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GreenLantern1988 — 12 years ago(August 04, 2013 12:56 PM)
If you enjoyed reading that don't forget to look out for next week's version which will focus on Batman: The Movie.
Speaking of which, here is the link to the this week's entry in the series.
http://www.arkhamverse.com/news/2013/08/the-legacy-of-the-batman-part-4-comic-book-references-in-batman-the-movie/ -
wristwatchraver-1 — 11 years ago(May 15, 2014 05:49 AM)
I've been told the reason for the non-release isn't anything to do with DC. Greenaway (the company made the series). is owned by 20th Century Fox. They would release the series but the name 'Batman' is owned by Warner Bros. 20th CF can't release a Batman series without paying copyright costs to WB and they REALLY don't want to do that. WB can't release it because 20th CF owns it and 20th CF can't release it because WB owns the name. Personally, I think it should be released by 20th CF because nostalgia sells! Even if they did have to pay certain costs to WB I think the outpouring of the love people have for this series would certainly re-coup the costs. if not, make a profit!
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Sandoz — 11 years ago(November 07, 2014 06:44 PM)
Well, evidently all the snags have been worked out that kept the Batman TV series from being released because next month (just in time for the Christmas season) it's finally being released on DVD and BluRay.
And according to the details as listed on Amazon, "ALL 120 Original Broadcast Episodes Fully Remastered" will be included. Now whether or not these will all be UNCENSORED will be left up to the die-hard fans to uncover the secrets of, and it will be interesting to hear reports about that. But hey, can't argue too much with "all episodes" and "remastered", right?
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