History Franchise / Batman

* ''ComicBook/TheBatmanOfArkham'' - An {{Elseworld}} story set in 1900. By day, Bruce Wayne is the benevolent head psychiatrist of Arkham Asylum. By night, he prowls the streets as Batman to defeat those who would eventually become his patients.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanThrillkiller'' - An {{Elseworld}}s limited series taking place in the sixties, in an alternate timeline where Bruce Wayne became a police officer after his parents' murder and Barbara Gordon inherited Wayne Manor after a penniless Bruce sold it. By 1960, Babs Gordon fights crime as Batgirl alongside her partner Dick Grayson (aka Robin, the Man Wonder) while Commissioner Gordon of the GCPD tries to put them both behind bars. Oh... and the Joker's [[DistaffCounterpart a woman]].

* ''ComicBook/GothamByGaslight'' - This is now considered the first DC {{Elseworld}} title; though not originally called such, it is labeled an official Elseworld in subsequent re-printings. In it, all of the key characters and events of Batman's origin have come to pass in the Victorian age. The story centered on first the Bat-Man, then Bruce himself, being blamed for a resurgence in Gotham of the antics of [[UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper Saucy Jack]].
* ''ComicBook/BatmanCastleOfTheBat'' - An "Elseworld" consisting of a retelling of ''Literature/{{Frankenstein}}'' where Bruce Wayne creates a monster while giving it the brain of his deceased father Thomas Wayne.
* ''ComicBook/BatmanDarkAllegiances'' - An "Elseworld" taking place in the 1930s where Batman battles versions of the Joker, the Penguin and Two-Face who are members of a white supremacist group called the White Legion.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanDetectiveNo27'' - An "Elseworld" where Bruce Wayne never becomes Batman, becoming instead Detective No. 27. Named after ''Detective Comics'' #27, Batman's debut appearance.
* ''ComicBook/BatmanHolyTerror'' - An "Elseworld" set in an alternate reality where Oliver Cromwell established a religious theocratic government that still rules America and Britain into the present. As Reverend Bruce Wayne prepares to take final orders, he learns that his parents were killed by a government conspiracy rather than a random mugging, and adopts a demon costume worn by his father in a passion play to investigate the conspiracy.
* ''ComicBook/BatmanInDarkestKnight'' - An "Elseworld" that mashes up with ComicBook/GreenLantern by having Abin Sur's ring passed on to Bruce Wayne rather than Hal Jordan.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanTwoFaces'' - An "Elseworld" consisting of an adaptation of ''Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde'', with [[spoiler:Bruce Wayne]] in the role of Henry Jekyll and [[spoiler:the Joker]] as Mr. Hyde.
* ''ComicBook/BatmanVampire'' - A fairly well-regarded trilogy of {{Elseworld}}s that feature the Dark Knight being turned into a vampire after a confrontation with Literature/{{Dracula}}.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDoomThatCameToGotham'': An {{Elseworld}} story based off of the works of Creator/HPLovecraft.

* ''ComicBook/SupermanSpeedingBullets'': An "Elseworld" with the premise of [[ComicBook/{{Superman}} Kal-El]] being adopted by the Waynes and eventually becoming a Batman with Kryptonian powers.

* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueDoom'': A loose adaptation of the [[ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica JLA]] arc, ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmericaTowerOfBabel''.

Here's quite the list:

[[AC:This page is an index for works in the franchise. For tropes related to the franchise, go to [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} the comic book page]]]]

** ''Joker: Folie à Deux'' (2024)

* ''Batman Vs Predator Trilogy'', a series of mini-series created by DC Comics and Creator/DarkHorseComics that pit Batman and his allies against Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox's infamous alien game hunter.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanAndTheOutsiders''. Batman leading his team. The team has gone through several incarnations, both with and without their original leader – without Batman, it is renamed simply ''The Outsiders''. The original run first launched in 1983 and ended in 1988, with a brief revival from 1993 to 1995.

