The Batman), and one of the most divisive names in fandom J.J. Abrams (
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker). With some series height on his cowl, the show harkens back to the earliest versions of the character. In a press release, Timm admits that this what he’s going for. “The series will be thrilling, cinematic and evocative of Batman’s noir roots,” he writes, “While diving deeper into the psychology of these iconic characters.”
Both Warner and CN are hoping Timm can recapture some of that
Animated Series magic and attract an older fanbase, the very fanbase who might be a little apprehensive about Abrams’ involvement. Here’s how they describe it: