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The Court of Owls is crossing over into the Batman: The Animated Series universe in Batman: The Adventures Continue Season II, a digital-first DC series launching May 6 with biweekly chapters.
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A print edition will debut June 11.
Batman: The Adventures Continue Season II will be co-written by Alan Burnett and Paul Dini, who teamed on 2020’s Batman: The Adventures Continue (opens in new tab) and of course give multiple DC animation fans the feels as the creative team behind the landmark (and beloved) Batman: The Animated Series (opens in new tab).
In describing Season II, DC asks a lot of rhetorical questions.
“Do you ever get the feeling you’re being watched?” asks the publisher. “Are there mysterious claw marks on brick buildings in your neighborhood? Who would you call to investigate? The GCPD…or Batman?”
Batman: The Adventures Continue Season II will be illustrated by Ty Templeton and Monica Kubina. Issue #1 will feature a cover by Riley Rossmo and a card stock variant cover by Andrew MacLean.
In addition to the Court of Owls (opens in new tab), the new series will also guest-star Boston Brand. Card-carrying DC fans know exactly who that is.
“Gotham City is changing,” continues DC’s description. “After Mayor Hill is killed by a mysterious assailant, Batman finds himself tracking down an ancient order that’s long been buried under the streets of Gotham: The Court of Owls. But what does this group have to gain from the death of Mayor Hill…and how can Deadman help the Dark Knight? Will the clues lead Batman to an ancient Gotham City legend?”
Check out two preview pages of Batman: The Adventures Continue Season II Chapter 1 by Ty Templeton and Monica Kubina:
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The Court of Owls is of course the creation of writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg Capullo in the early ’10s that has proven to be one of the most popular and adaptable new concepts to DC and Batman mythology in recent memory.
The Court of Owls has made their way into Fox’s former Gotham TV series, into prose novels (opens in new tab), animated films (opens in new tab), and video games, and will almost certainly be adapted into a feature film someday.
Fans love pretty much all of Batman: TAS, but there are still episodes that stand out among them. Here is Newsarama’s look at the 10 best Batman: The Animated Series episodes of all time.
