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Special Features
- The final 13 episodes on two discs
- Inside Batman Beyond: Season 3: the producers of Batman Beyond (Bruce Timm, Alan Burnett, Paul Dini & Glen Murakami) join moderator Jason Hillhouse for the last installment of their in-depth panel discussion
- Close-Up On...: Sit down with the creative minds behind Batman Beyond as they discuss their favorite moments from key episodes of the series' final season: "Out of the Past"; "The Call, Part 1"; "The Call, Part 2"; "The Curse of Kobra, Part 1."
Editorial Reviews
As the new Batman, Terry has all the high-tech gear and gadgets he needs, plus Bruce Wayne's research skills and instincts. Season Three became the final season for the series, as Terry joined forces with the JLU (Justice League Unlimited) The series ended with the episode "Unmasked" which told the story of one of Terry's first missions under the cowl. Experience all the suspense and excitement of the final 13 gripping adventures in a 2-disc collection featuring the fiendish villains of the city's gritty future -- and the one hero who can stop them!
DVD Features:
Interviews:"Close-Up On" -- Sit down with the creative minds behind BATMAN BEYOND as they discuss their favorite moments from key episodes of the series final season: "Out of the Past"; "The Call, Part 1"; "The Call, Part 2"; "The Curse of Kobra, Part 1"
Other:"Inside Batman Beyond: Volume 3'- Join the producers of BATMAN BEYOND (Bruce Timm, Alan Burnett, Paul Dini & Glen Murakami) and moderator Jason Hillhouse for the last installment of their in-depth panel discussion, focusing on the spectacular final season of the superhero series.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
47 of 49 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
The third, and last, season of Batman Beyond was a big step above the decline in quality that was found in the sub-par second season of the animated series, and thank God (or Paul Dini and Bruce Timm) for that. As the third season begins, Terry McGinnis (voiced by Will Friedle) has his hands full as the Batman of the future as old villains Ink, Zeta, and the Royal Flush Gang return. It gets better though, as Talia Al Ghul, the daughter of Ra's Al Ghul, returns and makes a stunning offer to the aging Bruce Wayne, with huge results and an even bigger twist. This episode is worth picking this DVD collection up for alone as we get to see Bruce and Terry side by side fighting. It gets better with the two-parter "The Call", as Terry gets the call of a lifetime from Superman (given a great new futuristic look) to join the Justice League in an effort to uncover a traitor, with even more shocking results! Batman also takes on Big Time, a former friend from Terry's past, and then goes toe to toe with KOBRA. Sadly though, the series comes to an end with these episodes, but there would be more Batman Beyond. The Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (the director's cut that is) was an excellent film which saw the return of Batman's greatest enemy, and as a previous reviewer already mentioned, we would see an older Terry in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Epilogue" in which Terry learns a shocking secret about his real origins (and yes, it would have been oh so nice if that episode was included in this et, because that is the true end of the series). That aside, the third season of Batman Beyond is a fantastic pick up for fans of the series or Batman in general, and if you've never seen "Epilogue", you should pick up the first season of Justice League Unlimited for that alone.
26 of 34 people found the following review helpful
By KAppleFeet2
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
If you are a fan of these cartoons, and if you already own "Batman Beyond: Season One" and "Batman Beyond: Season Two," then you really should not think twice about purchasing the final volume in the BATMAN BEYOND series because it concludes an excellent television show, and it has thirteen absolutely magnificent episodes. Here is the episode list, with a very small description of each episode, so not a lot of the plot will be ruined:
1) King's Ransom -- The Royal Flush Gang returns.
2) Untouchable -- Batman must face a new villain, The Repellar.
3) Inqueling -- Ink returns, and so does her daughter!
4) Big Time -- Big Time, a friend from Terry's past returns.
5) Out of the Past -- Talia Al Ghul, Ra's Al Ghul's daughter and Bruce Wayne's past love from "Batman: The Animated Series," visits Bruce on his birthday.
6) Speak No Evil -- Batman helps a genically enhaced gorilla find his mother's killer.
7) The Call: Part I -- Superman asks Batman to join the Justice League Unlimited.
8) The Call: Part II -- Batman must comfront a traitor in the Justice League Unlimited!
9) Betrayal -- Big Time returns once again and causes problems for Batman.
10) The Curse of the Kobra: Part I -- KOBRA kidnaps Max Gibson, Terry's friend, and plans to release a bomb.
11) The Curse of the Kobra: Part II -- The second part of "The Curse of the Kobra: Part I."
12) Countdown -- Zeta, the robot from Season Two, returns to Gotham City to find his creator...but something goes wrong!
13) Unmasked -- A flashback of how Terry was once unmaked.
SPECIAL FEATURES might be another "Panel" and probably Commenteries and trailers.
I myself have not seen all of these episodes, but I can for sure tell you that they are great! I hope you buy this to add yet another excellent volume to your Timm/Dinin DVD collection!!! You will not regret it. ^_^
1) King's Ransom -- The Royal Flush Gang returns.
2) Untouchable -- Batman must face a new villain, The Repellar.
3) Inqueling -- Ink returns, and so does her daughter!
4) Big Time -- Big Time, a friend from Terry's past returns.
5) Out of the Past -- Talia Al Ghul, Ra's Al Ghul's daughter and Bruce Wayne's past love from "Batman: The Animated Series," visits Bruce on his birthday.
