New print ad for "Beware the Batman"

This ad for the upcoming new Batman series on the Cartoon Network appears in this week's DC Comics releases.

See the opening credits for Beware the Batman!

Check out the opening credits for "Beware the Batman," which starts July 13 on the Cartoon Network.

New trailer for Cartoon Network's Beware the Batman

Teaser for Cartoon Network's Beware the Batman

Here's a look at Cartoon Network's upcoming Batman animated series.

"Beware the Batman" coming to Cartoon Network "soon" - see the poster!

A new, CGI-animated Batman series is set to debut on the Cartoon Network sometime later this year. Here are some details and a poster.

A cool, new take on the classic Dark Knight franchise, Beware the Batman incorporates Batman's core characters with a rogues gallery of new villains not previously seen in animated form. Along with backup from ex-secret agent Alfred and lethal swordstress Katana, the Dark Knight faces the twisted machinations of Gotham City's criminal underworld led by the likes of Anarky, Professor Pyg, Mister Toad and Magpie. Produced by Warner Bros. Animation, this action-packed detective thriller deftly redefines what we have come to know as a "Batman show." Featuring cutting-edge CGI visuals to match the intricate twists and turns of the narrative, Batman steps out of the shadows and into the spotlight for an entirely new generation of fans. With WBA's Sam Register executive producing, and Batman Beyond's Glen Murakami and Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated's Mitch Watson producing, Beware the Batman, based on characters from DC Comics, is coming soon to Cartoon Network!

 

New Batman series for 2013: Beware the Batman

Warner Bros. is developing a new CGI- animated Batman series for 2013. Here's the skinny:

The next Batman animated series, debuting in 2013, is titled Beware the Batman. According to Register, the CGI animated series will spotlight a classic-looking Batman teaming up with a gun-toting Alfred Pennyworth and a female ninja sidekick. Beware the Batman is executive-produced by Glen Murakami, and will also explore the mythology’s more obscure villains, such as Professor Pyg, but will also feature mainstays such as The Joker and The Penguin. In the series, Batman will team up with a younger female sidekick named Katana. During the keynote, Register added that Katana will fill the sidekick role, but won't be a replacement for Robin.