2024 will mark 35 Years Since Batman The Roleplaying was released!

 

As we approach the remarkable milestone of the 35th anniversary of the release of Batman: The Roleplaying Game, along with the iconic film, BATMAN!, in 2024, an exciting idea has come to my attention. With the ongoing project to revamp and update the layout of the DC Heroes 3rd edition, why not embark on a similar venture for the Batman RPG?

Speaking of Batman '89, DC did a Modern Trailer!

Step into the mesmerizing world of Gotham City, a sprawling metropolis wrapped in darkness and plagued by crime. Amongst the shadows lies a remarkable cinematic treasure that forever transformed superhero movies—the iconic 1989 Batman film.

Batman '89 Write up and Thoughts

 

 

 

Editor's Note: 

As a devoted fan of comics, I've Personally found myself gravitating towards graphic novels rather than the traditional "floppies" due to rising costs and the direction in content that doesn't align with my preferences anymore.

But an intriguing idea sparked in my mind. Why not delve into the captivating world of Tim Burton's Batman? From his iconic movies to the comic series Batman '89, there's an opportunity to explore the untapped potential of Burton's vision. Imagining what could have been if he had continued his Batman saga with Batman Continues instead of what we got, Batman Forever?

New Project Group for a DC Heroes rpg Clone?

 

Exciting news for all you DC Heroes and Batman RPG fans out there! A fantastic group has recently sprung up on Facebook, and it's called the "All New MEGS OSR Project." This incredible endeavor is led by none other than the esteemed Chris McWilliams, a dedicated member of the DC Heroes community who has poured his heart and soul into creating a thrilling clone for DC Heroes.

Batman is everywhere and his best run was the '90s?

 

In the past I've talked a lot (elsewhere not really here) about how awesome the Batman comics were in the 1990s. They were like pure gold! The editor, Dennis O'Neil, did a fantastic job bringing together all the different Batman stories happening in Gotham City. It was like a big puzzle that fit perfectly.

These stories didn't just focus on Batman and his superhero pals, but also on the regular people who lived in Gotham. It made everything feel so real, even though there were some really wacky bad guys running around in crazy costumes.

Being a part of that world was incredible. It felt like I was entering a different reality where anything could happen. The writers made sure to keep things grounded, but they also let their imaginations run wild. Batman comics were all about having fun and going on crazy adventures with these larger-than-life heroes and the weird criminals they faced.