** The 2003 series of ''The Outsiders'' was mostly InNameOnly, featuring a separate team that mainly spun off from the Titans. However, in its last issues, it led into the 2007 series of ''Batman and the Outsiders'', which brought back the team's original leader and merged parts of the old and new teams. Following ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'', the series was relaunched as ''The Outsiders'' again.
** ''Batman and the Outsiders'' was brought back again in 2019, written by Bryan Edward Hill. The team debuted in a story arc of ''Detective Comics'' also written by Hill, titled "On the Outside". Ran for 17 issues.

* ''A Lonely Place of Dying'' - When Batman grows increasingly violent in the wake of Jason Todd's death, a young teen named Tim Drake deduces Batman and Nightwing's identities and seeks out Dick to get him to be Robin again. When Dick refuses, it's up to Tim to take up the dominoed mask and save the two from Two-Face, setting up the stage for Tim to become the third Robin.
* ''ComicBook/{{Knightfall}}'' / ''Knightquest'' / ''Knightsend'' - Introduces Bane, who after forcing Batman to run a gauntlet of his worst enemies, breaks Batman's back. This forces Bruce to promote his latest sidekick ComicBook/{{Azrael}} to Batman status, which backfires due to Azrael having still not shaken the effects of being brainwashed into becoming an assassin and ultimately forces Bruce (when he's recovered) to face him down to reclaim the cape and cowl.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanTheBlackMirror'': While Bruce is busy with Batman, Inc, Dick stays on as Gotham's Batman. He, ComicBook/{{Oracle}}, Jim Gordon, and Tim Drake continue the good fight against evil auctioneers, nefarious car salesmen, pirates, and baby formula truck drivers.

* ''Batman: Superheavy'': Following the events of ''Endgame'', the GCPD decide to make their own Batman with the original MIA.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns'' - An old Batman takes up the cowl again to fight mutants. And along with ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'', it helped start UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age of comic|books}}s.

* [[index]]'' Music/JanAndDean Meet Batman'': At the height of their fame, the SurfRock duo of Jan Berry and Dean Torrence approached National Periodical Publications (as DC was then known) about doing a licensed (i.e. copyright-compliant) album based both on the comic books and the TV show, which was also at the height of its popularity. NPP gave its blessing, and this strong contender for the title of "Weirdest ConceptAlbum Ever" was born. Half the record is music inspired by the comic books and the show, including a cover of the latter's theme. The other half details the adventures of "Captain Jan & Dean the Boy Blunder," an AffectionateParody both of UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks -- or, from their perspective, the current time -- and also of the just-passed [[RadioDrama Golden Age of Radio]]. The cuts alternate between type, and the comedy pieces are as goofy as you'd expect; besides ribbing many of the tropes listed here, our heroes have abilities like [[SuperBreath Power Breath]] and "Instant Distance Mental Powers" that, [[TeleporterAccident when their intended destination is the Surf City Circus, land them in the Jersey City Surplus Store]] via a literal WrongTurnAtAlbuquerque. However, the Bat-music cuts are played almost completely straight, or at least as straight as the era allowed; some lyrics are taken directly from ''Detective Comics'' #27.

* ''VideoGame/TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobin'': A run-and-gun for the UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis in the vein of ''VideoGame/GunstarHeroes'' based on ''The Animated Series''.

* ''VideoGame/GothamCityImpostors'', a downloadable FirstPersonShooter on UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade, UsefulNotes/PlayStationNetwork and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} (where it is free to play). Has a ComicBookAdaptation in the form of ''ComicBook/BatmanImpostors''.

* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'': A lighter series, having nothing to do with the DCAU. Tone greatly resembles that of the '60s ''Series/{{Batman|1966}}'' show and/or UsefulNotes/{{the Silver Age|of Comic Books}} comic, but with a more PostModern, self-aware vibe to it.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanAndRobin2009'' - A new book launched in 2009 in which Creator/GrantMorrison continued the story from his 2006-2009 run on ''Batman'', featuring the further adventures of the new Batman (Dick Grayson) and Bruce Wayne's son Damian Wayne, the new Robin. The series focuses on the fall-out from Morrison's popular run on the main Batman book as well as Damian's attempt to adjust to being a hero.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanContagion'' & ''ComicBook/BatmanLegacy'': Two arcs which pretty much go together back-to-back. In the former, Gotham has to deal with an outbreak of Ebola-A and chronicles Batman's attempts to help contain and cure the virus. After which, in the latter, Ra's Al Ghul makes his return to the Batman books as he unleashes a massive plague upon Gotham City, as a test run to unleashing the virus upon humanity. Batman is forced to call in all of his allies (Catwoman, Azrael, Nightwing, and Robin) to help stop Ra's Al Ghul. But victory ultimately depends on Poison Ivy (whose blood holds the cure for the virus) and Bane (who has been recruited by Ra's Al Ghul to marry his daughter) helping Batman and his crew in saving the world.
* ''ComicBook/BatmanCataclysm'' and ''ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand'' - An earthquake hits Gotham and the U.S. Government, rather than rebuild, orders the city sealed off. As Batman and his crew struggle to keep the peace, it soon becomes apparent that [[spoiler: Lex Luthor is behind the government turning its back on Gotham City. With no government in the city, Luthor plans on destroying all records of land ownership, to claim the city as his own but fails when Batman stops him (though he is unable to prove to the world what Lex did)]]. Mainly known for introducing the third Batgirl (Cassandra Cain) and reintroducing Black Mask into the Batman books.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanHush'' and ''Under the Hood'' - "Hush" was a warmly received and massively hyped story written by Creator/JephLoeb and illustrated by Jim Lee. The story deals with an alliance with the new Bat-foe Hush and [[spoiler: the Riddler]] after the latter figures out Batman's identity. While Hush had Batman run the gauntlet with much of his RoguesGallery, a figure appearing to be [[spoiler: a resurrected Jason Todd]] appears to confuse Batman. In the end, Hush's identity is revealed to be [[spoiler: Bruce Wayne's childhood friend, Thomas Elliot, who has decided to harbor a deep hatred over Bruce's "gifted childhood" (AKA the dead parents)]]. The buzz over the appearance of the supposed [[spoiler: Jason Todd]] lead to "Under The Hood" where Creator/JuddWinick detailed the rise of a new Red Hood, which was originally held by the man who would become the Joker. Upon the discovery that the Red Hood was indeed [[spoiler: Jason returned from the dead]], angry that [[spoiler: Batman replaced him and didn't kill his "killer"]], Batman has to stop [[spoiler: his adopted son and former ward]]'s RoaringRampageOfRevenge. ''Hush'' also saw Harvey Dent's face repaired and cured of his Two-Face persona until ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis''.

* ''[[VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries Batman: Arkham]]'' series: Developed by Rocksteady Games, this series is considered a shining example of a licensed game done right.

* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanAssaultOnArkham'': An animated movie set in the ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries''.

* ''Merry Little Batman'': A made for TV [[HolidayEpisode Christmas]] movie centered on Damian. [[https://pressroom.warnermedia.com/us/media-release/cartoon-network-9/warnermedia-kids-family-launches-new-family-destination-acme-night-sundays-cartoon Announced in September 2021.]]

* ''Legends of the Dark Knight'' - A series that debuted in 1989, to tie into the release of the 1989 live-action Batman movie. The series originally was a flashback book, focusing on past adventures of Batman, though by the early '90s (and the events of Knightfall), the book was revamped and took place in the here and now. Suffers from continuity issues, with several stories being considered non-canon.

* ''VideoGame/LEGOBatman'', a LighterAndSofter Franchise/{{LEGO}} game where every character is put into LEGO form.

