Batman: The Long Halloween, Part Two

The Long Halloween delves into the transition of Gotham from being ruled by traditional organized crime to the era of the 'freaks,' iconic supervillains that Batman would become synonymous with. It highlights the vacuum of power and the chaos that ensues when the old guard is challenged, forcing Batman to confront a new type of criminal element.

• Excellent voice acting, particularly Jensen Ackles as Batman/Bruce Wayne, delivers a nuanced and compelling performance.
• Faithful adaptation of the acclaimed comic book storyline, capturing the mystery and intrigue of the Long Halloween case.
• Exploration of complex themes such as corruption, the blurring lines between justice and vengeance, and the psychological toll of Batman's crusade.
• The stylish animation and noir atmosphere perfectly complement the story's tone, creating a visually engaging experience.

Fun Facts

• The Holiday Killer's victims are all murdered on holidays, with the weapon of choice often reflecting the holiday itself.
• The Long Halloween story arc significantly influenced Christopher Nolan's film 'The Dark Knight', particularly the portrayal of Harvey Dent's descent into Two-Face.
• The brief appearance of Calendar Man is a nod to his comic book role and provides a subtle hint regarding the nature of the Holiday Killer, though not a direct reveal.