Batgirl (Short)

***Batgirl*** is an eight minute short that was produced in 1967. After the second season of Batman ratings for the series began to fall. To convince the network executives that a new character was needed to boost ratings this short film was created, introducing Yvonne Craig as Batgirl. Yvonne Craig as Batgirl became a main character during Batman's third season. However, Batgirl's inclusion to the series was not enough to boost ratings and after three seasons Batman was cancelled.

## Synopsis

Librarian Barbara Gordon encounters millionaire Bruce Wayne and his "youthful ward" Dick Grayson at the Gotham City Public Library. As Gordon and Wayne become acquainted, Killer Moth and his henchmen (in full costume) discuss a plan of attack. One henchman suggests taking Bruce Wayne hostage, but Killer Moth shows reluctance, due to Wayne's alleged friendship with Batman. Moth directs the group to kidnap Wayne's business acquaintance instead, who also happens to be a billionaire. When Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson realize the presence of their adversaries, they quickly leave the library to change into Batman and Robin.

Meanwhile, Gordon is locked in the library's office by Killer Moth's henchmen, however, it is revealed there is a secret chamber within the office where she changes into Batgirl. When Batman and Robin arrive to apprehend Moth and his gang, all parties are shocked at the arrival of a Batgirl. Batman, Robin, and Batgirl defeat the villains with relative ease and Batgirl vanishes without revealing her secret identity. Batgirl's costume in the episode closely resembles that later seen in the series, though the design of her mask changes. The short also featured a unique version of the Batman theme, ending with the lyric "Batgirl!" rather than the usual "Batman!" (and accompanied by an appropriately modified Batman logo).

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
Hawkman (TV Series)

"*Carter Hall, scientific genius from a far off world flies into action as Hawkman, Winged Wonder, who with Skreal, his faithful fighting mascot, pits his arsenal of phenomenal powers against both Earthly and interplantary foes. Hawkman, the Winged Avenger!*"
―Opening narration
***Hawkman*** is a 1967 animated series based on the character of the same name.

## Synopsis

Katar Hol is a scientific genius from the planet Thanagar. Upon arriving on Earth, Katar took the alias Carter Hall and got a job as a research scientist in a labatory outside Midway City working with another scientist named Barnes. Katar Hol also used his Thanagar technology to create artificial wings and a costume and became the superhero called Hawkman. On his adventures Hawkman is joined by his pet hawk Skreal.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
Mind Manipulation

## Summary

**Mind Manipulation** is the ability to manipulate and control the minds of others. It is associated with Telepathy and Mind Reading, and these powers are often possessed by the same characters. While basic mind manipulation can be used for psychic suggestion and simple manipulation, higher-level users of this ability can completely control others, drive them insane, plague them with illusions and hallucinations, and even rip their minds from their bodies.

Generally speaking, we judge the potency of Mind Manipulation both by what it can do and by how many people its user can affect at once with it. This may range from only a few people at a time to entire planetary populations.

When judging the potency of Mind Manipulation, and the resistance against it, there is a variety of factors to be potentially considered. Such as the mechanisms involved, how many people the Mind Manipulation can affect, whether it has demonstrated to break through resistances, how great the effects are, etc. For more information visit the Hax page.
Working Through Pain

***Working Through Pain*** is the fifth segment of the anime film Batman: Gotham Knight.

## Synopsis

Taking place after In Darkness Dwells, Batman is shot in the stomach by a man hallucinating in the sewers of Gotham. Severely injured, Batman cauterizes the wound and then desperately searches for a way out, reflecting on his experiences with managing pain as he does so (before the events of Batman Begins). First, he remembers volunteering with a relief effort in the Middle East and assisting a doctor in performing surgery without anesthesia. Next, he reflects on the lessons he learned from a woman named Cassandra who was cast out of her community for disguising herself as a boy in an attempt to become a fakir. Over several months, she teaches him to minimize his pain to the point where he can control it, sleeping on a bed of needles or standing on hot coals without reacting. One night, several young men appear to harass Cassandra, who takes their blows without seeming to feel them. Bruce steps in to defend her, not only demonstrating his ability to withstand their attacks, but defeating them all with his martial arts skills. Cassandra then tells him to leave, saying that he has learned what he came to learn. She then comments on how Bruce's pain was beyond her or possibly even his ability to handle, but how it also appeared to be leading him down a path he desired. Back in the present, Batman ends up in a gutter where he discovers a cache of guns buried in the garbage. Alfred then arrives to assist him and tells Batman to reach out his hand so he can pull him out of the gutter but Batman, whose arms are full of guns, replies that he cannot.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
* Batman: Gotham Knight at *DC Movies Wiki*
	+ Working Through Pain at *DC Movies Wiki*
* Batman: Gotham Knight at *Batman Wiki*
	+ Working Through Pain at *Batman Wiki*
Field Test

