Fans are decrying changes made to the Penguin for “Batman: Caped Crusader.” Why not? Tim Burton got to do it.

We love that Joker—and Joker-affiliated characters—as we peruse the Mr. Js this time around.

This article obviously contains spoilers. Proceed at your own risk!

We start with a Greek God and end with an Elder God this time as we read on through the H and I characters.

C'mon! Why should “X-Men ’97” have all the fun!

An updated look back at an old 2006 article I wrote about the demise of JLU.

Man, there sure are a lot of Green Lanterns! Read all about them in the Gs.

With the premiere of Bruce Timm’s new series so close to bearing fruit, let’s not forget that this began germinating over a decade ago.

The story of the proposed anime-influenced Batman series that almost played a part in the character’s 75th anniversary celebration.

Had the pitch sold, Kids’ WB! would have sent Terry McGinnis to the Red Planet. But would it have worked?

A look back at the seemingly never-ending struggle to bring DC Comics’ premiere superhero team to the DCAU.

We’re doubling up this round with our look at the Es and Fs.

The life, death, and Substack return of Jim Earl’s “Mourning Remembrance,” one of the funniest bits you’ve never heard of.

A must-read before the “Batman: Caped Crusader” premiere.

It took three years, and it survived David Zaslav’s axe. Before the series’ premiere, let's take a moment to remember how we got here.

We maintain our pace through the DCAU’s substantial cast with our look into the Ds.

The Gentleman Ghost was originally considered as a villain for BTAS, but his appearance never materialized. What happened?

Our expedition through the DCAU’s colossal cast resumes with the Cs.

I’ll be there for you ... in every universe.

Our journey through the DCAU’s enormous cast continues with the Bs.