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* ''Film/{{The Batman|Serial}}'': Batman's film debut in 1943, a 15-chapter serial, served as the inspiration and cause of the 1960s show. It starred Creator/LewisWilson as Bruce Wayne / Batman, the first live-action incarnation of the character.
** ''Film/{{Batman and Robin|Serial}}'': The 1949 sequel 15-chapter serial. Robert Lowery replaced Lewis Wilson in the title role.
* ''Film/BatmanTheMovie'' (1966): TheMovie of the 60s TV show, starring Creator/AdamWest as Bruce Wayne/Batman. The Joker, the Penguin, the Riddler, and Catwoman [[LegionOfDoom team up]] to threaten world peace with a dehydrator that can turn humans into dust. The Caped Crusader and the Boy Wonder must stop them.
* ''Film/BatmanFilmSeries'' (1989-1997): Two mostly gothic noir/expressionist films, followed by two mostly campy NeonCity films.
** ''Film/{{Batman|1989}}'' - Directed by Creator/TimBurton and starring Creator/MichaelKeaton. Batman must stop former mobster Jack Napier, who fell into a vat of chemicals and became the Joker, terrorizing Gotham City with his deadly laughing gas.
** ''Film/BatmanReturns'' - Tim Burton and Michael Keaton returned. Batman faces off against the Penguin, Catwoman, and sleazy mogul Max Shreck.
** ''Film/BatmanForever'' - Directed by Creator/JoelSchumacher and starring Creator/ValKilmer. The Riddler and Two-Face team up to discover who Batman is. Batman teams up with circus orphan Dick "Robin" Grayson against them.
** ''Film/BatmanAndRobin'' - Directed by Joel Schumacher once again, and starring Creator/GeorgeClooney. Mr. Freeze wants to plunge Gotham City into an eternal winter and teams up with Poison Ivy, and Batman and Robin set out to stop them. Batgirl joins the fray.
* ''Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy'' (2005-2012): A complete [[ContinuityReboot reboot]] of the film continuity, which was a rare occurrence in Hollywood at the time. Directed by Creator/ChristopherNolan and starring Creator/ChristianBale as Batman. Very much AdaptationDistillation.
** ''Film/BatmanBegins'': How Bruce Wayne became Batman and fought to save Gotham City from the fear gas of Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow, who works for the League of Shadows.
** ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': The rise of the Joker, who brings Gotham to the edge of chaos.
** ''Film/TheDarkKnightRises'': A broken Batman must rise again to save Gotham from impending doom at the hands of Bane and the latter's mysterious master.
* ''Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse'' (2013-): Batman has been rebooted again, this time he is part of a cinematic SharedUniverse. Creator/BenAffleck donned the cape and cowl.
** ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'' has Batman and Superman [[CrossOver sharing the screen]] for the first time in a motion picture (with Wonder Woman as well). Having witnessed first-hand the potential of mass destruction of Superman, Batman sets out to kill him, not knowing both of them are being manipulated by Lex Luthor. He also appears as a FutureBadass in a [[BadFuture nightmarish future]].
** ''Film/{{Suicide Squad|2016}}'' sees him appear in cameos, putting some bad guys behind bars for Amanda Waller to pick up for her Task Force X project and furthering his quest to gather the Justice League in TheStinger. Said baddies include some of his RoguesGallery such as Harley Quinn, Deadshot, and Killer Croc. The Joker also appears, on a mission of his own to bring Harley home.
** ''Film/{{Justice League|2017}}'' sees Batman gathering, leading, and providing his tech to the eponymous Justice League for the first time on film to fight off the Apokoliptian New God Steppenwolf. Commissioner Gordon and his GCPD aide Crispus Allen also show up briefly.
*** ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', the director's original vision of the above. It includes a new BadFuture scene, in which Batman interacts with the Joker for the first time in the setting.
** ''Film/{{Birds of Prey|2020}}'' features some of Batman's RoguesGallery, namely Harley Quinn, Black Mask, and Victor Zsasz. The latter [[RoguesGalleryTransplant has been made an enemy]] of the eponymous Birds of Prey. That story is also the debut of both [[ComicBook/Batgirl2000 Cassandra Cain]] ({{in name only}}) and [[ComicBook/TheQuestion Renee Montoya]] on film.
** ''Film/TheSuicideSquad'' features some [[RoguesGalleryTransplant transplanted Batman baddies]] as well -- Ratcatcher, Polka-Dot Man, and Savant -- in addition to Harley Quinn returning.
** ''Film/{{The Flash|2023}}'' features both Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton's Batmen in supporting roles (Keaton due to Flash causing trouble in TheMultiverse).
* ''Film/{{Joker|2019}}'' (2019): A StartOfDarkness character study reinventing Batman's ArchEnemy as a mentally ill [[VillainProtagonist protagonist]] who's DrivenToVillainy in a [[CrapsackWorld decaying Gotham City]], starring Creator/JoaquinPhoenix. A young Bruce Wayne appears, played by Dante Pereira-Olson.
** ''Joker: Folie à Deux'' (2024)
* ''Film/{{The Batman|2022}}'' (2022): A new incarnation, written and directed by Creator/MattReeves. The film takes place in Batman's second year of crime-fighting and is way more of a detective/noir story than previous ''Batman'' films. The man himself is played by Creator/RobertPattinson and the film is the beginning of an intended trilogy, with also HBO Max spinoffs.
** ''The Batman: Part II'' (2025)
* DCU:
** ''The Brave and the Bold'': Announced as part of James Gunn and Peter Safran's [[https://variety.com/2023/film/news/dc-universe-superman-legacy-batman-green-lantern-supergirl-booster-gold-1235507426/ reboot]] of the DCEU. Will introduce Damian Wayne and be inspired by Grant Morrison's run.
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* ''Batman: Gotham Knights'' - A series launched in 2000 to replace ''Shadow of the Bat''. Focused on Batman but heavily spotlighting and examining the rest of the Batfamily and their relationships to each other. {{Retool}}ed from issue #50 to shift focus towards Batman's relationship to his rogues' gallery, and canceled in 2006 with 74 issues.

