Batman Anthology - Timeline

[RedStar 4546]

There's no date in Batman Forever or Batman & Robin that I recall.

They said Batman '89 is set in the mid-nineties. The '89 is a reference to the release date of the first film.

Oh ....I had not heard that they confirmed any timeline and I was confused by note about Richard's jacket being inspired by real world 80s or 90s clothes line

 

[RedStar 4546]

so we are getting a more a younger beyond-ish Barbara Gordon





and it is true it did took place in the Oct 31th and Dent Date Barbara https://aiptcomics.com/2021/08/06/dc-preview-batman-89-1/

 

[Pro Bot]

Updated.

 

[RedStar 4546]

Updated.

and it is office confirmed that Gordon did meet young Bruce after younger Jack kill the Wayne

 

[Pro Bot]

Yep. That's actually consistent with the first film's newspaper regarding the Wayne murder.

 

[RedStar 4546]

Yep. That's actually consistent with the first film's newspaper regarding the Wayne murder.

but everyone thinking that it is rip off Nolan take

 

[Pro Bot]

Drake Winston is the name of Robin.

 

[RedStar 4546]

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Drake Winston is the name of Robin.

I kind fix that in wiki.

 

[Pro Bot]

Danny DeVito Is Writing a Penguin Comic Book for the Batman Villain's 80th Anniversary

Batman Returns star Danny DeVito is teaming up with DC Comics to write a Penguin-centric story for Gotham City Villains Anniversary Giant No. 1.

movieweb.com

Danny DeVito is writing a story about Oswald Cobblepot in Gotham City Villains Anniversary Giant #1. I wonder if it will be related to the Burtonverse or not.

A variant cover of the Anthology comic uses his interpretation of the Penguin, though.

 

[ThanosDarkesied]

The novels: Robin Facing the Enemy (https://batman.fandom.com/wiki/Robin:_Facing_the_Enemy) and
Batgirl: To Dare the Darkness (https://batman.fandom.com/wiki/Batgirl:_To_Dare_the_Darkness) are considered canon?

 

[Pro Bot]

The novels: Robin Facing the Enemy (https://batman.fandom.com/wiki/Robin:_Facing_the_Enemy) and
Batgirl: To Dare the Darkness (https://batman.fandom.com/wiki/Batgirl:_To_Dare_the_Darkness) are considered canon?

I didn't even know they existed. I'll add.

 

[RedStar 4546]

I didn't even know they existed. I'll add.

well 89's comic sort hint that Dr. Quinzel exist and Barbara
Gordon seem that she could might become 'BATWOMAN' at end of issue six

 

[Pro Bot]

well 89's comic sort hint that Dr. Quinzel exist and Barbara
Gordon seem that she could might become 'BATWOMAN' at end of issue six

Batgirl*, but yeah. Barbara Gordon.

 

[RedStar 4546]

Batgirl*, but yeah. Barbara Gordon.

well She seem bit too old to be go by that code name

 

[thecomicperson]

Schumacher films are set in Earth-97

Batman '89 Rejects the Dark Knight's '90s Movies With a New Twist on Batgirl

As Batman '89 explores the world of the classic 1989 Tim Burton film, the comic introduces a new take on the classic Bat-Family member.

www.cbr.com

 

[Pro Bot]

Schumacher films are set in Earth-97

Batman '89 Rejects the Dark Knight's '90s Movies With a New Twist on Batgirl

As Batman '89 explores the world of the classic 1989 Tim Burton film, the comic introduces a new take on the classic Bat-Family member.

www.cbr.com

That Crisis Aftermath thing was just a joke about the years. In fact, they said Batnipples is canon as a result of Earth-89, thus claiming Earth-89 as the Earth of Schumacher. The DC YouTube channel backed this up in their review of Catwoman, which also reinforced that Catwoman is connected.

While it is true that The Flash movie will not reference the Schumacher films directly, a UK company that makes vehicles for film production posted a shot of some Batman & Robin symbols. When I made several comments speculating the nature of their use in The Flash, they only liked my comments that it would be in Michael Keaton's Batman Universe (Earth-89), not the ones speculating I would be for another Earth in the multiverse.

It is true that Batman '89 is not meant to mesh with the Schumacher series. We'll have to wait and see on that.

If anything, it would be Earth-95. The writer for Batman '89 was vague as well. Probably thought about how their comic doesn't relate to the Schumacher films.

So really, it's up to The Flash.

In the case that they are seperated:

Schumacher = Batman 1-4, Catwoman and the novel tie-ins

Burton = Batman 1-2, Batman '89, The Flash

 

[selfishmisery]

I would just divide it into two timelines:
Earth-89 and Earth 97.

 

[Pro Bot]

I would just divide it into two timelines:
Earth-89 and Earth 97.

Yeah, I plan to do that if they do retcon it outright of course. Say, if Harvey dies in '89. I'm interested to see if The Flash actually reinforces the comic or Schumacher canons. Chris O'Donnell multiverse cameo in X Earth or something?

Earth-89
Batman
Batman Returns
Batman '89
Crisis on Infinite Earths
The Flash

Earth-97 (again, unofficial number really)
Batman
Batman Returns
Batman Forever
Batman & Robin
Catwoman
(+ other related Burtonverse media)

 

[Pro Bot]

Superman Metropolis reference in Batman '89 #3. Joe posted a preview. Look at the newspaper.

"Reports of U.F.O.s over the skies in Metropolis"

Could be a Superman '78 reference to Brainiac?

 

[Pro Bot]

Updated.

Superman Metropolis reference in Batman '89 #3. Joe posted a preview. Look at the newspaper.

"Reports of U.F.O.s over the skies in Metropolis"

Could be a Superman '78 reference to Brainiac?

Nope.

Spoiler

Dream sequence. Probably for the best, less messy that way.