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    Beware the Batman #101

    Beware the Batman » Beware the Batman #101 - Hunted released by DC Comics on July 13, 2013.

    Batman stops two vigilantes from taking their revenge over a shady land deal. An aging Alfred hires his replacement: a female bodyguard named Katana.

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    Batman runs into his first batch of costumed criminals the manical eco-terrorists Professor Pyg and Mister Toad, who are kidnapping some of Gotham's richest citizens in a revenge plot against a buisness deal gone bad. Alfread begins to deal with the fact that he is aging, hiring Tatsu Yamashiro to be his Bruce Wayne's new chauffeur and body guard

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    Beware the Batman #101 - Hunted by mrmazz on September 28, 2013

    Batman is kind of a television institution. With shows like The Batman/Superman Hour in the late 1960’s. The various incarnations of The Superfriends, and guest spots on Hana-Barbara cartoons like Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!Batman has been on TV in some form or another for the better part of 40 years. Making Warner Bros. choice to launch a new Batman animated series after canceling Young Justice and Green Lantern: The Animated Series highly logical.To be quick and reductive it is somewhere betwe...

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