6) Speak No Evil -- Batman helps a genically enhaced gorilla find his mother's killer.
7) The Call: Part I -- Superman asks Batman to join the Justice League Unlimited.
8) The Call: Part II -- Batman must comfront a traitor in the Justice League Unlimited!
9) Betrayal -- Big Time returns once again and causes problems for Batman.
10) The Curse of the Kobra: Part I -- KOBRA kidnaps Max Gibson, Terry's friend, and plans to release a bomb.
11) The Curse of the Kobra: Part II -- The second part of "The Curse of the Kobra: Part I."
12) Countdown -- Zeta, the robot from Season Two, returns to Gotham City to find his creator...but something goes wrong!
13) Unmasked -- A flashback of how Terry was once unmaked.
SPECIAL FEATURES might be another "Panel" and probably Commenteries and trailers.
I myself have not seen all of these episodes, but I can for sure tell you that they are great! I hope you buy this to add yet another excellent volume to your Timm/Dinin DVD collection!!! You will not regret it. ^_^
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
In the third (and unfortunately final) season of Batman Beyond, the show's creators settle into a rhythm that's really reminiscent of their finer moments in the much heralded Batman: The Animated Series. Having followed the series from its debut episode right up until the final, I can state that the entire third season manages to feel very natural in terms of character interaction and setting mood. While not as unpredictable as the first season, the third was wise to put Maxine Gibson (from season 2) on the backburner. Terry is much more able to explore his own thoughts and feelings as the new Batman with Bruce to back him up when the going gets rough. Note: Max is still present in many episodes, but her role is a bit more subtle.
Unlike Batman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond doesn't run quite a tight rouge's gallery. There are some reoccurring villains (such as Inque, Blight, The Jokerz, etc.) but nothing like the staples found in the original Batman story-lines. The show's creators claim that while there never an official "canceling" of Batman Beyond, they were all approached with assignments that caused them to drift apart which explains why the final episode could be viewed as fairly anticlimactic. Fortunately, as a result, greats like Justice League and Unlimited would be born. Batman Beyond is a program that still holds up beautifully and brings an interesting take on an already wonderful franchise. My only complaint about the series is that it had to come to an end.
Episode Guide:
1) King's Ransom
2) Untouchable
3) Inqueling
4) Big Time
5) Out of the Past
6) Speak No Evil
7) The Call: Part I
8) The Call: Part II
9) Betrayal
10) The Curse of the Kobra: Part I
11) The Curse of the Kobra: Part II
12) Countdown
13) Unmasked
Unlike Batman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond doesn't run quite a tight rouge's gallery. There are some reoccurring villains (such as Inque, Blight, The Jokerz, etc.) but nothing like the staples found in the original Batman story-lines. The show's creators claim that while there never an official "canceling" of Batman Beyond, they were all approached with assignments that caused them to drift apart which explains why the final episode could be viewed as fairly anticlimactic. Fortunately, as a result, greats like Justice League and Unlimited would be born. Batman Beyond is a program that still holds up beautifully and brings an interesting take on an already wonderful franchise. My only complaint about the series is that it had to come to an end.
Episode Guide:
1) King's Ransom
2) Untouchable
3) Inqueling
4) Big Time
5) Out of the Past
6) Speak No Evil
7) The Call: Part I
8) The Call: Part II
9) Betrayal
10) The Curse of the Kobra: Part I
11) The Curse of the Kobra: Part II
12) Countdown
13) Unmasked
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Not as good as I had hoped
There are things I like about this show but I wish it was as good as Batman the animated series. Its fun and cute but I wish the story and character development was stronger. Read more
Published 2 months ago by zambi
4.0 out of 5 stars
What happened to Dana?
This is a great season of Batman Beyond. We are given some great episodes such as Out Of The Past, where Talia returns on Bruce's birthday to offer him immortality, The Call, where... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Batmanfan2
4.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty Good
Not bad although not my favorite, but the quality of all three seasons is very consistent. I don't mind watching over and over again (this goes for all three seasons).
Published 3 months ago by Mirita
5.0 out of 5 stars
Beyond amazing!!
This is a very well done follow up to the original animated series. It has the same feel as the previous series with a fresh look and cast of characters. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Paul
5.0 out of 5 stars
Batman Beyond
I am a huge fan of Batman and this is a must have for any Batman fan or collector. The animation and stories are really good!
Published 3 months ago by Race
5.0 out of 5 stars
classic indeed
have heard rumors there is a season 4 out there ... all in all great classic WB . kevin conroy is great as the voice of bruce wayne
Published 3 months ago by Jason C. Laurenzo
5.0 out of 5 stars
Really enjoyable
I really enjoy the drawing style of this Batman series, episodes are short and sweet. Too bad that it was not on for longer.
Published 3 months ago by Dark Lilly
5.0 out of 5 stars
worth the buy
After buying the first two seasons I had to finish it out with the thrid. DVDs arrived in good condition before estimated arrival date. Just wished there were more episodes!
Published 4 months ago by aileen
5.0 out of 5 stars
great
this product came in on time if not earlier. item was descibed exactly as it was in the description. thanks.
Published 4 months ago by Chu
4.0 out of 5 stars
The Final Season of the Pioneering Batman Series is Well Worth It
Some of the great episodes of the series are contained in this collection. Old and new villains seek to destroy all the progress that Terry and Bruce have made bringing Batman... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Charlie Gooding
