RIDDLER // a GOTHAM 1919-1939 documentary

[@TheBatfeed]

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[@sourishchakraborty333]

Your videos are amazing!

[@cactusbox2463]

Awesome you were able to get a sponsor

[@TheBatfeed]

Thank you so much!

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[@rnspurgn3015]

Riddler is the kind of guy that would solve a Rubik’s cube in record time whilst microwaving a metal soup can

[@chadsmith8966]

That is... a highly apt description.

[@technounionrepresentative4274]

Riddler is the smartest moron i have ever heard of

[@boxybob6976]

Don't knock it till you try it

[@Coito111]

Carpincho bilingüe sarpado

[@TheFaustianAlchemist]

@@chadsmith8966 Maybe he is the Riddler

[@selloutfk3143]

The fact that these depictions are so grounded is what makes them chilling the fact you strip the pageantry and shenanigans away from Edward the riddler really isn’t too far away from being The Zodiac Killer

[@TheBatfeed]

Pretty much! In our 1889 series, we’re taking a lot of inspiration from Zodiac and HH Holmes 👍

[@RCC1553]

I like that he was caught and just stayed in prison and that his career was literally only 3 years before getting caught. Lot more realistic then escaping every 2 weeks or so.

[@seantaylor424]

Yeah, that was a nice touch. Works especially well given that this Batman's career only ran for a limited time, so it's not like he had decades and decades to spend encountering his villains.

[@racetech1948]

“If you are justice then please do not lie, what is the price for you’re blind eye?” - The Riddler

[@Pop15789]

I think at the end of the series you should combine all these documentaries into one looooong documentary!

[@adamofgrayskull7735]

Just make a playlist . I have

[@nyetnyetcykablyat9483]

Give this man a trophy

[@jerryblainii1208]

Yes like the comic book guy does. That would be doooooe

[@mikepotrero3905]

pls!

[@Mephiestopholes]

It would be neat, but require a lot of editing to properly cut out redundancy.

[@omegaaverenger112]

I’m wondering what Professor Pyg is like in this canon.

[@Austin_Soares]

2nd only to the Scarecrow in terms of pure walking nightmare fuel, if the regular professor pyg is anything to go off of.

[@ZeroOmega-vg8nq]

Just think pigsy from manhun only able to speak more eloquently

[@srstriker6420]

@@Austin_Soares also Deacon Blackfire should be in this

[@zacharyjochumsen9677]

@@srstriker6420 yeh or maybe Terry machines would show up like 100 years after this had ended

[@actuallystupidperson491]

Probably like a leather face type character or Ed Gein and Albert fish

[@thegoldavenger.3829]

I love the fact that the author of this book left no villain out of the spot light. Almost every single villain has a mention and I love that. Along with their designs

[@kwayneboy1524]

In the second edition he's putting 40 new characters on of which is Phantasm.

[@sonzillamariocraft]

@@kwayneboy1524 so he's a man of culture?

[@kwayneboy1524]

@@sonzillamariocraft a of deep lore diving seeing how the father of bane will be in the next one.

[@kwayneboy1524]

@CHRISTOPHER CASSIDY no that was a bane and bruce assumed that he was a Wayne but it was later revealed that bane was the son of the Villain king snake.

[@gagefranke6290]

Even ones like Kite Man or Polka-Dot Man?

[@zanderford2733]

It's very interesting because this take on the Riddler is heavily based on a real case that happened in the prohibition era. Especially the idea of the ubermench influencing the murder. The main difference is that Edward here was actually smart enough to commit the perfect crime, while the perpetrators of the real murder were found out almost immediately.

[@haraldemerson7496]

Leopold and Loeb, right?

[@zanderford2733]

@@haraldemerson7496 Yep, that's the one.

[@seantaylor424]

Oh wow, really? I knew this book was taking influences here and there from history (I mean, aside from the entire premise being back in the 20's to begin with), but I didn't know it went THAT deep. If this book is as well put-together as I think it is, I doubt the similarities between Riddler and Leopold and Loeb are mere coincidence.

