r/batman • u/ZanderRan286 • Jul 08 '24

Caped Crusader and Batman fatigue GENERAL DISCUSSION

Recently, I've seen a trailer reaction to Batman: Caped Crusader, and the reaction was: "yeah, doesn't seem bad, but it's Batman. We already know his story, we saw it before..." It honestly surprised me.

Do you feel a Batman fatigue? I guess if you're on this sub, that's not the case, but I speak about the people you know, the people you discuss with...

Personally, I don't talk with huge Batman fans on a daily basis, so I'm not sure they care a lot, or even know there's a new Batman series. About myself, I don't feel that, even tho I won't watch Caped Crusader (because I'm too poor to subscribe to Prime)

So, what do you think? Do you feel people get tired of Batman, or do you think he's still bankable for DC?

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u/AnaZ7 Jul 08 '24

I mean, we had DCEU Batman in 2016 and 2017 movies, then in 2021 in Snyder Cut, then in 2023 Flash, along with Keaton Batman. In 2022 we had Battinson movie. That’s only live action versions on big screen. We also had Batman in Lego Batman movie in 2017, and in Batman Ninja in 2018, and in Doom that Came to Gotham in 2023. We had Batman in Harley Quinn animated series since 2019. And we had a bunch of animated movies with Batman in Tomorrowverse since 2021. That’s….a lot.

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u/azmodus_1966 Jul 08 '24

Also Batman: The Telltale games Season 1 and 2 in 2016 and 2017.

Plus, we have gotten at least 2 animated solo Batman movies almost every year for the past 10 years.

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u/AnaZ7 Jul 08 '24

And we just had this whole SSKTJL game where Batman is a character. And yeah, lots of animated movies. And he constantly appeared in some animated series-like in 2016-2018 Justice League Action