The license of DC Comics most satisfying to me in recent years was Batman. Batman Animated Sea, his subsequent films or the same The Batman, the issue is that they have exploited this character very well. Then to imagine a possible Japanese version of a comic emblem of American is another matter. Bruce Timm, is that Batman is a character well suited to Japanese animation since its dark character with the idea fits with the anime antihero. It was so wrong.
'Batman: Gotham Knight' is a series of six animated shorts that take place after 'Batman Begins' and before 'The Dark Knight' and were already published in Argentina on DVD. There is a two-disc American version that is not here. And yes, bam!
Led by writers such as Brian Azzarello, David Goyer and others, the six chapters of no more than 10 minutes are very entertaining, and at the end, is the feeling that went too fast and wanted more.
The segments were directed by:
Yasuhiro Aoki - "In Darkness Dwells"
Futoshi Higashide - "Crossfire" Toshiyuki
Kubooka - "Working Through Pain"
Hiroshi Morioka - "Field Test"
Jong-Sik Nam - "Deadshot" Shoujirou
Nishimi - "Have I Got a Story For You"
Sallu!
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