kdawo.blogg.se

Two-Face and his thugs take the street kid, whose name is Tim, to the docks in order to interrogate him about the whereabouts of his father and the location of a stolen property, which belongs to Two-Face. The kid tosses the donuts at them and runs away to the building's entrance, but his getaway is stopped by Two-Face, who is the criminal looking for his father. The street kid then breaks into the apartment through the window and the thugs grab him, asking about his father. Moments later, a couple of thugs break into and apartment looking for a man called "Drake", but they find the place in shambles. Using a Batarang, the kid manages to trap the officer before he could capture him and leaves the place with the donuts. The kid attemps to get away through a fire escape, but finds himself trapped. Plus, it's the episode that ends the estrangement between Bruce and Dick from the first year of New Adventures. Clearly, there's a lot going on here.An elder police officer chases a street kid across the narrow alleys of Gotham City after the kid stole the officer's box of donuts. And Joker's first encounter with Batgirl is here, as well. Not to mention Dick also discovering Barbara's role as Batgirl. Also, the episode depicts how Barbara discovered their secret identities and joined the team. "Old Wounds" (from writer Rich Fogel and director Curt Geda) reveals the story of Dick Grayson's split with Batman, following a year of stories with Tim Drake as Robin. 3, 1998, it's impressive just how long the producers waited before telling this story. "Old Wounds" is the 18th episode of Batman: The Animated Series' follow-up, The New Batman Adventures. This week, we're revisiting some (notice I said some) of the stories that bridged the gap from Batman: The Animated Series to the New Adventures. (Including one moment from the comics tie-in many don't know about.) And if you have any suggestions for the future, I'd love to hear them. Welcome to Adventure(s) Time's 93rd installment, a look at animated heroes of the past.