Batman: His Greatest Adventures

There's a couple reprints in here from Batman Adventures (which I already own), but the three others were new to me and very good. I love pretty much everything that's in the styles of Batman the Animated Series, which most of this book was. The one story in the style of The Batman was interesting, and I might hunt down more of them at some point. The Batman Beyond story at the end was also very good; Spellbinder is one of my favorite villains from that series and it was cool to see him in print (Bruce back in the batsuit, if only for a few pages). Overall, this was good collection, and it is one that I would recommend or gift to others over a wide age range.

Got this for a kiddo who hadn’t been reading much lately. This brought his love for reading back!

Six stories, mostly from the 1990s, are told in this volume. Batman faces off against The Penguin, The Joker, The Riddler, Catwoman, and other assorted rogues (though the two cover villains, Two-Face and Poison Ivy, are not in the book at all). The stories follow the classic Batman model where he solves a mystery crafted by the bad guy and comes out one step (or punch) ahead. The art style is clearly inspired by Batman: The Animated Series, though occasional differences are distracting (who thinks Catwoman with gigantic ears looks good?). I appreciated that the story telling and art are kid-friendly without being dumbed down or boring. Batman does make a good noir character, but he doesn't always have to be bloody, dark, and bitter.Recommended, but don't be fooled by the title. These are not Batman's greatest adventures but they are good ones.

I've been reading comics since 1993. Been a fan of the batman animated series since it first aired, too. I have enjoyed all the comics that continued the story of the series, whether canon or non-canon, as I enjoyed the characters in the world.One of the things I enjoy about the animated series, and the comic continuation, is that it can be a generational thing. My dad got me into comics and watched the show with me, and now its something I can do with the kids. Read together, watch together etc. Its just a fun little story!

I grew up literally watching n reading about Batman , so for me it's a decent purchase for nostaligic reasons n for interest to the comic book character...wish they included more stories...overall an affordable comic book with good drawings when u compare it to the more expensive comic books...

Absolutely loved it!

Very good