SEASON 1 EPISODE 14, titled "Reckoning"
Description: Ra's al Ghul recruits all of the super villains Batman has captured to eliminate Batman in exchange for control of a piece of the city. Batman races to find Ra's location and save both his partners and the entire city while Lt. Gordon and Barbara (Oracle) attempt to hack and disable the Ion Cortex once and for all.
The episode airs tonight on Toonami. Here are some stills to hold you over until tonight:
I have been hearing some confusion in the comments sections (in the
Beware The Batman articles) about the series. Considering that I've been keeping close track of the show, I will try my best to answer some of the questions I've been hearing in the comments.
Wasn't the series cancelled?
No. After the first 11 episodes aired on DC Nation in late 2013, the show was unexpectedly by Cartoon Network. The network announced that the show was on hiatus and would not return until January. When January hit, the show was pushed back even further. Because
Young Justice and
Green Lantern: The Animated Series were cancelled not long before this, it became highly rumoured that the show would be cancelled. Instead, the series was moved to CN's late night Toonami block. New episodes are currently airing weekly on late Saturday nights.
Will the show get a second season?
Considering how long the show was put on hiatus and how quiet the network is being about the show, a second season is looking very unlikely.
Are all the episodes on Blu-Ray and DVD?
Only the first 13 episodes are on DVD/Blu-Ray. The last 13 episodes of the season will be released on September 30.
Why is it that some people have already seen unaired episodes?
Episodes have leaked onto the web via certain sites. Some episodes have been released early digitally and the entire season is available on Amazon UK. If I am not mistaken, I do believe certain episodes have aired early in some countries but I could be wrong.
About The Author:
Welcome, I am Darkknight2149. I am primarily a fan of comic books and their various adaptations, as well as horror and other classic film franchises.
As far as the "DC vs. Marvel" rivalry goes, I'm really not biased when it comes to studios and publishers. Preferences are fine, but I've never understood the basing of opinions purely by the studio/publisher that makes it.