Series Overview (in my own words): Beware The Batman takes place in the early years of the Caped Crusader as he teams up with sword mistress Katana, Alfred's goddaughter, to protect Gotham from a growing criminal underworld ruled by such adversaries as Anarky, Professor Pyg, Mr. Toad, Simon Stagg, Tobias Whale and Magpie. But when the League Of Assassins, an international terrorist organization tied to Alfred and Katana's past, comes after Wayne Eneterprise's latest invention that has the potential to change the world, it is up to the trio to stop the League. The series stars Anthony Ruivivar as Batman, JB Blanc as Alfred, Sumalee Montano as Katana and Lance Reddick as Ra's Al Ghul.
Remember how episode 12 (titled "Attraction") was supposedly going to air to air March 16 and episode 13 (mid-season finale titled "Fall") was coming March 23? Well, that's not happening. The websites that listed those dates (TV.com, EP Guides and a few others) have now listed these episode's airdates as TBA 2014. If I am counting correctly, I believe this is the third time these episodes have been delayed. The series went on a mysterious hiatus in October 2013, just after the 11th episode aired. It was supposed to return in January. It was delayed a couple of times after that. The series is highly rumoured to be cancelled. Both episodes 12 and 13 are featured on the Blu-Ray and DVD collection Beware The Batman: Season 1 Part 1-Shadows Of Gotham.
The titles for episodes 14 and 15 have seemingly been revealed. Apparently, episode 14 is "Darkness," and 15 is "Reckoning." Following the cliff hanger left in the mid-season finale, these titles make perfect sense.
While I honestly doubt the remaining 13 out of 26 episodes of Beware The Batman will ever reach the airwaves, there is still a chance that the remaining episodes will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray. For those who wish for this to happen, our best bet is to buy Season 1 Part 1 and/or start a petition.
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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.