Discover 6 series set in the Batman universe

Discover 6 series set in the Batman universe

It’s undeniable that Batman is one of the most beloved characters in pop culture. With a comic book series spanning over 80 years, Batman’s detective adventures in dark Gotham City have garnered numerous successful adaptations, both in film and on television. These adaptations include cartoons and, of course, TV series.

The success of the character and the Batman universe is so great that several productions explore its ramifications, even without the need for Bruce Wayne’s direct presence. The Dark Knight’s legacy expands to allies and villains, showing the strength these characters possess to captivate audiences.

In this article we highlight six series that delve into the Gotham City universe.

Batwoman (2019) / Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures (disclosure)

Series set in the Batman universe

Gotham (2014)

Gotham (2014) / Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures (disclosure)

The Gotham series follows the youth of James Gordon, who is still just a detective, played by Ben McKenzie (known for his role as Ryan on The OC).

The plot focuses on Gordon’s fight against crime in Gotham, before the emergence of Batman. Additionally, it explores the origins of many iconic villains, such as the Penguin, the Riddler, and shows Bruce Wayne’s transformation into the Dark Knight.

The series has 5 seasons.

Penguin (2024)

Penguin (2024) / Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures (disclosure)

This series is set in the same universe as the film Batman (2022), with Robert Pattinson in the role of Batman.

In Penguinthe plot follows the rise of Oswald Cobb, the Penguin, played by Colin Farrell. With a darker and more realistic approach, the series promises to explore the criminal underworld of Gotham City.

Pennyworth (2019)

Pennyworth (2019) / Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures (disclosure)

The eternal supporting character of Batman stories now takes center stage: the series focuses on Alfred, Bruce Wayne’s loyal butler, before his days as the Dark Knight’s assistant.

Played by Jack Bannon, the plot follows his youth as a former British soldier who sets up a security agency in London in the 1960s. The series delves into the character’s past and reveals his importance in shaping the future Batman.

The series has 3 seasons.

Catwoman (2002)

Birds of Prey (2002) / Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures (disclosure)

The plot follows Helena Kyle (daughter of Batman and Catwoman), who takes on the identity of the Huntress and teams up with Oracle (Barbara Gordon) and Dinah Lance to fight crime. The series highlights a Gotham led by heroines who maintain the legacy of the Dark Knight.

Few remember, but the series was already broadcast on television in Brazil, on the SBT channel. Currently it is rare to find the dubbed version. However, the series has been rediscovered by new generations thanks to its connection to the series Arrow AND The Flashwhere Helena Kyle makes small appearances

The series has a season of 13 episodes.

Gotham Knights (2023)

Gotham Knights (2023) / Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures (disclosure)

With a more adolescent approach, Gotham Knights is set after the murder of Bruce Wayne. His adopted son and a group of young heroes must protect Gotham without Batman’s presence.

The series explores the dynamics of the Bat family, the emergence of new heroes and villains, and how Gotham survives without its main vigilante.

The series has 1 season of 13 episodes.

Batwoman (2019)

Batwoman (2019) / Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures (disclosure)

As the name suggests, the series follows the adventures of the heroine Batwoman. Initially, the plot follows Kate Kane, Bruce Wayne’s cousin, who takes on the mantle of Batwoman after Batman’s disappearance.

In season two, Ryan Wilder emerges as the new Batwoman, continuing the fight against Gotham’s dangerous villains. The series offers a new perspective on fighting crime and addresses issues of identity and legacy.

The series has 3 seasons.

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