***Field Test*** is the third segment in the anime film Batman: Gotham Knight.

## Synopsis

An accident involving a new WayneCom satellite's gyroscopic electromagnetic guidance system gives Lucius Fox an idea to create a device with the satellite's gyro with an advanced sound sensor that will electromagnetically deflect small-arms fire. Bruce Wayne takes the device and attends a charity golf tournament being held by land developer Ronald Marshall, with whom he discusses the mysterious death of a community activist named Teresa Williams, who had opposed some of Marshall's plans. During the tournament, Wayne secretly takes Marshall's PDA device. Later that night as Batman, he hijacks a boat owned by Sal Maroni and drives it alongside a boat owned by the Russian Mob's leader, the Russian, and proceeds to attack both gangs at once with assistance from his new device. He attempts to force a truce between the two gang leaders until he can get evidence against them and that Sal Maroni and the Russian can then argue who gets the top bunk at Blackgate Penitentiary. The discussion is disrupted when one of Maroni's men fires at him. The bullet deflects and instead hits one of the Russian's men. Distressed, Batman takes the injured man to the hospital. Later, he returns the device to Fox, stating: "...It works too well: I'm willing to put my life on the line to do what I have to. But it has to be mine, no one else's."

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
* Batman: Gotham Knight at *DC Movies Wiki*
	+ Field Test at *DC Movies Wiki*
* Batman: Gotham Knight at *Batman Wiki*
	+ Field Test at *Batman Wiki*
Super Friends (1973 TV Series)-Episodes/Season 7

In this season each episode featured three individual segments.

## Trivia

* This season didn't air during a regularly scheduled Saturday morning time-slot, but did get aired when the series began to get aired in repeats/reruns on other networks. For this reason season seven is typically referred to as "The Lost Season".
* This season also marks the last time that Olan Soule voiced Batman. Soule was replaced by Adam West as Batman in the following two seasons.
The Flash (1967 TV Sereis)

"*A scarlet costume ejects from his ring and in a blur of motion police scientist Barry Allen becomes the Flash! World's fastest human! The Flash whoes speed enables him to vibrate through solid walls and conquer the barriers of time and space in the pursuit of evil doers! The Flash, Scarlet Speedster for justice!*"
―Opening narration
***The Flash*** is a 1967 animated series based on the character of the same name.

## Snynopsis

Barry Allen is a police scientist that gains the ability to run at super speed and uses this power to fight crime as the costumed superhero known as the Flash. The Flash is joined by his nephew Wally West, known as the superhero Kid Flash, who also has super speed.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
The Adventures of Superboy (1966 Series)

"*The Adventures of Superboy! Exciting stories of Superman when he was a boy! Who even as an infant demonstrated powers and abilities far beyond the capabilities of Earthlings! Superboy who as Clark Kent, mild mannered foster son of Martha and Jonathan Kent, preserves the secret of his true inentity and devotes his super powers to the prevention of crime, the preservation of peace, and the pursuit of truth!*"
―Opening narration
***The Adventures of Superboy*** is an animated sereis based on Superboy that ran from September 10, 1966 to November 2, 1968.

## Synopsis

Six minute episodes airing with The New Adventures of Superman (1966-70), The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure (1967-1968), and The Batman/Superman Hour (1968-1969) involving episodes of young Clark Kent evading class to save the day.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
* Superman Wiki
Mechanized Infantry

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## Stats

### Level 4

Improved Militias are trained to fight in urban terrain. This increases their combat strength and allows them to remain invisible in cities to enemies without scouts.