[@jaytrace1006]

“What do liars do after death?” They lie, still...

[@coalkingryan881]

At what point does a riddle become a joke?

[@darthjoe91]

@@coalkingryan881 when the answer is no longer clever

[@joelvarelajr6495]

Jimmy Neutron once said, "Once evil, always evil."

[@sirterrell04]

I like how pretty much every single Batman character had photographers take glamour shots of them in costume

[@Jimmyjivelives]

Look in to city of shadows by peter cook. The photography style is based on real life mug shots from the 1920’s

[@jamesoblivion]

@@Jimmyjivelives Peter Doyle, I think.

[@jamesoblivion]

Also, many old school gangsters loved to pose for photos, especially showing off their guns and cars.

[@croaker.5597]

I really wanna see the justice league of america 1936 as a documentary

[@acimagination7982]

that would be interesting to see.

[@beholderdd5170]

That would be interesting, I would like to see what a superman of a world like this would look like. What I mean by that is if you think about it, the normal people of the DC universe don't know these characters like we do. That why I love Marvels so much, the book tells the story of what these superheroes look like to everyday people. If Peter parker was real and was spider-man, we might find it scary that a guy crawls on walls and acts like a spider. How would we act if a God like alien would pop in and out of places. Or a man who runs around the world in seconds. I would say this stuff could be king of scary.

[@altEFG]

Justice Society would be more appropriate, I think

[@croaker.5597]

@@altEFG no Im pretty sure in the book its Justice League of America 1936 but you may be right

[@croaker.5597]

@@altEFG I just checked the image in the book says “Justice league of America 1936” its also the picture where we get the image for batman

[@thecouncilofbrazilianchads5580]

Ridle me this Batman Who’s the next rogue to get a documentary in the style of the 20’s

[@relogiodeprata6413]

Bane or killer croc i hope

[@thecouncilofbrazilianchads5580]

@@relogiodeprata6413 wrong it’s me the riddler!

[@relogiodeprata6413]

@@thecouncilofbrazilianchads5580 OMG!😲

[@AlfhartStudios]

@@relogiodeprata6413 he did Bane

[@relogiodeprata6413]

@@AlfhartStudios thanks for telling me

[@nl396]

That guy said Metropolis 'had' it's Superman, as in past tense. Yikes I've got a feeling he and the rest of the Justice League ended in tragedy.

[@totallynotalpharius2283]

Doomsday .... But in this universe he was probably a Soviet Super human weapon

[@michaelsayavong2656]

The events of dark Knight returns is implied to have happen in this world. In the first video it said Batman was last seen fighting the mutant gang. So that somewhere in the 1980s. I think Superman of this world is either dead or retired. The most likely causes is a soviet nuke (Dark knight returns), doomsday (death of Superman), or Lois death (kingdom come) If a modern batman exist in 2021 of this world, my money is on Terry McGinnis being under the cowl.

[@michaelsayavong2656]

I have a strong feeling that the first/original league is all dead . Although if the league exist in modern times, it would be made of completely different people taking up the mantle. The justices league of 2021. Batman : Terry Mcginess , the latest person to wear the cowl. Superman : Connor Kent , the half human clone of Clark Kent . Wonder Woman : Cassie Sandsmark, the third generation Wonder Woman Green lantern : Jessica Cruz, college student who was chosen by the ring Flash : Bart Allen, great grandson of Berry Allen Aqua man : Jackson Hyde, great grandson of the supervillain black manta

[@rnspurgn3015]

He was talking in past tense because all these events happened in the 20s-30s. Of course he’s gonna say Metropolis ‘had’ it’s Superman. He could’ve died from old age.

[@nl396]

@@rnspurgn3015 Good point.

[@nerdsquid9951]

This is your brain on the box, This is my brain on the box, DOES ANYBODY ELSE FEEL LIKE A FRIED EGG?!