* ''Joker'' - An ongoing series launched in 2021 as a companion title to the main ''Batman'' book, also written by James Tynion IV. Its main story features Jim Gordon hunting down the title character, while its backup story stars Punchline.
* ''ComicBook/BatmanUrbanLegends'' -- An AnthologyComic with stories focusing on a range of Bat related characters running from 2021 - 2023.
* ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' -- An ongoing series launched in 2021 after a short prologue in the pages of ''Batman'' and ''Detective Comics''. The series sees Damian Wayne returning to the League of Assassins after separating himself from his father.
* ''ComicBook/TheNextBatmanSecondSon'': -- A Digital-First mini-series created by Creator/JohnRidley with art by Tony Akins and Travel Foreman. The story launched in 2021 as part of the ComicBook/DCInfiniteFrontier initiative to serve as a reintroduction to Timothy "Jace" Fox, the firstborn son of Lucius Fox who rises to become the next person to carry the Batman mantle as teased in ComicBook/DCFutureState.
** ''ComicBook/IAmBatman'' -- An ongoing sequel series to ''Second Son'' that was also written by John Ridley with art by Olvier Copiel which launched in late 2021. The story follows the exploits of Jace Fox as he finally adopts the cape and cowl to become Gotham's newest Dark Knight during the city's DarkestHour.

* ''ComicBook/SupermanBatman'' - Mentioned above, this is a team-up series with Franchise/{{Superman}} that was the SpiritualSuccessor to "World's Finest". But unlike "World's Finest", Superman/Batman features major storylines for both characters, most notably Superman with its first arc featuring the two bringing down President ComicBook/LexLuthor (which was later spun off into the direct-to-DVD movie ''WesternAnimation/SupermanBatmanPublicEnemies'') and its second arc re-introducing the Pre-Crisis ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} to Franchise/TheDCU (which was spun off into the movie ''WesternAnimation/SupermanBatmanApocalypse'').