### Level 5

Standardized Militia equipment enables the Militia to be equipped with steel helmets and improved armor, which increases the overall hit points of the unit.

### Level 6

Standardized Militia armament enables the Militia to be equipped with better rifles and grenades, which increases the overall damage of the unit.

### Level 7

Advanced Militias are equipped with urban camouflage uniforms and are led by NCOs with frontline experience. They are even more difficult to detect in cities and have better combat values.

### Level 8

Standardized marching baggage enables the Militias to be relocated more quickly, thus increasing their movement speed.

### Level 9

Militias are equipped with light machine guns, which increases the damage of the unit.
The New Adventures of Superman

"*Faster than a speeding bullet! More powerful than a locomotive! Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound! Look, up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman! Supoerman rocketed to Earth as an infant when the distant planet Krypton exploded, and who disguised as Clark Kent, mild mannered reporter for the Daily Planet, fights a never ending for truth, justice, and freedom with superpowers far beyond those of orinary mortals! It's Superman, Super Super Superman!*"
―Opening narration
***The New Adventures of Superman*** is an animated series based on Superman that ran from September 10, 1966 to September 5, 1970. It is the first animated television series based on a DC Comics property, not counting the Fletcher Superman short films.

## Synopsis

Superman protects Metropolis and the world from a variety of threats while working at the Daily Planet as Clark Kent.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Internet Movie Database
* DC Database
* Superman Wiki
Batman: Gotham Knight-Trivia

* The segment Have I Got a Story for You is very similar to the episode Legends of the Dark Knight from The New Batman Adventures.
* Originally, they were going to select another actor to play the part of the younger version of Bruce Wayne. However, Conroy convinced them to give him a chance, and they decided to use his voice instead.
* The cover advertises this film as the first Batman animated movie to be rated PG-13. In fact, this is not true. Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker was the first animated Batman film to carry the rating. Originally edited into a PG rated film, it was later released as an unedited Director's Cut with a PG-13 rating.
* According to Conroy on the DVD commentary, when they originally did Batman: The Animated Series, they recorded the voices first, and then did the animation. However, for this project, the animation was already done, and the actors had to match their voices with what was seen on the screen.
* On DVD commentary, DC Comics' Senior Vice President of Creative Affairs, Gregory Noveck said that the reason they chose Deadshot as one of the villains was to show a direct contrast. While Batman took a vow never to use guns, Deadshot enjoys using guns.
* The first DC Universe Animated movie to not take its plot from a storyline or mini-series from the comics. This trend would continue with "Wonder Woman" (2009) and "Green Lantern: First Flight" (2009).
* Although the director wanted to move the flashback scene in "Working Through the Pain" to Japan, the producers chose to leave it in India, in order to show the diversity in Bruce's training.
* Although known as a direct-to-DVD release, it was actually screened theatrically across Australia 5 days prior to its global DVD release as part of Madman Entertainment's Reel Anime festival.
* Batman's suit in "Field Test" was later used as an alternate costume for Batman in Batman: Arkham Knight.
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Chloe Chronicles

The ***Chloe Chronicles*** is a web series starring Allison Mack as Chloe Sullivan. This series aired online during the second and third seasons of Smallville.

## Synopsis

This series involves investigative reporter Chloe Sullivan from Smallville High School's school newspaper the Smallville Torch investigating the strange things that occur around Smallville. These investigations typically revolve around the various Meteor Freaks around Smallville. The series is shot like a documentary with Chloe recording and reporting on her various investigations.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
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* Chloe Chronicles at *Smallville Wiki*
* Chloe Chronicles, Volume Two at *Smallville Wiki*
Musical Evolution

***Musical Evolution*** was a music video that aired on Cartoon network in 2001. This music video features the characters of Josie and the Pussycats performing their theme song through the various eras of popular music, including pop, disco, punk, Kiss-like heavy metal, country, and techno dance. Different animation styles are used for each era.