[@ryanhunter226]

JOYGASM

[@TheBatfeed]

This is perfect 😂

[@johnwells5414]

I'll have a bit more, thank you

[@stargazerstudios8290]

Ah yes, Jim Carry. He's one of my favorite actors, I don't care what others say. His performance as The Riddler was the only redeeming quality of Batman Forever. But, I can't help but wonder if Paul Dano will surpass him.

[@MrBlueSkyof1607]

Any questions?

[@janospimhit2201]

A coincidental birthday present, thanks for uploading it today

[@TheBatfeed]

Happy birthday! 🎉 glad I was able to oblige!

[@lightknight6749]

Happy Birthday

[@lucasgomez0721]

Riddle me this, riddle me that... Who's afraid of the big black bat?

[@thecouncilofbrazilianchads5580]

U mom

[@lucasgomez0721]

@@thecouncilofbrazilianchads5580 in fact, she hates bats

[@STARMASTER996]

Batman

[@justincholos.balisang6884]

Joe

[@thespidercrafter8547]

​Ker

[@HeirofAzaran]

Something I really like about this series is it addresses the reality of how events like this would play out. It couldn't goon forever, and it doesn't. Riddler only operated for 3 years, and the magnitude of his rimes lead to him being put away.

[@kwayneboy1524]

Wait three years what year was his starting point?

[@spencermanning9994]

6:08: Yes! I knew there was a Superman in this continuity! Possible incarnation of the Justice League or Justice Society, mayhaps? I really like this series. Back when I was in high school, I was a part of a comic book club headed by my science teacher. This would have been a great thing to watch and discuss with them.

[@Serg1629]

theres a picture in the book with the justice league you can look it up if you havent seen it yet

[@spencermanning9994]

@@Serg1629 Oh, cool! Thanks!

[@stacyforsythe5738]

@@Serg1629 I was a little sad to see it was the League and not the Society, but this take is clearly compressing the entire history of the character into the twenty-year period before Batman was actually introduced in the comics. An interesting period to choose. I love all the costume designs.

[@clever_girl_766]

Makes me wonder what the green lantern and Martian Man Hunter are like

[@spencermanning9994]

@@clever_girl_766 Not sure what Martian Manhunter is like, but the image shows Green Lantern with the League, too.

[@harryjones6594]

“He chose to dismiss his defence team and represent himself.” Howard Wolowitz: okay, he’s going to jail.

[@MJT409]

If the Riddler was a real life villain, this would have been him. That’s how brilliant video is.

[@TheBatfeed]

Thanks!

[@levihankenson3801]

The interviews were a nice touch! Can not wait to see Penguin!

[@robertcisneros2303]

Same here and also I would like to see another villains like Mr Freeze!

[@frankmachin5438]

Very hammy interviews....

[@srstriker6420]

Yeah along with Killer Croc and Deacon Blackfire

[@Räuchermännchen]

I really love this. There should be a semi-horror movie about this time and inmates. Let it be really creepy, with dark long hallways and prisoners iconic like hannibal. Maybe even batman a little mad and directed by Denis Villeneuve.

[@mondomacabromajor5731]

A great representation of Edward Nygma - the 1940's photos and footage are right on the money to illustrate his sophisticated insanity for that period....

[@samuelbarber6177]

You know, the Riddler is one of my favourite Batman villains, mostly because he’s an intellectual threat to Batman.

[@TheBatfeed]

Same here. He’s a force to be reckoned with and a lot of people underestimate him.

[@samuelbarber6177]

@@TheBatfeed I think people underestimate him mostly because he often seems gimmicky, weak and he a got a, while entertaining, somewhat uninteresting Jim Carrey performance that doesn’t really show off his best traits... and also that film is really underrated, like, it’s not good but it is really damn fun!

[@clbyt]

He *is* my favorite.

