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.

Our whirlwind tour of the DCAU’s sprawling cast begins where you would suspect: with the As.

A recent interview revealed that Wonder Woman almost didn’t make it onto “Justice League.”  How would that have affected the series?

People opine the lack of new Christmas songs.  They’re out there … if you look a little deeper.

Run out of “Friends” episodes to stream as our nation mourns the loss of Matthew Perry? I have some suggestions on what to watch next.

Was Brainiac in Luthor’s mind or not!?

The transition from comics to BTAS took its toll on Catwoman, but a proposed spin-off series would have changed that.

The famed writer of BTAS has always loved DC Comics’ fishnet-wearing, backwards-speaking magician. Then he married her.

The new season of “Futurama” confirms its connection to “Disenchantment,” which opens up a whole host of possible repercussions.

Despite the creative team’s initial distain for guest stars, there was a push for Black Canary to appear on BTAS ... and beyond.

Can’t tell your BTAS from your TNBA? I’ve got your back.