A BTAS Review Blog That Got Out of Hand
Plot summary: Bruce finds himself framed for murder thanks to actor Matt Hagen’s uncanny ability to impersonate anyone… with a little help from Roland Daggett’s highly addictive miracle cream.
Continue reading “Feat of Clay: Part I”
Plot summary: Bruce tries to stop a con-man prophet from swindling his girlfriend’s father, while trying to defy his own supposed mark of death.
Continue reading “Prophecy of Doom”
Plot summary: A copycat Mad Bomber terrorises Gotham by mimicking Bruce’s favourite childhood TV show, The Gray Ghost, and only the washed-up star can help crack the case.
Continue reading “Beware the Gray Ghost”
Plot summary: An Invisible Man robs from the rich to try and get close to his estranged daughter, unaware of who Bruce Wayne runs around as at night…
Continue reading “See No Evil”
Plot summary: The Red Claw make their move, threatening to unleash a plague on Gotham if they don’t get a billion dollars. Can Batman stop them or will his ongoing romance with Catwoman prove too great a distraction?
Continue reading “The Cat and The Claw: Part II”
Plot summary: Catwoman and Batman cross paths for the first time and sparks fly. Also bullets, fired by the menacing Red Claw terrorist group.
Continue reading “The Cat and The Claw: Part I”
Plot summary: The enigmatic Mr. Freeze unleashes his icy revenge on GothCorp, besting Batman time and again in the process.
Continue reading “Heart of Ice”
Plot summary: An unconscious Batman is taken in by a pair of children playing detective, oblivious to the fact The Penguin is hot on their trail. There’s also a Faberge egg. It’s a whole thing.
Continue reading “I’ve Got Batman in My Basement”
Plot summary: An ageing mob boss is torn between his ongoing war with Rupert Thorne, and the repercussions his son faces due to his drug business, while Batman tries to save his soul.
Continue reading “It’s Never Too Late”
Plot summary: Six months after his transformation, Two-Face wreaks havoc on his old rival Rupert Thorne. But Batman hasn’t given up hope for his former friend.
Continue reading “Two-Face: Part II”
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