[@peps7724]

@@samuelbarber6177 He was portrayed really well in Gotham

[@samuelbarber6177]

@@peps7724 personally I agree with you, that’s probably the only serious live action Riddler. Fingers crossed he’s good in The Batman... Though the obnoxious queer-coding in Gotham was annoying, come on, eithet make Riddler and Penguin lovers or don’t, stop dancing around it.

[@disorderlypictures9890]

These commentary bits from Gotham residents makes me want to see an aftermath documentary on Gotham after the end of the Batman Era. Nice video.

[@toajproductions5797]

Thank you so much for allowing me to take part in this awesome series! I look forward to working with you more in the future!

[@BayHarbo]

I like the reference with his distant relatives last name “Nashton” which is Riddler new last name in Matt Reeves Batman

[@blackmesa1565]

It's not new, it has been in the comics for a long time now

[@BayHarbo]

@@blackmesa1565 now I feel stupid

[@JoseGonzalez-hp9uy]

@@BayHarbo it's alright

[@Delete240]

@@BayHarbo yeah it’s not the most common fact tbf, but I’m pretty sure Naston since his debut, but he changes it himself to Nigma/Nygma to fit his gimmick: Enigma.

[@FinnyBoy05]

I look forward to seeing Mr Freeze and Man-Bat next

[@NutsNBolts-fv9kx]

Same, as well as Clayface, Lady Shiva, Professor Pyg and Deathstroke. Wasn't expecting to see Man-Bat tbh, but that's a welcome addition

[@juliandiaz9014]

Man bat would be scary just imagine a big bat in 1920s oh no

[@kobaye2111]

@@NutsNBolts-fv9kx Pr. Pyg will be so freaking creepy

[@juliandiaz9014]

@@Red_Lanterns_Rage killer moth would work

[@srstriker6420]

@@NutsNBolts-fv9kx or even Deacon Blackfire, Mad Monk and Solomon Grundy?

[@clubedanarrativa5603]

Plot twist: the Batman movies are just biopics made by Hollywood that twisted what trully happened in Gotham during 1919-1939 to make it more family-friendly

[@bonzibuddy124]

And the comics were made after batman died in 1939

[@sonicx7488]

Imagine of that was true with real vigilantes like the shadow or the rat

[@jadenbryant9283]

@@bonzibuddy124 probably what happened in the universe of this book

[@davidgradwell8830]

I like how this series draws its inspiration from actual history. The Riddler's story, for example, is similar to the notorious Leopold and Loeb case from the same era.

[@TheBatfeed]

Bingo. :)

[@natek4488]

@@TheBatfeed While I do like this version of Nygma, I've always wanted a version that was more like Jigsaw, like in the Arkham games.

[@siirreal5158]

This as a one off series would be an absolute gem.

[@mikepotrero3905]

"enjoying them" is an understatement. this is a great work.

[@slothbaby2104]

I understand this is suppose to be a bit dark and not as colorful as the comics but I just really wanna believe that this version of Superman is a very nice wholesome guy that when he did die from something (Doomsday, Lex, Sun cancer ) his cousin took up his mantel and became Supergirl and she was a super nice superhero

[@julianhermanubis6800]

Batman is essentially a pulp hero, not a superhero, and the earliest version of the character (circa 1939) was heavily influenced by pulp antiheroes like the Shadow and the Spider. The first Batman story's plot was even ripped off from a Shadow novel. So, moving Batman and his villains back to the 1920s and 1930s and making them fit the pulp mold makes a LOT of sense. I've always preferred these "larger-than-life" but human pulpish characters with minor super powers or none at all to the modern indestructible and godlike superheroes who fly around the universe and smash through planets. They bore the crap out of me.

[@CommanderSteelTrap]

That was remarkable, as always. I really enjoyed the incorporation of video footage and interviews in this one. I can’t wait to see more in the future.

[@adamtaylor1142]

In the words of The Rock.....FINALLY!!

