Because Batman is a DC Comics superhero, and thus a Warner Bros. Discovery property, you can easily stream the majority of the best Batman movies and TV shows with an HBO Max subscription. However, there are now some notable exceptions, including last year’s announcement that Batman: Caped Crusader would no longer be released on that streaming platform. Instead, Caped Crusader will be an Amazon offering, and now the service is keeping its Batman streak going in a fun way with two more animated projects.
Along with Amazon officially confirming the two-season order for Batman: Caped Crusader, the company announced that it’s acquired an animated movie called Merry Little Batman, as well as its spinoff series, Bat-Family. Just like with Caped Crusader, these projects hail from Warner Bros. Animation, but if you’re interested in checking them out, you’ll need to be part of the ranks of Amazon Prime Video subscribers. Here’s what Vernon Sanders, head of television at Amazon and MGM Studios, had to say about these Dark Knight-centric additions to the streaming service’s library (via THR):
