Kane52630
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- While at Leslie Thompkins's home, Bruce Wayne picked up The Caduceus, a book that contained the photographs and names of all the medical graduates from Thomas Wayne's, Leslie's and Matthew Thorne's year. The book had a caduceus sign on it with only one serpent instead of the traditional two. The Caduceus is often confused with the real symbol of medicine, the Rod of Asclepius.
- The orderly who Batman struggles to fight slightly resembles Lucas from "Prophecy of Doom".
- Thomas Wayne's note to Leslie in the yearbook misspells "Leslie" as "Lesley".
I'm pretty sure I remember seeing The Cat and Claw first. For some reason, I think that was the first episode to air? I tried looking it up, but all I could find were the DVD orders.
I'm pretty sure I remember seeing The Cat and Claw first. For some reason, I think that was the first episode to air? I tried looking it up, but all I could find were the DVD orders.
Yep... September 5th 1992.
That was another early one for me here in the UK. Speaking of the UK, heres a pretty cool early promo for the series on cartoon network:
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I keep hearing that Mark Hamill's retired from voicing the Joker, but different reports conflict. Has he made any official statement about it recently?
- Last full appearance of Poison Ivy in Batman: The Animated Series. She later appears in "Harley's Holiday", but had no dialogue.
- An issue of the later Batman Adventures (Volume 2) comic series suggests that this is the last appearance of the "real" Poison Ivy and that the revamped version seen in The New Batman Adventures was merely another copy produced to keep Batman off her trail, whilst she went into hiding for good. None of this was ever incorporated into the animated series.
- First appearance of Brad Garrett in the DCAU. He would go on to voice Lobo and Bibbo Bibbowski on Superman: The Animated Series.
- The episode is based on the comics story "A View from the Grave!" (Detective Comics #410, April 1971) by Dennis O'Neil. That story did not feature Croc, but Kano Wiggins, a death row escapee.
- This and "The Demon's Quest, Part II" are the only two episodes in the series to take place completely outside of Gotham City.
- Croc is quite correct: Crocodiles exert the strongest bite pressure of any member of the animal kingdom.
- Richard shares his name with King Richard III, the lead character of Shakespeare's play of the same name. Both Richards are "rudely stamp'd" (i.e., born hunchbacks).