[@mosacaude5266]

@@Red_Lanterns_Rage he's seriously one of the all time greats for a reason

[@michaeldane75]

Thing that makes Batman so universally appealing is the murder/psycho documentary turned comic book wavelength it parallels so well. Loving this.

[@Darth_Melek]

I keep coming back to this video because in my opinion this video delves into criminal psychology the most and in the best way so far in this channel. It feels like I'm watching an actual historical documentary about a real criminal, which in no doubt is based on real cases.

[@TheBatfeed]

Glad you like it so much! We went a different direction from the video interviews since they received mixed opinions from people, although it would be cool to do more with professional actors someday.

[@Darth_Melek]

@@TheBatfeed Would be awesome. I wish you guys will get an official tv spot with a History Channel like series on this that has actors that recreate events but then it cuts to the real events in flashbacks, showing darker and more realistic events unlike the actor recreations.

[@TheKulu42]

Well done! The photos, narration and storytelling make these accounts realistic. I especially liked the actors playing the commentators. They spoke and acted like real people being interviewed.

[@darthixion957]

Bought the book and loved it! I daresay, you've got more than enough material to write a series of novels (even graphic novels) based on Gotham 1919-39. I'm actually scared of this version of Riddler. He's actually competent AND dangerous.

[@kwayneboy1524]

Who are the characters in it.

[@darthixion957]

@@kwayneboy1524 Riddler, Joker, Two Face, to name a few. Expect plenty of surprise appearances.

[@kwayneboy1524]

@@darthixion957 huh does the time period change the characters identities, like is clayface and Croc still monsters?

[@darthixion957]

@@kwayneboy1524 It makes some very interesting changes. I won't go into details, though. Wouldn't wanna spoil it for you in case you buy the book. You may or may not like what the authors did, but I can promise you it'll be unforgettable.

[@Wickedblackjuggalo19]

Oh cool still haven’t received my copy of it yet

[@reneemeyers6251]

These are very well made. I'm forwarding to my other OLD batman fans.🙂

[@TheBatfeed]

Glad you enjoyed and thanks for sharing! 😊

[@Bluntz1289]

I really love this time period for Batman and his rouge's gallery

[@TheBatfeed]

Us too! 😉

[@Sundaeys]

The “What do liars do after death” Riddle was used in the new batman movie. This video, and the book, we’re made before the first trailer showcasing the Riddle came out.

[@harsyakiarraathallah2222]

Riddle Me this! "What do Liars do after Dead?". Answer left us Hanging in Anxiety and Keep us Guesting!

[@dominicfreire7593]

Awesome Riddler interpretation! It's Realistic and love his origins is not very tragic.

[@Unknown-br1uf]

What is something to anyone, and Nothing to everyone else?

[@Unknown-br1uf]

YOUR MIND BABY!!

[@flintlockwood25]

*"Well well, bats something or other isn't it? Who invited you here? You know what happens to gate crashers? They have to match wits with, the Riddler!"*

[@robgreenway955]

hope you read this.....thanx for taking your time to bring this too us....i would have never know this existed thanx man i will be here to watch all the vids you drop!!!!

[@TheBatfeed]

No problem! It’s my genuine pleasure to make these for you guys 😊

[@TheHoorayfriday]

I’d love to see a similar series about Superman!

[@TheBatfeed]

Might be in the works ;)

[@ryiin]

Using old photos in this way is genius.

[@louissherwood7846]

This is some of the best Batman content I’ve ever had if not the best

[@LandSharkCorner]

As always beautiful interpretation and origin

[@Ishmelloo]

Honestly, these videos are amazing. The way they’re edited, the tone, the setting it all just makes your skin crawl. This is really something special

[@tomsmurf4225]

The fact that "what do liars do after death?" is the first riddle we hear from riddler in the 2022 batman movie makes this so much better

[@TheBatfeed]

Glad you liked that 👍🦇

[@hamby2232]

My personal favorite of the 1919-1939 series, love how they made the characters more realistic, this version is really interesting

[@TheBatfeed]

Glad you like this one! :)

[@brendancrowley3859]

My favorite villain is The Riddler and this was done really well! Looking forward to future videos

[@arkhamasylumno1orderly850]

Thanks for all your hard work jake

[@TheBatfeed]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching and supporting 😊🦇

[@hawktalon7890]

Love the worldbuilding of these documentaries. Wish I could afford the book for my coffee table.