* ''ComicBook/TheNextBatmanSecondSon:'' -- A Digital-First mini-series created by Creator/JohnRidley with art by Tony Akins and Travel Foreman. The story launched in 2021 as part of the ComicBook/DCInfiniteFrontier initiative to serve as a reintroduction to Timothy "Jace" Fox, the firstborn son of Lucius Fox who rises to become the next person to carry the Batman mantle as teased in ComicBook/DCFutureState.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanWarGames'' and ''War Crimes'' - Spoiler decided to prove to Batman she was worthy of being the newest Robin by taking one of his plans and engaging in a massive BatmanGambit against all of Gotham's gangs that go wrong. The result? Black Mask becoming the top crime boss in Gotham and Stephanie Brown, AKA the fourth Robin, dying because Batman waited too long to get her medical treatment. The story was almost immediately followed up with ''War Crimes'', which tried to retcon the story by saying it was longtime Batman ally Leslie Thompkins who withheld medical treatment from Stephanie, and then ''Infinite Crisis'' warped reality within months of the publication of ''War Crimes''. [[spoiler:''War Crimes'' was erased from canon and replaced with a scenario where Thompkins, with Batman's permission, faked Stephanie's death to protect her from further reprisals from Black Mask.]

* ''ComicBook/BatmanImpostors:'' A variation of The Joker drug is causing users to suffer violent mental breakdowns. Now, the citizens of Gotham City are divided into two gangs: one led by a Batman impostor who pledges to bring the law back to the streets, the other led by a Joker look-alike out to punish the innocent.
* ''ComicBook/BatmanTheBlackMirror:'' While Bruce is busy with Batman, Inc, Dick stays on as Gotham's Batman. He, ComicBook/{{Oracle}}, Jim Gordon, and Tim Drake continue the good fight against evil auctioneers, nefarious car salesmen, pirates, and baby formula truck drivers.
* ''ComicBook/NightOfTheOwls:'' Batman as of the New 52. Bruce is Batman again, though Damian is still Robin, and Dick still operates as Nightwing. A shadowy organization, known as The Court of Owls, basically Gotham City's Illuminati, is trying to take back Gotham City, using pseudo-immortal assassins as their footsoldiers.
* ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily:'' After a year-long absence, the Joker returns to Gotham with a torn-off face and gunning for Batman's allies.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanEndgame'': A story featuring [[spoiler:the Joker's]] return after [[spoiler:''Death of the Family'']].

* ''ComicBook/BatmanInDarkestKnight'' - An "Elseworld" that mashes up with Franchise/GreenLantern by having Abin Sur's ring passed on to Bruce Wayne rather than Hal Jordan.

* ''ComicBook/SpiderManAndBatmanDisorderedMinds'' - Franchise/SpiderMan and Batman join forces when an experimental therapy is tested on Carnage and the Joker.

* ''ComicBook/BatmanGordonOfGotham:'' - An omnibus of three thematically linked limited series of four issues apiece. Each story follows normal cops investigating crimes committed by non-costumed criminals, while Batman only makes cameo appearances.

* ''ComicBook/SupermanSpeedingBullets'': An "Elseworld" with the premise of [[Franchise/{{Superman}} Kal-El]] being adopted by the Waynes and eventually becoming a Batman with Kryptonian powers.

* ''ComicBook/BruceWayneNotSuper:'' A [[HighSchoolAu middle school]] take on Batman that stars a younger Bruce Wayne attempting to be a hero, while also dealing with being one of the few non-powered students in a SuperheroSchool where most of the students have superpowers.

* ''VideoGame/GothamKnights''

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* ''Anime/BatmanNinja'' (2018) - A Japanese-made animated movie involving Batman getting transported into an alternate version of feudal Japan where Joker has taken over there and once again, Batman must stop him, helped with Sengoku period figures re-imagined or molded with characters from the franchise. Creator/KoichiYamadera voiced Batman in this animated feature for the Japanese version, and in the English dub, Creator/RogerCraigSmith reprised his role from ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamOrigins''.
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* ''Anime/BatmanNinja'' (2018) - A Japanese-made animated movie involving Batman getting transported into an alternate version of feudal Japan where Joker has taken over there and once again, Batman must stop him, helped with Sengoku period figures re-imagined or molded with characters from the franchise. Creator/KoichiYamadera voiced Batman in this animated feature for the Japanese version, and in the English dub, Creator/RogerCraigSmith reprised his role from ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamOrigins''.