Batwoman

I'll Be Judge, I'll Be Jury

While Batwoman Season 1 Episode 6 fulfilled a sort of "ripped-from-the-comics" entertaining adventure, it suffered from two major flaws. The first is a bit petty, I'll admit. It's a wonky detail that either wasn't thought through thoroughly or is missing key context to make it make sense. In the opening scene, Angus Stanton was walking into the parking lot talking on his cell phone when he got confronted by the Executioner standing on the other side of the downed power... more

Batwoman Recap: The Beths Laid Plans

This week on Batwoman, Beth’s doppelganger got used to the new world she now lives in — and vice versa — before doing what she herself could to play hero and save the day. Picking up right where last week left off, Kate ignored Beth’s declarations that she is the real deal, roughing her up to the point that Beth grabbed for the pepper spray in her messenger bag and used it on her own sis, before running away. After swinging by Crows Security to confirm that Alice was an... more

Did Batwoman Just Deliver Its Big, Post-Crisis 'What the F--k' Moment?

The “Crisis on Infinite Earths” may be over, but its resolution appears to have left Batwoman‘s mind-blown Kate Kane doing a double take. At the close of this Sunday’s midseason premiere — which, it must be noted, also had Batwoman publically coming out as a lesbian (via a Kara Danvers exclusive for CatCo!) — Kate received quite the birthday surprise, in the form of her kindly sister Beth, newly returned from a semester abroad. Wait, what? ... more

'Batwoman,' 'Harley Quinn' & 'Duncanville' Head To Britain's Channel 4

British broadcaster Channel 4 has acquired Batwoman and Harley Quinn from Warner Bros and Duncanville, the animation from Amy Poehler and The Simpsons veterans Mike and Julie Scully. Batwoman will broadcast on Channel 4’s youth network E4 in 2020, featuring Ruby Rose as the DC character — the first openly gay female lead of a live-action ... more