Batman: Bad Blood

Batman: Bad Blood adapts elements from Grant Morrison's Batman Incorporated storyline and incorporates the character of Batwoman, who has become an increasingly prominent figure in the DC Universe. The movie emphasizes the importance of the Bat-family as a team, addressing Bruce Wayne's tendency towards isolation and the need for trust and support.

• Dick Grayson's evolution into Nightwing is a compelling storyline, showcasing his independence and tactical skills.
• The introduction of Batwoman adds a fresh dynamic to the Bat-family and her fighting style is visually impressive.
• The action sequences are well-choreographed and exciting, delivering classic Batman-style combat with a modern animated flair.
• The exploration of family and legacy within the Batman mythos provides emotional depth and explores the relationships between Bruce Wayne and his various proteges.

Fun Facts

• The design of Heretic is heavily inspired by Damian Wayne's future design in the comics.
• The film features subtle nods to other Batman storylines, including references to the League of Assassins.
• The vocal performance of Stuart Allan as Damian Wayne is particularly praised for capturing the character's arrogance and hidden vulnerability.