[@BarterTom]

Loved this episode. The Riddler never gets the parade he deserves and this depicted him at his most ingenious and narcissistic. I like how you made him a kind of Jack Unterweger by way of Brian Blackwell. It's funny, as I was writing my detective novel, I realised there were similarities between the killer the London Met were pursuing and the Riddler. This weirdly enhances the similarities. I also thought it was really interesting to see the Riddler's smug arrogance shift into a sort of folorn loneliness and and vulnerability as he gets older, as though he's becoming increasingly afraid of dying alone and questioning his life choices. That grateful little smile he gives at the end says it all. Could he possibly be feeling traces of remorse? In which case he's not a real psychopath. Either way, it almost makes you pity him, until you remember that while other Gotham villains had absolutely craptacular childhoods, his parents gave him everything and he fucking murdered them, so it's exactly what he deserves, but even then you can't help but feel a stab of compassion for him. I suppose that's what separates us from people like Nygma. Can't wait to see him in The Batman; can you?

[@badeggproductions9484]

These are my favourite "Bat-Things" you do such a good job. You, Giant Panda King and Bat In The Sun should all get together and give us a golden age Batman film

[@TheBatfeed]

That would be awesome to do someday!

[@GalaxyStudi0s]

Funnily enough I was in History class right now. Always great to see your videos, keep up the excellent work!!!

[@Magneto_Was_Right]

Awesome that you are continuing these videos as a series, I think they are fanfuckingtastic!

[@KarlPHorse]

Damn, this is one of the more psychopathic riddlers I’ve seen.

[@josephgrace5955]

I loved this! Riddler has been one of my favorites for years. My only advice, and as a non video editor I have no clue how hard it would be- but I think all the live interviews should be in black & white to keep with the feel of the over all video. Otherwise it was gold

[@objectjon9015]

Fantastic as always, the addition of video footage was a welcome surprise as well!

[@jadensickguy]

I've been on this channel for 6 months and you have never failed to entertain me

[@violettaneedssleep]

incredibly underrated

[@jacknick8517]

Love the documentary series

[@i.need.more.comics]

My brothaaaa

[@i.need.more.comics]

Me to dude

[@robbiemcintyre3642]

the leopold and loeb inspiration is awesome

[@seantaylor424]

I'll admit, I wasn't really looking forward to this one at first because Riddler isn't really one of my favorite villains and I thought that putting him back 100 years ago would just limit his ability to commit evil to the point that he wasn't even a villain. The book's approach to Riddler's origins and mindset, however, really made him a captivating character and really made the collaboration between the GCPD and Batman believable. Also goes without saying the inclusion of interviews really brought this video to life and made it feel like a real documentary; no idea if they were taken from the book or wholly original, but they were a great addition!

[@TheBatfeed]

Thanks so much for the input and support! Glad you enjoyed this take on the King of Conundrums ;)

[@marSLaZZ66]

Great concept. This deserves a black & white movie !

[@TheBatfeed]

It's a really cool concept from a really cool book :) That'd be cool to see someday!

[@sinsbins5893]

This is hands down one of the best thing on KZbin.. Great work...

[@redguywithatophat1900]

1884(bullocks dad born)-1904(uncle bullock born)-1924(joins the gcpd(force))-1934(wb's dad born)-1990(William bullock born)(WB:56)(HB:86)

[@judethedude5243]

I'd really like to see more about the man bat in this universe. Something about him is just so interesting

[@felipealvarado3838]

I absolutely loved the interview segments! Great job!

