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The Matt Signal: Gotham Adventures (Part 2)

To coincide with the series being retitled to The New Batman Adventures, the comics were once again rebranded to match, leading to the longest run of all: Gotham Adventures. It lasted for a shocking 60 issues, plus a one-shot.

I read it all so you don’t have to and will now present my findings, including a ranking of every issue from 30 to 1.

The Matt Signal: Gotham Adventures (Part 1)

I read it all so you don’t have to and will now present my findings, including a ranking of every issue, starting from 60 to 31.

The Matt Signal: The New Batman Adventures Findings

With the conclusion of The New Batman Adventures that basically completes the entire original run of Batman: The Animated Series. We have a few more stops to go after this, but it seems a good point to check back in on those all important NUMBERS!

The Matt Signal – Episode 106: Mad Love

Plot summary: Harley Quinn remembers her first meeting with Joker and decides that the two of them will never be happy unless she kills Batman.

The Matt Signal – Episode 100: Cult of the Cat

Plot summary: Selina Kyle pleads with Batman to keep her safe after stealing from a cat-obsessed cult.

The Matt Signal – Episode 97: Over the Edge

Plot summary: Following the death of his daughter, Jim Gordon unleashes the full fury of the GCPD on the Bat Family, now fully aware of their identities!

The Matt Signal – Episode 93: Growing Pains

Plot summary: Robin takes a shine to a runaway girl with no memories, causing some friction between him and Batman.

The Matt Signal – Episode 92: Joker’s Millions

Plot summary: Joker goes from rags to riches after he inherits $250m from a former rival.

The Matt Signal – Episode 86: Holiday Knights

Plot summary: The New Batman Adventures kick off as the Bat Family have to contend with Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, Clayface and Joker in a series of short Christmas capers.

The Matt Signal: Batman and Robin Adventures

When season 2 of the show got partially re-branded as The Adventures of Batman & Robin, the comic was adjusted accordingly, leading to 25 further issues from 1995-1997, plus more annuals and specials.

I read almost* all of the above so you don’t have to and will now present my findings, including a ranking of every issue.