Here’s what we know about Batman: Caped Crusader so far.

Since development continued even during the period in which the show was being shopped about to other platforms, the series shouldn’t be too far away from the small screen. Now fans can rest easy knowing that the highly anticipated animated series is still in the works and production should go smoothly now that it has settled on Amazon. The deal was finalized, with Amazon officially ordering two seasons of the series for Prime Video. Fortunately, multiple studios were interested in the animated project and Amazon quickly signed a deal to acquire Batman: Caped Crusader. Instead, HBO Max continued production while simply looking for a new streaming home to take on the show. The good news, though, was that the series wasn’t fully canceled as many other unfortunate projects were. However, just as excitement started rising, HBO Max announced that the show was among many of the projects the streaming service canceled due to cost-saving measures and the ongoing corporate shakeup at Warner Bros. Comic book writer Ed Brubaker also quickly joined the Batman: Caped Crusader crew, raising further anticipation for the series. Abrams, Reeves, and Bruce Timm onboard to pay homage to Batman’s animated history.

It is a standalone project that got the combined talents of J. While the project will be another adaptation of Batman, the series is not part of the DC Universe (DCU) or Matt Reeves’ Batverse. The series was first announced to be in development in 2021 by HBO Max and Cartoon Networks. The animated Batman: Caped Crusader show has finally found a home on Amazon after spending some time in flux.

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