[@kindawill8553]

I can't thank you enough for these creative and fun reimagining of the Batman universe. So refreshing and immersive! Keep it up!

[@liger4414]

Batman is my favorite DC character and honestly the only DC hero I care a whole lot about. His villains and his story are amazing. The only other hero who is as cool as he is, with the same amount of cool costumes and villains is Spider-Man (who happens to be my favorite Marvel hero). Nothing rivals those two heroes when it comes to their world and their villains. Just amazing, to say the least. Now to these videos; I just found these. They're magnificent. I'd really like to see even more for Batman and maybe even some for Spider-Man! I think he'd look like a really stand-out hero in the early 1900's just like Batman here. There's just something so interesting about seeing the hero and his rogues gallery in old dated photos here as if they were real and happened 100 years ago or so. Just too cool.

[@crippledcow2235]

Man bat or killer croc should have their own horror movie

[@grantimusprimeofficial2732]

Once you're done with all these creepy 1930s documentaries, you should do some on Batman Beyond! Have it be like a kind of dystopian news feature about this mysterious new Batman, idk I think that would be a cool continuation of this awesome docuseries.

[@moviehistory1884]

Or maybe set Batman beyond in present times. Since this Batman was in the 1920's it would be perfect. Perhaps use today's politics and incorporate them somehow into the present day Batman Beyond. Maybe Terry could have found the old Batman stuff by accident and with everything going on in society and all the riots they needed a new Batman for hope.

[@kuzregoistgold]

Amazing video as always

[@Shakkarz]

Thanks kid cuz I know I'm much older than you and you and thinks bring back my old memories as a little kid having that book of Batman versus Jack the ripper and many other stories I enjoy what you do.

[@Ncogniigro]

I'm glad I found this channel. This is very interesting takes on the denizens of gotham. I love your content.

[@ajd1368]

These documentaries are excellent! I hope you keep them coming!!

[@michelofelia7735]

More of these it's a high demand.

[@broskiis03]

The drunk history bit legit had me cackling

[@bobcat6578]

This is honestly great,all of these are good

[@zaviermichael6281]

6:10 i really like the Superman reference this episode it’s a really fun inclusion

[@TheStrings-83639]

What I like about this version of the Riddler is that he didn't need abusive parents or bullies to become what he is. He had wisdom so the power, it was enough to corrupt him.

[@EdwinYomarHernandez]

Sometimes serial killer not need tragic sometimes this arrogance make him turn Bad they have everthing but need more.....

[@charleshale6036]

I was surprised to see Eli portala in this video I'm a huge fan of him and his batman videos

[@MrRogerBlake]

Amazing video, i'm happy that this series is going to have more! Batfist from Italy, keep up the good work!

[@neminem233]

This is brilliant This is the one I watched first and I am LOVING IT!!!

[@IzKidJ]

ayeeee im so glad you got a sponsor, especially when your content is heavily getting pushed out and you're gaining more and more attention, keep up the grind :)

[@jigsawking5]

Hope you do Penguin soon. Would be great to see his story as a 1920's mob boss with aristocratic pretensions ;)

[@darlalathan6143]

Cool! Golden Age Batman universe was done right!

[@Cagliostro81]

Fantastic! Thank you so much for doing these! I dearly hope we get a Court of Owls one someday.

[@doctorwhosequences8491]

Riddle me this! "Why is Batfeed called "Batfeed"? Answer: because he "Feeds" us Fantastic "Bat" Realated entertainment!

[@TheBatfeed]

Hahaha love this

[@PixelatedFlu]

This alternate history is super interesting So much so that I nearly screamed seeing this pop up

[@darraghmcconn]

Loving the docs man keep them coming

[@TheBatfeed]

Planning on it 😊👍

[@HolidayR]

I really hope killer croc is gonna be one of them, i love these!